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.....Porn

...you stated the blindingly obvious, that you opposed CD's appointment because she is a lesbian. ".......obviously a token LGBT appointment. "

Russia's FM makes a fool of ours; ( from the BBC running coverage ) "You do recognise Russia's sovereignty over the Rostov and Voronezh regions?" Lavrov asked, referring to two Russian regions. After a brief pause, the paper says, Truss replied: "Great Britain will never recognise Russia's sovereignty over those regions." "Great Britain's Ambassador to the RF [Russian Federation], Deborah Bronnert, had to step in, delicately explaining to Ms Truss that the two regions [Rostov and Voronezh] are indeed Russian,"

Maybe look at it this way; the challenge on Broja, poor officiating thereof, and subsequent second Spurs goal led to Saints responding to an injustice by taking control of the game and scoring two quick goals to rectify the wrong in a manner the referee couldn't interfere with.

Use the same system rugby uses, the video ref is free to inform the onfield official of potential serious foul play at any time, even if the game has progressed by a minute or more.

Ely's goal. From the start of that move to Che heading the third Spurs barely had a touch.

CD says she has no intention of quitting - GM's blood pressure goesup a notch.

Brigadier

There must have been a serious post-mortem at Stockley Park after they failed to get the "right" result. Levy will be asking for a refund.

Seeing as Liz Truss is currently in Moscow, why don't we simply tell Putin that unless he backs down we will leave her there.

I really hope Minsk got to watch last night.

Where did we find Elyounoussi's twin brother, the one who can actually play ?

Ralph out ?

Possession Home47% Away53% Shots Home8 Away23 Shots on Target Home3 Away10 Corners Home2 Away8 Fouls Home7 Away13

The ref is a complete Coo(n)t

I thought play stops for a potential head injury.

From the BBC "Handball from Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg?? It's being checked. The ball certainly hits the Dane on the arm, but it looks like he is pulling it away and VAR says nothing wrong with that. Would have been given last season."

Like extending the funds managed by your investment company to bases in Ireland to keep it within the EU ? "A firm co-founded by the Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg has set up its second investment fund in Ireland, insisting it “has nothing to do with Brexit”. It comes after the prominent Brexiteer faced questions last month after it emerged Somerset Capital Management (SCM) had set up its first Dublin-registered investment fund. The business, which invests millions into emerging and frontier markets, also issued a stark warning over Brexit earlier this year, suggesting there was the likelihood to be “considerable uncertainty” as Britain leaves the bloc" https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jacob-rees-mogg-brexit-scm-ireland-investment-fund-conservative-mp-a8461021.html Co-incidentally; "Jacob Rees-Mogg’s new job as minister for ‘Brexit opportunities’ could make him substantially richer through his shares in an $8bn investment fund, experts have warned." https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/opendemocracyuk/jacob-rees-moggs-new-brexit-post-make-him-richer/ Sunny uplands.

Don't forget there was a reduction in shop lifting, which had nothing whatsoever to do with shops being closed during lockdown.

If you want to judge the people in those images by their appearance, you should also bear in mind who amongst them is doing the most damage to the country and it's credibility.

Probably the same as yours on your previous post.

Absolute state of them.

"UK firms have been hit by "increased costs, paperwork and border delays" as a result of Brexit, MPs have said. A report from parliament's spending watchdog, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), said it "was clear" that leaving the EU was having an impact on UK trade volumes." ""One of the great promises of Brexit was freeing British businesses to give them the headroom to maximise their productivity and contribution to the economy - even more desperately needed now on the long road to recovery from the pandemic," said PAC chair Meg Hillier. "Yet the only detectable impact so far is increased costs, paperwork and border delays."" https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60308494

"Boris Johnson's premiership is "past the point of no return" and he should resign, says a financier who has given the Conservatives more than £3m. John Armitage told the BBC that challenges facing the West demanded "serious, engaged" politicians." .... "Mr Armitage said he thought leaders "should leave" if they lose their "moral authority", adding: "I find the lack of honour inherent in modern politics incredibly distressing." Asked if Mr Johnson was "past the point of no return", he replied: "Well, personally yes."" ... "But expressing concern about the standards of leadership in No 10, Mr Armitage said: "It's about more than like, 'if I'm failing, I've done a few things wrong, oh gosh, I'm going to change my advisers, God above!'. "What about a sense of personal responsibility? You know, 'I'm going to change my chief of staff and it will all be fine.' Oh, really?" Mr Armitage said he had told the Conservative Party he would not be giving them any more financial support as things stand, but he does plan to remain a member to retain his vote." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60310694

Do you think that the Tories deliberately distorting the argument by saying that Starmer was responsible/should take responsibility because he was head of the CPS are being disingenuous because they are refusing to make the same demand of the person who is undoubtedly head of #10 Downing Street ?