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    Man who punched female officer at Manchester airport jailed.

    Sentence not long enough but that aside, a good result.
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    Abnormally high UK temperatures continue

    A few days back during the high temps they interviewed a woman who lives in Shetland. She was wrapped up, it was 14 degrees and nothing like what the rest of the UK was/is experiencing. Often in these areas of Scotland, there's talk about reducing population for a variety of reasons, lack of...
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    Come on Scotland.

    This. I was shouting at the screen last night 'Cross it in, cross it in, FECKING CROSS IT IN!!!' All this tappy tappy sitting back sh1te. What did it give us? A 3 - 0 defeat.
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    Yeah, she's loved wherever she goes ...
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    Come on Scotland.

    Gifted Brazil the first goal, shocking mistake by McKenna, did he think he was playing a Sunday league team? Downhill from there. Then we gifted them a second that was thankfully not allowed.
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    Starmer confirms he intends to stay on as an MP. I always find that bit of HoP a bit surreal, one week you're at the dispatch box, the next you're on the back benches.
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    Oh so you have a S&S ISA do you?

    Taxy taxy time. Well, I suppose the money to fund all the layabouts and illegals has to come from somewhere...
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    Abnormally high UK temperatures continue

    And so you should feel guilty! You are contributing 0.00000000000000000000000000001% to the climate crisis!! Think on!!!
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    Killer couple

    Hopefully more whole life tariffs on the way for this scummy pair: https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15922421/Mother-boyfriend-sexually-assaulted-murdered-two-year-old-daughter-fracturing-21-bones-body-campaign-violence-court-hears.html
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    He certainly didn't do Scottish Labour any favours. Their popularity in Scotland plummeted, much of which can be linked to Starmer in a by association sense.
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    Much of this means diddly squat. e.g. tougher on water companies. Maybe that just means the previous agreement was complete and utter sh1te, and the 'tougher' agreement is slightly less sh1te but still sh1te. It's the delivery of stuff that's important, not words like lifted, reintroduced...
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    It's going to be interesting in that, it's being asserted he wants to take Labour more to the left, claiming back ground they've lost by trying to appeal more to the centre. The thing is, if that's true, is that actually what the majority of the electorate want?
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    Hopefully Lammy will go, can't stand the smugness that exudes from him.
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    Something I found quite interesting was an interview Burnham gave a few weeks back. He was praising the chief of police for Greater Manchester and how he's turned the force around. He mentioned how the chief had implemented things like doing away with LGBTQ+Z++PZ decorated police cars and...
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    It's true what many are saying. They made a serious misjudgment early doors with the winter fuel debacle and it went downhill from there. Anything good they have done has been drowned out by all the other stuff and U turns. It'll be over to Andy now, however if their policies don't change for...
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    The folk who play the loud music just outside Downing St should be tear gassed. Does my nut trying to listen to whoever is speaking and these muppets pumping out whatever tune/song.
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    Starmer. Today’s the day.

    It's 09:10 and the podium is being set up outside no. 10. So someone is coming out of the famous black door in the very near future to say something. I don't think we need three guesses what's about to happen.
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    There are some sick people in this country.

    Eh? What?!? We're talking about a scenario where a child has fallen (or been thrown) into a crocodile pit and would/wouldn't you jump in if there was no apparent pro help immediately present. I get what you're saying about things that can be learnt in terms of first responder etc, however not...
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    There are some sick people in this country.

    In certain situations, there would be no time to draw up a risk register, score each identified risk, determine mitigation steps and then proceed ;) I don't have kids so can't comment on that front. However I have nieces and nephews. You are right, none of us really know what we'd do in any...
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