badgerx16

And the conclusion seemed to be that if you open a window you might hear some birds singing. ( He even seems to admit he isn't sure what point he is trying to make with this "major story" that the media have overlooked ).

What do you think it adds that we did not already know ?

Kamala is waiting patiently in the wings.

And it's difficult to wfh if your 'office' is the galley on a sub. Given the strident kick back we have seen from him in the last couple of days, AL76 must be really worried about the possibility of Boris being ousted.

Boris is a bullshitter. Always has been, always will be.

Surprised Warrior missed this one; Not exactly a big hit to the UK economy, but being outside the EU has led to one iron working company moving much of it's production to Spain to avoid US import charges; https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59857275

Newcastle's approach to this window smacks of a scatter-shot panic, without any coherent plan as to which positions to prioritise, and which players might fit their vision. I am liking all the reports of players turning them down because of their league position.

He will not be 'found clean', because he is most certainly not, but he will in all likelihood not be found 'guilty' - Sue Gray doesn't have the remit to do so.

I was only referencing adverts targetted at me.

Boris is the PM, the rules were introduced on his watch by his Cabinet, he owns them.

Deflecting the debate does not negate his culpability.

Another false flag actor ? "A folk singer from the Czech Republic has died after deliberately catching Covid, her son has told the BBC. Hana Horka, 57, was unvaccinated and had posted on social media that she was recovering after testing positive, but died two days later. Her son, Jan Rek, said she got infected on purpose when he and his father had the virus, so she could get a recovery pass to access certain venues." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-60050996

They'll still be shit. ( Mind you, they are shit we seem to struggle against ).

Advert breaks during weekday daytime TV: it's all life insurance, funeral plans, burglar alarms, and equity release.

After Leicester found the loophole the FA closed it.

They know full well that Sue Grey's report will shy away from any direct criticism of the PM, and when such criticism fails to appear they will turn it into 'no case to answer'.

Boris claims nobody warned him the drinks party was against the rules. He made the f**king rules !!! He shouldn't have had to rely on others to keep him onside.

such

Just like everything else with Brexit.

This is the sort of 'benefit' GM will be happy with : "A pesticide which can harm bees has been approved for use in 2022. Emergency use of a product containing the chemical thiamethoxam has been authorised in England because of a virus which affects sugar beets. The decision came despite expert advisers finding pollution from the pesticide would damage river life, and requirements for use had not been met. But Environment Secretary George Eustice said product use would be "limited and controlled". In 2018, an almost total ban was put in by the EU and UK because of the serious damage the chemical could cause to bees. Charities and campaign groups are angry at the chemical now being approved for use." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-59995387

Tallboy

Telephone call received by the Met; "Hello. Yes, I live near Downing Street and I am worried It's too quiet this evening, something must be wrong."

It dawned on us quite a while ago.

TBF, Malan's head was probably scrambled as his wife gave birth yesterday, 6 weeks early. Doesn't explain the rest of the series though.

England have 3 limited overs games scheduled against the Netherlands this summer. Seems about their level.