Neil Lawrence

The story reveals a bit more detail beneath the click bait headline which suggests this is normal for this time of year and there are other supplies

Nice work - love the 1st one with your reflection

I'm so happy someone remembers 'Oh Crickey'

md for the win

Tell 'em it's tofu

My wife and I both went for the Phonak Audéo I90 Sphere aids as they were fresh out and highly reviewed. Hard to know what 'good' is when it's your first pair, but they do the job well and we can create custom profiles for different environments. Pretty comfortable

From conquering heroes to cunts

Balanced out nicely by the number of old mattresses in gardens

You live in a weird part of France!

Hey James. It would be great if you could not use tinyurl in your links. As a follower, I've no idea where these are going to, so I'm less likely to follow them.

Also, they are stuffed full of tracking so there goes my privacy too.

Hope this makes sense. Love the show

The strongest argument for people to understand is 'without international law it could happen to us too'

There are none. Compare to the French; beautifully expressed as Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité with a constitution that expands and builds on them. They know what they stand for. We just keep celebrating the World Cup 1966 and WW2

Conversely, you can't lose it either

"Kanedaaaaaaa!!!!"

Oh I love this - thank you!

Known in this household as acquiring a cat disability

What is this 'sectarian' conspiracy that Farage & Co are bleating about after losing the Gorton & Denton byelection?

Are they suggesting Christianity equates to democracy? Or that if everyone was Muslim that would equate to democracy?

Just a reminder that France is a sectarian country

Ah, I see, so France (as a sectarian country) has no democracy then. Interesting

Thank you! I can't help myself either when I see this

Ah 'let's be performative rather than effective'. What a shambles of a government

Straight out of the Trump playbook

LocalGov can't win: if it tries to incorporate feedback in a policy change the focus is always on 'I don't want this'. If it presses on without then it is faceless bureaucracy.

This was a more honest (and informative) approach by my council; it saves money www.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/w/hrc-booking

Illuminating - thanks.

Yep, why not allow dual nationals to use an ETA with their other passport?

I think music is like friendship; some are there for life, others are important at key times in life but may drift away afterwards. Some you forget and then rediscover with delight

Was so happy to see the award news this morning. Watched it at home recently and was blown away, but hadn't heard anything about it previously.

Strong agree - civil servants don't dictate policy, they take whatever nuts idea is thrown at them and try and shape it into something deliverable.

My sister, who has lived in Canada since I was a kid, and has dual citizenship, is currently scrambling to apply for a new British passport so her travel plans to come over in the summer aren't totally wrecked. Her most recent passport is so old it's hand-written. What is the point of this rule?

That's actually what we used to call you anyway

Sorry mate, that hair may have worked once, but now you're just a cunt in a bad wig