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Salisbury away. Is that classed as a local derby? Eastleigh at home to Shrewsbury.

They have to decipher the row and the seat number which I'm sure that even Alan Turing would find difficult.

They're playing Juventus U21s at St Marys next Tuesday at 19.00. £5.00 for season ticket holders. Kids are free.

Another car-crash interview.... https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DJNGJCAHc/

After criticism that he spent little time in Clacton, Farage has found his dream home....

Jack enjoying the win: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1KTwkF2Tk2/

This is well worth a watch.... https://www.thepoke.com/2026/10/06/this-american-lawmakers-epic-takedown-of-putin-loving-free-speech-imposter-nigel-farage-will-never-fail-to-make-our-day-better/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=CARDSpicpost&fbclid=IwdGRzaAU0RT9jbGNrBTREbmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHBkb2YBc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEeByHF7tO7ojvEFZeYAcqGFA9Thv-9nOTYB-LGBnrkzxOFk65V7HNpoEmxHvE_aem_u_r78lNtobRMzkHaLfhHQQ&sfnsn=scwspmo

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/who-is-reforms-barrister-adam-richardson-410364/

Hope you didn't stay too long. They haven't been at Lancaster Gate for some time. Now at Wembley.

i would not watch anything with the word "Celebrity" in the title.

Wouldn't it be nice?

Struggling a bit with "Citizens: A Chronicle of the French Revolution" by Simon Schama. Very dense and detailed. So much so that he seems to go into the background of every character mentioned so it's easy to lose track. Taking it in small steps but not sure that I'll make it to the end.

My older brother went to this when both Baker and Bruce were with Graham Bond. Apparently, the Moody Blues were booed as their stuff was too pop-orientated.

"THE UK has confirmed it is ready to loathe freeloading pensioners bleeding us dry with their f**king triple locks the moment they are given the word. " As even Tories begin to doubt the wisdom of making the least productive sector of UK society the richest, the country is preparing for a hate campaign against these beige leeches from which they will never recover. Hannah Tomlinson of Hitchin said: “As a millennial, I’ve already spent years whipping up online mobs against anyone older than me with incorrect opinions. I couldn’t be readier. “And these grey-haired f**ks, squatting in their big houses squandering NHS resources while lapping up racist AI content and voting as far right as they’re physically able? They’ve had it coming for a long f**king time. “They make me sick with their their winter fuel payments and their uncritical adoration of Richard Osman. Our country’s going bankrupt so they can go to over-60s Aquafit and buy bedding plants? F**king boomers. Kill them all and cancel Call The Midwife.” 22-year-old Jordan Gardner agreed: “They’re dead weight, and now we’re introducing a new tax just for their care? Bollocks to that. Instead of bringing their care workers over here, how about we ship the lot of them to Rwanda? And further.” Prime minister Andy Burnham said: “Well, this is most fortuitous in terms of budgets for the next three years.” Read more on smry.ai

You would certainly think so. The fact that Tonda's told Long that he's No 2 doesn't mean he'll ever be No 1.

Canada beat Chile 1-0. Larin with the assist.

Interesting scientific discovery:

Glad I moved to a fixed tafiff a couple of weeks ago.

Seeing IT equipment that you used to work with in the Science Museum.

Part of his money laundering was to enable Iran to evade financial sanctions imposed by the UK and others. Yery patriotic, working against the interests of the country he pretends to love.

Reform introduces new vetting procedures: "ANYONE applying to be a Reform candidate will be interviewed by the police to be on the safe side. After the arrest of Welsh Reform leader Dan Thomas, and earlier his predecessor Nathan Gill, plus other ongoing investigations, the new process will see nominees voluntarily hand themselves in to the police in the first place. Reform spokesman Jack Browne said: “It seemed silly to go through our own half-arsed screening process to select a candidate then just deselect them when ‘that incident at the fancy dress party’ or whatever comes to light. “The police tend to be more thorough than we are, so it seems sensible for them to give people a once-over first. Under caution, obviously. “To this end we’ve produced a document for candidates to give to the police during questioning to streamline the process, with suggested topics such as ‘Things I said on Facebook’, ‘Things I’ve done driving my car’ and ‘Reasons I’m divorced’. “If they leave the police station without bail conditions they’ll be given a Reform Candidate Certificate stating ‘The police say I haven’t done anything bad yet’ and will be allowed to complete their application.” Browne added: “It’ll get a bit complicated when the candidate is an ex-copper but I’m sure a quick chat with a former colleague at their lodge meeting will suffice.”

Larin's playing in Minnesota on Wednesday 7th, so maybe back on Thursday. Not much time to recover for Sunday.

Evokes memories of the "military-industrial complex" of the 50's. The military were constantly telling Eisenhower about how many missliles the Soviets had and that he had to pour millions into the military contractors so that they could compete. Then, after the first overflights by the U2 and satellites, it became obvious that they had very few and all of the warnings were as much about boosting the profits of the contractors rather than strenghening defence. Eisenhower referenced this in his farewell address in 1961 and warned about the unwarranted influence of this complex.