Wednesday 19th October 2016
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Wednesday 19th October 2016
Morning all.
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Morning all.
Tories cutbacks have negative consequences (part 5).The prison service this time.
Tories cutbacks have negative consequences (part 5).The prison service this time.
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Can we just divide the country into people who want to leave Europe and be governed by Tories (they can go to say America, or China, neither of which are in Europe so it'll make more sense). Then the rest of us and our future pals from here and elsewhere can have the life we want here in that there Europe.
Since we've been physically attached to bits of France and the NL since Precambrian times anyway; fighting about whether we should be a part of it or not is inherently futile. People, on the other hand, have the option to ... er ... migrate.
Since we've been physically attached to bits of France and the NL since Precambrian times anyway; fighting about whether we should be a part of it or not is inherently futile. People, on the other hand, have the option to ... er ... migrate.
LET'S FACE IT I'M JUST 'KIN' SEETHIN'
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The marvellous Refitman. Saying good morning cheerfully to millions (tens?) so that curmudgeonly gets like me don't have to.
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Good morfternoon.
Anyway. We'd better get cracking on a bit of colonialism if we're to make that 37% trade leap just to stand still.
I hope to be spending the day doing just that. Pith helmet can't be located at the moment which is why I'm still hanging around.
Anyway. We'd better get cracking on a bit of colonialism if we're to make that 37% trade leap just to stand still.
I hope to be spending the day doing just that. Pith helmet can't be located at the moment which is why I'm still hanging around.
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Morning. 600 jobs at risk at Travis Perkins.
Morning. 600 jobs at risk at Travis Perkins.
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Good idea. I believe I have some third cousins five times removed in New Zealand. I'll send them a quick mail to see if they want to start importing large volumes of WI-approved Victoria Sponge.
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Welsh local government pensions schemes have submitted a proposal to the UK government to pool £13bn of funds for infrastructure projects.
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Anyone hear David Davies btw?
Frightening. Sounded like an express editorial wet dream.
Frightening. Sounded like an express editorial wet dream.
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Morning
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The London borough with a '50-year waiting list' for council houses
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The London borough with a '50-year waiting list' for council houses
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Brickgate returneth. The 2015 playbook has been dusted off. Antisemitic claims and now this. SMH.
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That's the dimwit who didn't seem to appreciate that the Bank of England had had independence from a PM telling them what to do since 1997.StephenDolan wrote:Anyone hear David Davies btw?
Frightening. Sounded like an express editorial wet dream.
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Morning all.
Computer problems this morning. My dongle-adorned PC decided it didn't want to acknowledge that there was an internet hub it could talk to, after which I had to go for the IT helpdesk remedy - switch it and on again.
Computer problems this morning. My dongle-adorned PC decided it didn't want to acknowledge that there was an internet hub it could talk to, after which I had to go for the IT helpdesk remedy - switch it and on again.
Hmm...that Autumn Statement coming up is going to be a real humdinger.Paul Lewis @paullewismoney 16m16 minutes ago
Scrapping annuity plans leaves a near £1billion hole in govt finances - £485m 2017/18 and £475m 2018/19 from extra tax on sums generated
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Low paid self-employed will be ‘worse off’ under Universal Credit
Low paid self-employed will be ‘worse off’ under Universal Credit
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Government can 'unilaterally' grant EU citizens right to remain after Brexit
Government can 'unilaterally' grant EU citizens right to remain after Brexit
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I have to ask, do you mean the MP for Monmouth - or for Haltemprice and Howden?StephenDolan wrote:Anyone hear David Davies btw?
Frightening. Sounded like an express editorial wet dream.
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Ha, yes I see what you mean. The description applies to both. The former, the one with the 'e'.AnatolyKasparov wrote:I have to ask, do you mean the MP for Monmouth - or for Haltemprice and Howden?StephenDolan wrote:Anyone hear David Davies btw?
Frightening. Sounded like an express editorial wet dream.
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StephenDolan wrote:Ha, yes I see what you mean. The description applies to both. The former, the one with the 'e'.AnatolyKasparov wrote:I have to ask, do you mean the MP for Monmouth - or for Haltemprice and Howden?StephenDolan wrote:Anyone hear David Davies btw?
Frightening. Sounded like an express editorial wet dream.
I've just read this -
Don't know what your problem is with him. He seems like a big softy . . .On the Today programme this morning Davies (who is MP for Monmouth and not to be confused with his namesake, the Brexit secretary, David Davis) defended his position.
We must not be naive about this. It’s no good Lily Allen turning up with tears in her eyes and all the rest of it - we need to be quite hard-nosed here.
People are desperate, I understand that, and they will say what they need to say to get in. When I was in the camp in Calais there were caravans with notices on saying ‘Come here, we will coach you in what to say to get into the UK’.
People in Britain, I think, want to help children but we don’t want to be taken for a free ride either by people who seem to have got to the front of the queue even though they clearly look, in some cases, a lot older than 18 ...
