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I like mocking Reform, they deserve it. But Transam is right, ignore them at our peril.

If they do win, I hope he IS the head honcho... He will have a new one ripped every day.

Yet another Tory reject*, who continues to slide down the greasy pole to Reform. *and you have to be bad if the Tory party is too left wing for you.

The plan is inside an unused Trump 'Health Care Plan' binder. They are spare cos his '2 week' time' expired.

Free Speech Nige is so pro free speech that he's forgotten he made a complaint to the police about 'Have I Got News For You', cos he was upset about what they said.

When in the past did the money people 'put into the system' give them a comfortable retirement?

Many UC claimants work too.

The VW ad with the woman walking away was a goodun

Oh no you didn't!

If you think this forum is nuts, have a wade through the ****show that is X.

I'm having a go at 3's 5g broadband (no landline). Had Sky for donkeys' years, £42/month for broadband and a land line, no Sky tv. About 35 Mbit, in a poor coverage area. Current system has an external 'signal collector' on an upstairs window cill, jammable cable through the window frame to...

This demonstrates nicely why, whilst everyone can have an opinion, not all opinions are equally valid.

Allegedly a different place and time to those claimed. Plus, Melanomia was seen at Walter Reed Hospital, unscheduled visit.

Said Battery Sergeant Major Williams!

The bigger problem, and politically more acceptable to taxpayers for Gov to resolve is- collection. Tax is not being efficiently collected from anyone other than PAYE workers who have no hiding place. Ideas for discussion: Stop IHT avoidance via trusts etc. IHT will affect <5% of deaths in uk...

It goes up at Mach gazillion with aerodynamic control using velocity and drag for stability. It sheds truckloads of fuel weight as it goes. To come down, it still needs a load of fuel for essentially, controlling a rock that wants to accelerate not slow gently to 0 m/s at a perfect point in time.

They couldn't feed the people, let alone continue a race to the moon; and no such thing happened with Aldrin.

Connolly not as subject to 'two-tier policing' as many think then.

Thunderbird One did it donkeys ago.

I know the Americans have just the once, using an F15. But this was 1985 from 38,000 feet. Forty years on, there must be the missiles to manage it, so maybe the RAF is looking at procurement?