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HindleA wrote:Never liked the play off nonsense to be honest,if you don't automatically qualify over the whole season ,you shouldn't go up.And don't get me started on the European Cup.
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HindleA wrote:Morning


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Probation will be renationalised after disastrous Grayling reforms

Tom Holland
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Your periodic reminder that this is the man now responsible for deciding whether a monstrous gash of concrete and tarmac should be driven through our most precious prehistoric landscape. #StonehengeTunnel

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Probation will be renationalised after disastrous Grayling reforms

Following years of damning criticism from MPs, inspectorates and former probation officers, the justice secretary, David Gauke, has decided to bring all offender management under the National Probation Service (NPS) by spring 2021. He said the private sector would still play a part in the provision of services, with £280m worth of contracts for rehabilitation services such as the provision of unpaid work....

Starmer quashes speculation Labour could abstain on Brexit bill, saying it will vote against if no cross-party deal agreed
...at Brexit questions in the Commons this morning Sir Keir Starmer, the shadow Brexit secretary, said the same. He told MPs:

If the prime minister’s deal is put [to a vote] for the a fourth time, if it’s allowed, it will fail, just as it’s failed three times already. But I want to make it clear that Labour opposes the idea of passing the withdrawal agreement bill without an agreed deal. That would put the cart before the horse. And Labour will vote against at second reading on that basis.

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Uproar in People's Vote world.

Cable has suggested a 3-way referendum between May, Remain, No Deal.

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Kebab who? RIP former Australian PM (3,5).

AnatolyKasparov wrote:

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Uproar in People's Vote world.

Cable has suggested a 3-way referendum between May, Remain, No Deal.

Decided by FPTP or preferential voting?

Mr Cable said that his party would ideally like a three-way referendum, with the PM’s deal, Remain and leaving without a deal.

He said: “Well, I think there are various suggestions made about how you frame three options into questions and I think you would get a clear and unambiguous result.”

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Kebab who? RIP former Australian PM (3,5).

Mass for Shut-ins (podcast)
@gin_and_tacos
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Under Islamic law, abortion is permissible up to the fourth month of pregnancy.

Maybe GOP state legislatures are so obsessed with banning "Sharia Law" because it isn't conservative enough.

Jack Maidment (@jrmaidment)
Understand the 1922 Committee executive has been sworn to secrecy until Sir Graham Brady has published his written statement on Theresa May's future.

Statement coming in next 15 minutes apparently.

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LBC
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Change UK's Joan Ryan: “Can you just look at your hands please?”

** everyone holds out their hands in front them **

“That’s it, it’s there, that's the answer to this. It's in your hands.”
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2:03 PM - May 16, 2019 (Politics Live, Guardian)

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Just read Laura K on Brady

Apparently if May deal passes she gets to stay.

If it falls again she goes.

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Just read Laura K on Brady

Apparently if May deal passes she gets to stay.

If it falls again she goes.

Willow904 wrote:

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Just read Laura K on Brady

Apparently if May deal passes she gets to stay.

If it falls again she goes.

So.....she wants it to fail?

Willow904 wrote:I haven't had any EU election stuff from anyone yet that I've noticed (if the Labour leaflet is going out with junkmail I might have missed it).

Turnout is going to be interesting, I think. I'm in the same region as Gibraltar, for instance, which has been left a bit high and dry by Brexit. Will there be a protest vote or will people stay home, fed up to the back teeth with it all?

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Probation will be renationalised after disastrous Grayling reforms

refitman wrote:

Willow904 wrote:I haven't had any EU election stuff from anyone yet that I've noticed (if the Labour leaflet is going out with junkmail I might have missed it).

Turnout is going to be interesting, I think. I'm in the same region as Gibraltar, for instance, which has been left a bit high and dry by Brexit. Will there be a protest vote or will people stay home, fed up to the back teeth with it all?

My Labour leaflet was in the middle of a Jacks flyer. Would have been very easy to miss. The only other one I've had was the Brexit Party, which was delivered separate and addressed (like PF's).