ChelseaBoy

Nothing democratic about the LibDems as they show what they think of the results of the democratic referendum by trying to overturn it despite it having the largest mandate than any other vote in British history. No UK election or referendum has ever achieved over 17m votes for anything!!

Agreed, though if the Tories manage to get Brexit over the line, they will receive an influx of votes from the Brexit party, and if that happens the impact, especially in what would have been marginals will give them a big lead. The votes of the 4m or so Labour voters in Leave seats however is unclear as many i know will not now vote Labour again for changing their Brexit policy. Yes Labour will gain more remain votes, but they will come from areas such as London where they would have won anyway. Around 40 Labour seats are now vulnerable across the midlands and into the North. Personally i can't stand the duplicitous Tories, but you have to be a maniac to vote for Corbyn and his merry band.

Actually, he had already abdicated before the trip to Germany in 1937 and was merely a member of the royal family - not the serving monarch. He had very little influence and spent most of the war in the Bahamas as Governor.

Re, John Mann, yes he clearly did that to try to provoke Livingstone, but that was after Livingstone had made his statement concerning Hitler and Zionism and repeated it a number of times. I think the 100k loss is due to people having wised up to the Corbyn London cabal of McDonnel, Thornberry, Abbott and Starmer and realising that they stand for a very narrow section of the population. Hence, despite the worst election campaign, the worst PM, failure to implement Brexit and the ongoing turmoil, The Tories still remain ahead of Labour in the polls.

The buggers, how dare the Brit Govt do something so evil. Do we need any further evidence of the Nats lack of fiscal management?

She was sacked after comparing Corbyn and his inner circle as akin to the Bunker in the last days of the Third Reich, in which she also referenced the film, which was a pertinent analogy if you look at how they are not listening to others in the party which has led to the potential coup by Tom Watson etc. Her comments were insensitive and against comrade Corbyn which was enough for her to be suspended and nothing like the views of Chris Williamson, Ken Livingston, Naz Shah and others within Momentum. It is no co-incidence that Labour have lost 100k members over the last year.

Good team and an opportunity for some to stake a claim for a starting place come August. Certainly enough to see off St Josephs well.

Haven't the Geordies suffered enough??

Opening one would be the tip of the iceberg as you would need one in every town, then the staff and a Police presence to thwart the increased drug pusher presence that these locations attract. This is just one option, There needs to be more money made available by the devolved government.

Just watched a film called Radius on the Horror channel. It's more SCI FI that horror and not a repetitive plot as are many in this genre. With a neat twist at the end I'd highly recommend.

If I was being cynical, I'd say the SG may want the situation to stay as it is, so they can use it to berate the evil "Westminster establishment" in any future Independence debate, though I'm sure only hardened Nats will propagate this view, most people will see it for what it is.

I would just focus on his incompetence and the fact that his socialist utopia of renationalisation will not work. Irish Republican sympathies are a bonus, and anti Semitism is taking care of itself without the Tories needing to become involved.

There will not be a magic bullet on this and a cohesive plan that incorporates reinvigorated Police action, together with education in schools/University and support/health care on the ground. All of which cost money, so it will come down to the devolved Government to reallocate monies and effort into these areas. The County Lines initiatives across the UK have had significant success in breaking the supply of narcotics to the wider regions. I agree its not an easy fix, but willingness is the first step, and we don't see/hear enough to believe the will is there over an above the SNPs other priorities.

Fair shout, but wouldn't call Next to Gap a relegation - maybe standing still for a mo. £ for £ I think Chelsea have still outspent West ham with £60m Pulisic coming in, plus 4 of the loan players back in the 1st team squad being valued at over £100m, Batshuayi, Van Ginkel, Bakayoko, and Zuma, plus the signing of Kovacic from Real. West Ham won't trouble the top 6 IMHO.

He also did a slap up job of promoting the mass murdering Rwandan state.