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Morning

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UK has conceded on cut-off date for EU nationals, say Brussels sources
Exclusive: Sources close to Brexit talks say collapse in number coming to UK has sunk case for earlier date on protected rights

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"A Tax Plan For A New Gilded Age "

Good morfternoon.

Hello.Good Morning.
I am determined to be sensible today.In experimental terms it will interesting to see if at all possible.

New York Marathon tomorrow.It has or did have a later start than normally the case.That is my excuse for having eight Dunkin' Donuts pre-race.You go through the five boroughs from Staten Island to Central Park.Let's just say I took my time and savoured the experience.

Might go for "relatively"sensible on a give yourself an achievable goal basis.

Expectation management is key

Already thinking of deleting my intention.

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Families of child sexual abuse victims threaten action against UK government
Families of children attacked or harassed by other pupils are dismayed by lengthy delays in issuing guidelines to schools

HindleA wrote:Already thinking of deleting my intention.

But that might be the sensible option.

Morning All

I enjoyed Gogglebox very much last night. Among the heart-rending cancer appeal stories (nothing more to say), there was plenty for the politically engaged!

Of course Jeremy Corbyn was one of the "celebrity" viewers. Unsurprisingly he cam over as very normal. Then one of the clips was Michael Fabricant on celebrity First Date. My word! And then plenty of discussion of the sleaze in Parliament.

I've had suspicions before that Gogglebox is a bit to the left

HindleA wrote:New York Marathon tomorrow.It has or did have a later start than normally the case.That is my excuse for having eight Dunkin' Donuts pre-race.You go through the five boroughs from Staten Island to Central Park.Let's just say I took my time and savoured the experience.

So you are actually Homer Simpson.

It all starts to make sense now......

D'OH!

Any indication of what these "serious allegations" against Elphicke are yet?

Haven't seen anything,though I am in Springfield and on fifth bottle of Duff beer.

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Any indication of what these "serious allegations" against Elphicke are yet?

Maybe it's to do with £22k donation?
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Good-afternoon, everyone

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Avon and Somerset Police urged to investigate whether the EU referendum was illegal

MEP Molly Scott Cato says police should follow-up on Bristol-centric spending complaints

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TRUMP IS A ‘BLOWHARD,’ ‘I DON’T LIKE HIM’ AND I VOTED FOR HILLARY, GEORGE BUSH SAYS IN NEW BOOK

Strange times!

That would indeed be newsworthy if it was the younger GB - however, its his dad.

Still interesting, though - he became quite friendly with the Clintons over time despite the very negative campaign the Republicans fought again Bill back in 1992.

(the 25th anniversary of that election was yesterday btw)

AnatolyKasparov wrote:That would indeed be newsworthy if it was the younger GB - however, its his dad.

Still interesting, though - he became quite friendly with the Clintons over time despite the very negative campaign the Republicans fought again Bill back in 1992.

(the 25th anniversary of that election was yesterday btw)

George W might not have voted for Hillary, but he didn't vote for Trump, either.

Envisioning Hindle, Tarquin, PF and Constance all grooving in their own special ways to this one:

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There is indeed.

Some times people do the strangest things.

Not half.

Induction cooking tuna pasta bake while bopping along to Gary Clail playing on a teeny tiny computer- it's at times like this I realise I'm actually living in the future of my youth

tinyclanger2 wrote:Some times people do the strangest things.

Not half.

Greetings, pop-picker!

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James Chapman: Sexminster has the nation’s attention, but what else is the government up to?

Useful round up of the week's other political news.

This could be something or nothing round about 10pm...

Neil Henderson ✔ @hendopolis
Do please join me for what I suspect may be a quite interesting #tomorrowspaperstoday

Poppies or no poppies?
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(in my view)

RogerOThornhill wrote:This could be something or nothing round about 10pm...

Neil Henderson ✔ @hendopolis
Do please join me for what I suspect may be a quite interesting #tomorrowspaperstoday

One (Tory) MP got mentioned rather randomly "in another place" earlier today. Let see if the Sundays mention them.......

I'm not much liking this new "sensible" lark.

Oh my.

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BREAKING: Police found "extreme" pornography on the computers of Theresa May's deputy Damian Green when his office was raided in 2008

RogerOThornhill wrote:Oh my.

Tim Shipman‏ @ShippersUnbound 5m5 minutes ago
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BREAKING: Police found "extreme" pornography on the computers of Theresa May's deputy Damian Green when his office was raided in 2008

Goodness, gracious me!

Good grief, they're all at it...

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STIMES: MP Andrew Bridgen says he told whips in 2010 that female colleagues had complained about Dan Poulter putting hand up skirts

On the Green porn story apparently it was a govt computer - I've known people with similar on works computers having instant dismissal. No argument, you're going now.

Why'd it take so long?

citizenJA wrote:Why'd it take so long?

Well apparently it was legal but Green's statement attributes the story to a disgruntled policeman who got rapped over the knuckles over Green's arrest at the time.

If the ST have got this wrong there's a few journos' jobs gone for certain.

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Boris Johnson in spotlight as questions raised over Russian influence on UK
Foreign secretary among three ministers targeted by people linked to FBI investigation into Donald Trump’s alleged collusion with Moscow

Goodnight, everyone
love,
cJA

These, on the other hand, are quite nice:

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A farm situated in the middle of the M62 motorway is set to become a wildlife haven, as part of a new initiative to promote agricultural sustainability, wildlife biodiversity and water quality in the region.
...
Plans include the restoration of a peatland bog to lock carbon dioxide into the land to help reduce global warming.

The farm will also open brand new scientific and educational centres for environmental studies students, to carry out case studies on-site as part of their learning curriculum.

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“There’s no sense of decency any more,” one Beijing resident recently told the New York Times after finding a bike ditched in a bush outside his home. “We treat each other like enemies.”

In a world where being a bastard is rewarded - promotion, election to Office etc - it is hardly surprising that societal shift is towards the less pleasant end of the spectrum. From Digging for Victory to Brexit in our case.

Good morfternoon.

Good morning, all.

Today's papers won't make pleasant breakfast reading for No 10, I suspect.

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Good morning, all.

Today's papers won't make pleasant breakfast reading for No 10, I suspect.

When would have been the last time they were pleasant reading do you think? Before the election?

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Good morning, all.

Today's papers won't make pleasant breakfast reading for No 10, I suspect.

Is the Damian Green computer story linked to the kerfuffle surrounding the then Serjeant at Arms (Jill Somebodyoranother?) or am I mis-remembering?

I think it is, yes - the authorities seized his stuff didn't they?

AnatolyKasparov wrote:I think it is, yes - the authorities seized his stuff didn't they?

Yes, they did. There was a lot of hoo-hah about their being allowed in in the first place, as I recall.

Good-morning, everyone

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Delighted by news that @michaelgove has been added to Theresa May’s Brexit “war cabinet” – bodes well for Brexit

The Michael Gove who converted thousands of schools to academies, and then when told that the DfE couldn't possibly oversee them all from Whitehall, created civil service posts in a panic to get something done? That Michael Gove?

Bodes well then...

Fears over betting lobby’s influence on MPs in fixed-odds terminal debate

Leaked document shows bookmakers’ sway on parliamentary debate (Guardian)

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