Someone who is willing to throw themselves on to an electrified rail line or jump into a moving lorry isn’t going to be terribly worried about having an X-ray. (Politics Live, Guardian - my emphasis)
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BENEFIT RISE LESS THAN THE PRICE OF A STAMP
Millions of disabled people on state benefits will get benefit rises next April that are less than the price of a first class stamp.
Their benefits will increase by 1% next April in line with the September rate of inflation measured by the Consumer Prices Index. That rise will be the first for two years because in April this year their benefits were frozen after a period when inflation was zero or negative.
But for many the April 2017 rise in their weekly benefits will be barely be enough to buy a second class stamp never mind a first class one.
BENEFIT RISE LESS THAN THE PRICE OF A STAMP
Millions of disabled people on state benefits will get benefit rises next April that are less than the price of a first class stamp.
Their benefits will increase by 1% next April in line with the September rate of inflation measured by the Consumer Prices Index. That rise will be the first for two years because in April this year their benefits were frozen after a period when inflation was zero or negative.
But for many the April 2017 rise in their weekly benefits will be barely be enough to buy a second class stamp never mind a first class one.
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"Guns don't kill people, toddlers do"
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Watch out for those 3 year old Americans
'Toddlers Kill': video speaks to absurdity of gun debate as it highlights a real issue - the guardian
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Watch out for those 3 year old Americans
'Toddlers Kill': video speaks to absurdity of gun debate as it highlights a real issue - the guardian
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Donald Trump: Making America Hate Again
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You can see why David Gobshite is so worried about child refugees now. Could be gun-toting murderers about to go on a rampage. Fact.
Donald Trump: Making America Hate Again
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About those billions that the Royal Yacht secured in trade deal...
Shocked etc.
Shocked etc.
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Saw this the other day and thought it quite amusing...
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Thank God we have Brexit, real high powered vacuum cleaners, made by great British designers like Dyson. None of that low powered, foreign built muck.RogerOThornhill wrote:Saw this the other day and thought it quite amusing...
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Huge government reforms are stopping the effective delivery of justice
Huge government reforms are stopping the effective delivery of justice
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DWP exploiting North-East rivalry with adverts demanding Newcastle residents report Sunderland benefit claimants
DWP exploiting North-East rivalry with adverts demanding Newcastle residents report Sunderland benefit claimants
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On the subject of trade...tinyclanger2 wrote:Good idea. I believe I have some third cousins five times removed in New Zealand. I'll send them a quick mail to see if they want to start importing large volumes of WI-approved Victoria Sponge.
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That's more or less what he said on Victoria D this am.JonnyT1234 wrote:You can see why David Gobshite is so worried about child refugees now. Could be gun-toting murderers about to go on a rampage. Fact.
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Best idea I've read in a long time.tinyclanger2 wrote:Can we just divide the country into people who want to leave Europe and be governed by Tories (they can go to say America, or China, neither of which are in Europe so it'll make more sense). Then the rest of us and our future pals from here and elsewhere can have the life we want here in that there Europe.
Since we've been physically attached to bits of France and the NL since Precambrian times anyway; fighting about whether we should be a part of it or not is inherently futile. People, on the other hand, have the option to ... er ... migrate.
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Good-morning, everyone.
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On Brexit, Theresa May is borrowing from the tactics of Benjamin Disraeli
On Brexit, Theresa May is borrowing from the tactics of Benjamin Disraeli
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X-rays for young asylum seekers: inaccurate and unethical
X-rays for young asylum seekers: inaccurate and unethical
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We've had enough of experts. Poll the sun readers. Let them decide.HindleA wrote:https://www.bda.org/news-centre/latest- ... hical.aspx
X-rays for young asylum seekers: inaccurate and unethical
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It's impossible to work and/or live with others denying reality, becoming abusive when reality is pointed out as real.A Labour internal investigation has found that Angela Eagle received hundreds of “abusive, homophobic, and frightening” messages from party members.
It also concluded that it was “highly likely” that a window vandalised at her office building – with a brick according to the report – was related to her shortlived leadership challenge to Jeremy Corbyn.
The investigation was conducted following complaints and counter-complaints about events in her local party, Wallasey. It was carried out by officials and upheld by a subcommittee of the party’s ruling body.
Eagle said she was grateful that Corbyn had attended the meeting and expressed sympathy for her and staff over the abuse they had received.
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I've never understood the brick-throwing incident and the problem others have acknowledging the threat it presented.
A Labour MP has been murdered. Other Labour MPs threatened ceaselessly. It's terrifying.
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Housing Is A Basic Need and a Human Right
Housing Is A Basic Need and a Human Right
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I guess we'll agree to disagree on the fundamental premise.citizenJA wrote:It's impossible to work and/or live with others denying reality, becoming abusive when reality is pointed out as real.A Labour internal investigation has found that Angela Eagle received hundreds of “abusive, homophobic, and frightening” messages from party members.
It also concluded that it was “highly likely” that a window vandalised at her office building – with a brick according to the report – was related to her shortlived leadership challenge to Jeremy Corbyn.
