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Not a great surprise really….
Not a great surprise really….
World Cup ticket prices: Fifa's prices a 'monumental betrayal' says Football Supporters Europe
Fans' group Football Supporters Europe says it is
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December 11, 2025 at 9:18 PM
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Not a great surprise really….
Not a great surprise really….
As we said at the time, Boris Johnson was just like Corporal Dunn - always half a step behind the rest of the group!
November 20, 2025 at 10:42 PM
As we said at the time, Boris Johnson was just like Corporal Dunn - always half a step behind the rest of the group!
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Rachel Reeves says we have a £25 billion black hole
Rachel Reeves knows Brexit makes us £40 billion poorer
Rejoining the EU would give us a £15 billion surplus
Why doesn't Labour want what's best for the UK?
Tax rises? That'll be Brexit
Rachel Reeves knows Brexit makes us £40 billion poorer
Rejoining the EU would give us a £15 billion surplus
Why doesn't Labour want what's best for the UK?
Tax rises? That'll be Brexit
November 4, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Rachel Reeves says we have a £25 billion black hole
Rachel Reeves knows Brexit makes us £40 billion poorer
Rejoining the EU would give us a £15 billion surplus
Why doesn't Labour want what's best for the UK?
Tax rises? That'll be Brexit
Rachel Reeves knows Brexit makes us £40 billion poorer
Rejoining the EU would give us a £15 billion surplus
Why doesn't Labour want what's best for the UK?
Tax rises? That'll be Brexit
Let’s not forget that ‘Failing Greyling decimated the Justice system at the request of PM Cameron. Everyone was warned then that this would lead to future problems. Successive Tory leaders May, Johnson, Sunak did nothing to address these mistakes. Jenrick has a short memory. We do not!
October 27, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Let’s not forget that ‘Failing Greyling decimated the Justice system at the request of PM Cameron. Everyone was warned then that this would lead to future problems. Successive Tory leaders May, Johnson, Sunak did nothing to address these mistakes. Jenrick has a short memory. We do not!
Dyson’s profits fall by nearly 50% in ‘difficult’ year - The Guardian
Karma!
Karma!
September 29, 2025 at 9:31 PM
Dyson’s profits fall by nearly 50% in ‘difficult’ year - The Guardian
Karma!
Karma!
Such a bad Loser, Bryson DeChambeau. No idea how to behave on a golf course. Shameful.
September 28, 2025 at 9:07 AM
Such a bad Loser, Bryson DeChambeau. No idea how to behave on a golf course. Shameful.
I wonder if anyone we know has shorted Pharma companies a couple of days ago?
September 23, 2025 at 10:29 AM
I wonder if anyone we know has shorted Pharma companies a couple of days ago?
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BREAKING: Twats marching for "what their grandfathers fought for" fail to understand that they are exactly the kind of people their grandfathers shot...
www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...
www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...
Bottles thrown at police as 100 officers clash with ‘unite the kingdom’ marchers – UK politics live as it happened
Met police estimate 110,000 people attended rally, with smaller number of counter-protesters ‘penned in’
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September 13, 2025 at 9:40 PM
BREAKING: Twats marching for "what their grandfathers fought for" fail to understand that they are exactly the kind of people their grandfathers shot...
www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...
www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...
That is what happens when players realise that the manager that they are talking to now, won’t be the manager at the end of the season, even if that manager wins a European trophy.
The real cost of change!
The real cost of change!
Tottenham stunned as Arsenal swoop in to agree £67.5m Eberechi Eze deal
Arsenal have struck a deal with Crystal Palace following an injury to Kai Havertz after Tottenham had been in pole position to sign the forward
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August 21, 2025 at 6:51 AM
That is what happens when players realise that the manager that they are talking to now, won’t be the manager at the end of the season, even if that manager wins a European trophy.
The real cost of change!
The real cost of change!
Nicola Jennings has crafted the definitive image…..
August 18, 2025 at 7:15 AM
Nicola Jennings has crafted the definitive image…..
So, Putin can’t defeat Ukrainians and demands the rest of Donbas that he could not invade - and Trump is accommodating this position.
Is Trump a total sucker or has Putin got something on Trump?
Is Trump a total sucker or has Putin got something on Trump?
August 17, 2025 at 10:39 AM
So, Putin can’t defeat Ukrainians and demands the rest of Donbas that he could not invade - and Trump is accommodating this position.
Is Trump a total sucker or has Putin got something on Trump?
Is Trump a total sucker or has Putin got something on Trump?
I wonder how Donald will react when Putin mentions today that like Crimea, Alaska was once Russian and should be again?
August 15, 2025 at 6:10 AM
I wonder how Donald will react when Putin mentions today that like Crimea, Alaska was once Russian and should be again?
Is the Aviation dispute resolution organisation a sham set up by the airlines to fob off customers? They ask for information about delayed flights - and then do absolutely nothing with that information.
June 30, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Is the Aviation dispute resolution organisation a sham set up by the airlines to fob off customers? They ask for information about delayed flights - and then do absolutely nothing with that information.
These idiots are still trying to fight a war with the EU when the real enemy is further east! The levels of stupidity are breathtaking!
May 20, 2025 at 7:55 AM
These idiots are still trying to fight a war with the EU when the real enemy is further east! The levels of stupidity are breathtaking!
A beautiful part of Kent.
May 2, 2025 at 1:18 PM
A beautiful part of Kent.
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Britain, a trading nation, now has a vital choice to make about its priority trading partners:
- the EU, where agreements are made, kept, reciprocal, based on international norms, & enforced by a court
- the USA, where agreements are made, broken, changed & broken again at a whim, with no recourse
- the EU, where agreements are made, kept, reciprocal, based on international norms, & enforced by a court
- the USA, where agreements are made, broken, changed & broken again at a whim, with no recourse
April 18, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Britain, a trading nation, now has a vital choice to make about its priority trading partners:
- the EU, where agreements are made, kept, reciprocal, based on international norms, & enforced by a court
- the USA, where agreements are made, broken, changed & broken again at a whim, with no recourse
- the EU, where agreements are made, kept, reciprocal, based on international norms, & enforced by a court
- the USA, where agreements are made, broken, changed & broken again at a whim, with no recourse
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Brexit has never looked quite so ruinously insane as it does right now. And it’s always been idiotic. Alone, outside the EU, needing to improve our relationship with our own continent but also terrified of the wrecking-ball lunatic in the White House. Cornered by our own ‘sovereign’ stupidity.
April 4, 2025 at 7:26 AM
Brexit has never looked quite so ruinously insane as it does right now. And it’s always been idiotic. Alone, outside the EU, needing to improve our relationship with our own continent but also terrified of the wrecking-ball lunatic in the White House. Cornered by our own ‘sovereign’ stupidity.
Apparently, this is a work of art from horse shit 😁
March 11, 2025 at 10:34 PM
Apparently, this is a work of art from horse shit 😁
So, looks like that the UK Labour Partyhave become the Conservative Party in disguise, in much the same way that the Conservative Party became UKIP in disguise.
March 10, 2025 at 9:59 AM
So, looks like that the UK Labour Partyhave become the Conservative Party in disguise, in much the same way that the Conservative Party became UKIP in disguise.