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I guess he and the prospective me berce for Devon know each other . Unelectable idiots

you really must try harder to find a creditable course of "news" rather than some Leftie Liberal fantasist blog. Try Russia Today at least it has George Galloway dishing out his "pearls of wisdom" when he is not imitating cats.

Any idea how much the EU its paying Blur and Mandelson?

22000 knife crimes a year in the UK, not so great here now is it?

The DSP will recover over the morning as Goldmans buys back its shorts taken ahead of the downgrade issued this morning

The Govt is not to blame for he growth of online shopping. Te reality is is that in most instances online shopping offers the consumer what they want. Refunds are easy should the merchandise not be up to standard or the wrong size or not what it was thought to be. I speak from first hand experience as I am in the post office at least av couple of times a week returning my daughters online purchases. High taxes are of course an issue but as we have seen with many retailers they were also slow to adopt the changes needed and failed too lift the quality of their offering. Woolworth was one of the first major chains to fall at the quality hurdle right at the beginning of the online phenomenon. John Lewis is an example of a store that has got it right so it is possible with the right management. Online retailers do seem to have a tax advantage which needs addressing to level the playing field imo. Of course the same situation applies to our hight street banks which are still closing branches every day. banking and the way we now do it has changed and will likely change further still. Lloy still has a van that rocks up twice a week in our village, but even then I wonder for how much longer as hardly anyone seem to feel the urge to use this facility.

No. Khan has been a disaster for London so far.

gratifying to see a respected academic agrees with what some of us have been seeing on this board for ages despite frequent efforts to have our points removed . as mentioned previously there is no common sense or indeed pragmatism in the EU's political leadership. Its a slavish unquestioning devotion to a flawed idea that is running into fatal headwinds and the very soon the few contributors to the coffers will be unable to distribute the loaves and fishes to Southern and East European takers.

BBC did air Corbyn speech to the trade unions today tho. Of course I doubt Corbyn will have referenced record low unemployment of 3.4% lowest for 45 years and above inflation wage growth. No lets keep the focus on the politics of envy and those s@d@ing toffs who past mots of the income tax.

if it is bad for France, it will be catastrophic for Ireland. Brussels has played fast and loose to protect their dream of a Federal Europe. All is great when the sun shines and the birds are singing "Ode to joy" . Not quite the same when the hand that feeds is heading towards a deep recession and sentiment is beginning to swing towards questioning whether or not all this integration is really that good for all? Yet they seek to punish the UK for wanting its freedoms back that have been surreptitiously stolen over the last decade or so under the connivence of Tony Blur and co. The cost to EU of forcing a "no Deal" will be immense especially if Donald comes through for us and decides to lay into the EU for its anti-competitive practices on cars, aircraft and so on. Barnier and the spitting Belgian better think hard over the next few weeks.

they want our money to pay for the PIGS and other southern, central and east European member states and to demonstrate that nobody leaves Hotel California.

what has he lied about? The party has chosen him because they are fed up with the status quo. The establishment is afraid of him because he will do what is needed to the halt the abuse of power and privilege. The whiles tories are whingeing but were warned not to betray the party. They thought they were above the party, which they always have been to the detriment of any conservative government since the 70s. Brussels are bricking it and doing what they can to stir the pot some more as they know that once we are out others in the EU may ask the same questions again and again. The political experiment is built on arrogance and a flawed ideology. Now that the economic miracle is unravelling the last thing Brussels needs is one of the world's largest economies trading unfettered on its doorstep able to take timely action to guide its economy through the difficult times. The EU has lost its ability to move swiftly on trade and economics and has now entered a cul de sac hemmed in by recession, low inflation, negative rates, high unemployment and dependency on subsidies of key sectors within the member states . Complicating matters further still is that the economies within the EU are diverse from dynamic high tech to subsistence farming leading to a wildly divergent gdp/capita. While maybe not be a problem in the good times, it will be the cause of massive resentment in the bad. It is just as well we are leaving

liberal democrats no but SNP pretty close I would say with a visceral hatred of the conservatives. The idiots are still fighting the 70's battles of old . A bit like the japanese soldiers on islands in Indonesia and the Philippines who did not know the war had ended 40 years previously. Listening to Blackford and his pathetic cronies is difficult at the best of times. A solution to boot them out of the HoC would be most welcome.

Interesting programme on slavery at the moment on the beeb panorama that’s what we are up against with done of the Eu scum Blur encouraged to come yo Britain

Of o were u I would start going now to get some credit with the Almighty. You and us all will need His help should that day come . A racist, supporter of terrorist organisations and some one who seems to believe some of the most murderous regimes we have seen in the 20th century were misunderstood

True. Boris knew that and warned his own ranks that he would lance the 40 year old festering boil. He did. Hopefully we will get to go to the country before Labour does the same and makes itself more electable. Candidates to weald the ice axe are Watson, and Starmer. here ar many others though who will stick one in for good measure. Ewe are seeing deselection in the Tory ranks now but I suspect we will some more in Labour as well and Momentum seeks to gain a stronger grip on the membership and its candidates before the fateful day.

you are absolutely right of course and that came into effect immediately on the result of the Referendum.

to true. You know that one won't make it past 10 o'clock this morning tho. Lets see and start the clock

Its not about economics it is about political control and always has been. Germany and France but also Italy and Spain cannot afford to lose the UK market. The EU has wrapped itself in protective legislation to the point that it cannot negotiate a trade deal with anyone outside the EU in an expedient manner. They have a number of trade disputes on the go already and will be taken apart by the US before long on a number of crucial industry sectors. If Trump isa as good as his word, i think he will be when it comes to the EU, he will screw them rotten should we escape its tentacles. An independent UK is a viable threat to Project Europe lets make no mistake. The cost to the EU economy will be catastrophic if they should want it to be so their commitment to the Federalisation experiment will be severely tested and given the global comic slowdown may well the cost may well prove to be too much to bare given that the bulk of the 27 are fund takers. The EU has fought dirty with us from day one and have infiltrated our institutions and media to create the situation we are facing today. Our democratic rights as an independent sovereign nation matter not a jotto Brussels. Mario is out of silver bullets and EU is on life support and they know full well that a combined effort from Johnson and Farage could pull the plug and give a voice and courage to those within to seek redress for forty years of subjugation.

that's the issue. TM as a Remainer PM,and under the guidance of Brussels< has allowed the MSM to distort the facts and regurgitate Project Fear in one way or another and force feed the nation. It is therefore no surprise that many no longer know what to believe. Looking back in the distant past, we as a nation had more trust in those that represented us and organisations such as the BBC which were charged with keeping the nation appraised of facts rather than spinning a subversive agenda. Haw Haw broadcast daily to undermine morale just as the BBC and other MSM outlets are doing today but our grand parents were better able to spot a stinker then many today happily going along and taking as fact anything the media outlets put out. Weak and duplicitous Government has used this smokescreen to its advantage brainwashing the ordinary public and looking to justify the heel dragging. Some may have noted that Carney is rowing back from his dire predictions of three years ago, which of course is reasonable as his main supporter following the lugubrious Osborne< Hammond has now been tarred and feathered and BJ sees him for the meddling political fool he is. remainers may believe they have scored a couple of notable ;points, but when all said and done the British public done not want to be taken for the mugs the Remainers believe them to be. As far as the swamp is concerned Boris was always going to get a rough ride from day one. He is different and genuinely wants to do things as he done in London. The "establishment" has an issue with that as shirkers and freeloaders come under scrutiny and are weeded outs as we have seen. We should not feel sorry for them as they have their gold plated pensions that we have worked hard for, over their decades of "loyal" service.