FlyTheNest

HindleA wrote:"It's a long way up really"

His pulling down trousers to show bruises after cresta run,still makes me laugh.

We'll be back on Monday,no Thursday,no Monday .....



RIP.

Report reveals scale of food bank use in the UK

The research complements established information on UK food bank use compiled by the Trussell Trust, Britain’s biggest food bank network, which collects extensive data from its members and recently reported that it gave out a record 1.2m food parcels to families and individuals in need in 2016-17, the ninth successive year in which demand had risen. (Guardian)

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Hilariously delusional stuff from unsuccessful Only Connect contestant Mark Wallace over at the Graun

Theresa May’s dementia tax U-turn will deepen the crisis facing poorer people “without assets” who desperately need social care, a health think-tank has warned.

Cash-starved local councils – already facing a £2.1bn black hole – will be hit with higher costs to pay for the shake-up but may now end up with no extra funding at all, it has forecast.

Temulkar wrote:Tory party absolutely annihilated on Victoria Live. This election is winnable.

"What they tend to find is the typical user of a foodbank is not someone that's languishing in poverty, it's someone who has a cash flow problem episodically."

StephenDolan wrote:

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Hilariously delusional stuff from unsuccessful Only Connect contestant Mark Wallace over at the Graun

That piece gave me a chuckle. I half expected to see the name D'Ancona.

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Harrow West: 'people think saying they will vote Tory makes them look bad'

AnatolyKasparov wrote:

StephenDolan wrote:

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Hilariously delusional stuff from unsuccessful Only Connect contestant Mark Wallace over at the Graun

That piece gave me a chuckle. I half expected to see the name D'Ancona.

Such was the tidal wave of derision, comments were locked a few hours ago. Strange how often that has happened recently.......

StephenDolan wrote:She is sooooo bad.

PorFavor wrote:

StephenDolan wrote:She is sooooo bad.

That's no way to describe the Team Leader.

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Those seem to be about the only things she did get any support on, tbh.

Generally it was a car crash. Corbyn was much superior with both Paxman and the audience.

PorFavor wrote:Night night.

Labour’s lead among voters under 50 is growing, marking an increasing generational divide ahead of June's election, according to a poll by YouGov.
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One midwife from Devon protested at the “chronic underfunding” and told her: “I see a lot of efficiency savings that are actually cuts. I see hospitals closing.
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AnatolyKasparov wrote:Those seem to be about the only things she did get any support on, tbh.

Generally it was a car crash. Corbyn was much superior with both Paxman and the audience.

tinyclanger2 wrote:

Labour’s lead among voters under 50 is growing, marking an increasing generational divide ahead of June's election, according to a poll by YouGov.
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But assumption is young won't vote any more than in the past.

Theresa May was described as a "blowhard who collapses at the first sign of gunfire," by Jeremy Paxman during the leadership debate.
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