The investigation was conducted following complaints and counter-complaints about events in her local party, Wallasey. It was carried out by officials and upheld by a subcommittee of the party’s ruling body.
Eagle said she was grateful that Corbyn had attended the meeting and expressed sympathy for her and staff over the abuse they had received.
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I've never understood the brick-throwing incident and the problem others have acknowledging the threat it presented.
A Labour MP has been murdered. Other Labour MPs threatened ceaselessly. It's terrifying.
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Watching the Edu select committee on teacher recruitment and retention.
Suella Fernandes only contribution seems to have been to plug Michaela Community School after a shout-out from her mate Nick Gibb.
And Gibb had the nerve to say he was in favour of evidence-based schooling...but is in favour of grammars!
Suella Fernandes only contribution seems to have been to plug Michaela Community School after a shout-out from her mate Nick Gibb.
And Gibb had the nerve to say he was in favour of evidence-based schooling...but is in favour of grammars!
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Boris was in sixth form at Eton when this pic was taken. So, yeah, not so much for demonising child refugees with this app, eh?
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What 'fundamental premise'?StephenDolan wrote:I guess we'll agree to disagree on the fundamental premise.citizenJA wrote:It's impossible to work and/or live with others denying reality, becoming abusive when reality is pointed out as real.A Labour internal investigation has found that Angela Eagle received hundreds of “abusive, homophobic, and frightening” messages from party members.
It also concluded that it was “highly likely” that a window vandalised at her office building – with a brick according to the report – was related to her shortlived leadership challenge to Jeremy Corbyn.
The investigation was conducted following complaints and counter-complaints about events in her local party, Wallasey. It was carried out by officials and upheld by a subcommittee of the party’s ruling body.
Eagle said she was grateful that Corbyn had attended the meeting and expressed sympathy for her and staff over the abuse they had received.
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I've never understood the brick-throwing incident and the problem others have acknowledging the threat it presented.
A Labour MP has been murdered. Other Labour MPs threatened ceaselessly. It's terrifying.
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Nowhere safe to stay: Homeless people “told to sleep rough” despite extreme dangers
New research out today from homelessness charity St Mungo’s has revealed that 129 rough sleepers died in London since 2010 – an average of one rough sleeper dying every fortnight – while some people, shockingly, were told by councils to sleep rough to access support.
Did my bit to lessen numbers in the '80s,when I made the soup in nightly soup run.
Nowhere safe to stay: Homeless people “told to sleep rough” despite extreme dangers
New research out today from homelessness charity St Mungo’s has revealed that 129 rough sleepers died in London since 2010 – an average of one rough sleeper dying every fortnight – while some people, shockingly, were told by councils to sleep rough to access support.
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Should do a deal - Brenda can have her vanity project as long as it is officially named Boaty McBoatface?RogerOThornhill wrote:About those billions that the Royal Yacht secured in trade deal...
Shocked etc.
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Beg to differAnatolyKasparov wrote:Should do a deal - Brenda can have her vanity project as long as it is officially named Boaty McBoatface?RogerOThornhill wrote:About those billions that the Royal Yacht secured in trade deal...
Shocked etc.
QueenyMcQueenface has a better ring to it
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Please stop it with the "Colin" crap. (No offence intended to Colin himself, you understand.)
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That a brick was thrown through her constituency office window.citizenJA wrote:What 'fundamental premise'?StephenDolan wrote:I guess we'll agree to disagree on the fundamental premise.citizenJA wrote: It's impossible to work and/or live with others denying reality, becoming abusive when reality is pointed out as real.
I've never understood the brick-throwing incident and the problem others have acknowledging the threat it presented.
A Labour MP has been murdered. Other Labour MPs threatened ceaselessly. It's terrifying.
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I am interested how this inquiry can be so sure that brick was politically related, it seems that the main "evidence" there is the timing.
There is no doubt that Eagle got some horrible abuse (though again, I'm not sure how it can be stated with such certainty that so many were actual party members) and that is completely unacceptable. But its not confined to any one faction - Corbyn himself gets death threats and similar stuff on a regular basis.
There is no doubt that Eagle got some horrible abuse (though again, I'm not sure how it can be stated with such certainty that so many were actual party members) and that is completely unacceptable. But its not confined to any one faction - Corbyn himself gets death threats and similar stuff on a regular basis.
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'...a window vandalised at her office building – with a brick according to the report...'StephenDolan wrote:That a brick was thrown through her constituency office window.citizenJA wrote:What 'fundamental premise'?StephenDolan wrote: I guess we'll agree to disagree on the fundamental premise.
This happened
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Beg to differ, I think it has its uses on occasion. Corbyn generally did OK, though he did allow May that bit of bluster at the end.PorFavor wrote:Please stop it with the "Colin" crap. (No offence intended to Colin himself, you understand.)
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"Blame on all sides"AnatolyKasparov wrote: But its not confined to any one faction - Corbyn himself gets death threats and similar stuff on a regular basis.
All this abuse and so on was an equivalent problem before 2015 was it?
Something has changed.