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diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And here's what the Met were tweeting on the day > of the BYOB party... > > Have you been enjoying the hottest day of the year > so far? 🌞 > > It is important that we all continue to > #StayAlert > > You can relax, have a picnic, exercise or play > sport, as long as you are: > > ➡️ On your own > ➡️ With people you live with > ➡️ Just you and one other person > > Nothing to see here eh boys in blue?... From journalist John Harris... The other half of the story, clearly, is that nothing happens in 10 Downing Street without the cops knowing, and that looks like a very big question indeed. Boom!...

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I always thought it was Chinese water torture, but > hey - I guess no-one?s got the monopoly on torture > methods !! You're right on both accounts KK, the CIA aren't shy when it comes to waterboarding. Telegraph journalist on Newsnight last night mentioned the drip, drip, drip technique, and said they've heard from ministerial sources that videos exist. If that's the case I expect they are holding fire to see what Johnson says next, PMQ's later will be 'interesting'...

And here's what the Met were tweeting on the day of the BYOB party... Have you been enjoying the hottest day of the year so far? 🌞 It is important that we all continue to #StayAlert You can relax, have a picnic, exercise or play sport, as long as you are: ➡️ On your own ➡️ With people you live with ➡️ Just you and one other person Nothing to see here eh boys in blue?...

Surprised it took this long, kinda suggests someone is deliberately leaking stuff drip by drip...by drip...by drip... Japanese water torture stylee...https://www.itv.com/news/2022-01-10/email-proves-downing-street-staff-held-drinks-party-at-height-of-lockdown EXCL: Email obtained by @itvnews proves over 100 staff were invited to drinks party in No 10 garden at height of lockdown to ?make the most of the lovely weather?. We?re told PM and his wife attended, with staff invited to ?bring your own booze!?

zenoria65 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SpringTime Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Jack Dromey - bye bye > > PIE Care to explain what your post means zenoria...

Someone hand zenoria65 a dictionary so they can look-up the meaning of the word context...

Put them up next Christmas, and hey presto, you're twice as popular!...

Seventy Five Years...

A lot of talk from right-wing types about this case 'setting a dangerous precedent', but as legal expert Prof Steve Peers has pointed out, ''jury verdicts don't set precedents at all'' Funny how there's no concern from them for a Gov that wants to take away the right to protest if it causes ''unease'', whatever that means. Seems to me this is more about not agreeing with the jury's verdict than how our judicial system works...

It must've been sometime after I posted. Here are the three games that have been added to Week 18... Tuesday 11th January Southampton v Brentford Everton v Leicester City Wednesday 12th January West Ham United v Norwich City

Waiting on PA to update the weekly scores...

Dogkennelhillbilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > diable rouge Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > malumbu's gone all Vichy > > You're comparing leaving the EU (a bad but > democratic decision) to fronting a genocidal > regime. You need to have a nice cup of tea and a > sit down. No, just the 'if you can't beat them, join them'' mentality of malumbu's post rather than what the Vichy regime actually stood for. Good idea about a cuppa though...

malumbu's gone all Vichy, would you like your tummy tickled while you're adopting the submission position? I'm glad you can 'move on' from Brexit, many people can't, many have been directly affected by Brexit and continue to do so. The best thing people can do to 'improve society' is 'focus energies on how you can improve things for society' by calling out Brexit for what it is, and work towards closer ties to the EU by ''campaigning, getting involved in local or national politics, volunteering and the like.' There, fixed it for you...

Arsenal fans would be right to feel aggrieved after that refereeing performance. New Year, same old inconsistencies...

HNY holloway...how's your head? :)

Week 18 fixtures... Saturday 1st January Arsenal v Manchester City Watford v Tottenham Hotspur Crystal Palace v West Ham United Sunday 2nd January Brentford v Aston Villa Everton v Brighton & Hove Albion Leeds United v Burnley Southampton v Newcastle United Chelsea v Liverpool Monday 3rd January Manchester United v Wolverhampton Wanderers

Week 17 points... Week 17 table...

Time to get wrapping...

Expect there'll be postponements, but here's the full list. Week 17 fixtures... Sunday 26th December Liverpool v Leeds United Wolverhampton Wanderers v Watford Burnley v Everton Manchester City v Leicester City Norwich City v Arsenal Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace West Ham United v Southampton Aston Villa v Chelsea Brighton & Hove Albion v Brentford Monday 27th December Newcastle United v Manchester United Tuesday 28th December Arsenal v Wolverhampton Wanderers Crystal Palace v Norwich City Southampton v Tottenham Hotspur Watford v West Ham United Leeds United v Aston Villa Leicester City v Liverpool Wednesday 29th December Chelsea v Brighton & Hove Albion Brentford v Manchester City Thursday 30th December Everton v Newcastle United Manchester United v Burnley

Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without carols from King's College, Cambridge...

I thought This Country was good, if you don't mind the docu/comedy format worth giving it a try. I'd second Two Doors Down if you like gentle/observational humour, recently watched the Christmas special so should be available on iPlayer. Detectorists is in a similar vein, again should be available on iPlayer...

Ground for outdoors, floor for indoors...

I tried to copy and paste this article as I know some people don't like clicking on links, but it came up with a copyright warning so you'll have to make do with the link... https://www.ft.com/content/bc0563c8-f6ac-40f0-83d4-943ed08a2d79?shareType=nongift It's about the thoughts of 3 small UK companies who traded within the EU and continue to do so post-Brexit, and how the first year of Brexit has impacted on them, in particular by creating an 'internal border of red tape'. It's not sexy and won't show up on any 'balance sheet economist' spreadsheet, merely highlights what it's like at the Brexit coal face for the thousands of similar sized businesses and livelihoods...