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Well every farmer I've ever spoken to in the last few years, said they weren't consulted and the ban was a mistake.

Exactly how many foxes did the Worthing Urban Hunt actually kill then prior to the ban? That's the whole point since the ban the Worthing fox population appears to have exploded. Is there a link? So you had a vets bill. Don't let your cat out at night then. Out of interest, does your cat...

Perhaps Mrs Paynter would like to help me with the vet bill I had a couple of years ago when some fox took the top of my cat's ear off in a fight, we had to rename her 'Holyfield'.

Sorry I think they shot him.........

Good on him, the foxhunting ban IMHO was one of the most ill thought out pieces of government legislation of its kind. No-one really consulted the people living out in the country who suffered most at the hands of the foxes, and over a decade on our towns and cities are awash with the...

Would that have been the Prince Charming Revue over 2 nights?

The key witness, ie the husband, in the post office murder in Yorkshire now held as prime suspect. Clearly not the first time they've used the emotional press conference process to confirm their suspicions. I watched a programme about that Tracey Road Rage case and they had an expert on who...

Many a true word.......:lolol:

My mate Motty is a big Spurs fan and wnet on Sunday. Spurs yes, saggy cheeks no, says Redknapp was found wanting tatically, my mate went as far to admit that both Wenger and Fergie would have easily won that game with the same set of Spurs players. Probably more of the same tonight

But where will they fight? London, Germany or Vegas?

And one day Noel you will get your head out of your arse. Having read about the speech on wikipedia, in light of the fact that it was credited as getting Ted Heath elected two years later, it was just a question about how it would be viewed in today's campaign.

But back in the late 1960's when he made the speech he recieved over 100,000 letters and only 19 of them disagreed with him.

Reading his biog on wikipedia, his 'rivers of blood' speech and the aftermath is believed to have helped Ted Heath win the 1970 general election, and by 1972 he was voted the most popular politician in the country. Was he 40 years ahead of his time? And if a member of the Tory shadow cabinet...

A sunday night favourite for Mrs Hart and I when we first got married........ now its reality shows and second rate dramas BTW Steve was top bloke and Build a Bonfire rightly deserves cult status in the club's history.

In his defence he did state that his right shoulder went in round 2, hence the one handed stance for the rest of the fight. Ian Darke had said that his corner had said there was nothing wrong with his right side, but like their going to tell a sky hack during a fight that there's a problem...

I used to work with an old bloke, fought in the war etc, etc, who stated that he thought every male in this country should have a reversable sterilisation at 16, which could be reversed once he could prove he was responsible and had the means to bring up a child/children. I thought he was so...

Even Mrs H has joined in the debate, on GMTV this morning they had one of their floating voters, a 26 year old single mother of 4, who was complaining about child care costs and the fact it hampered her getting a well paid job. Mrs Hart quite rightly pointed out that is was her decsion to have...

Watched an election prog on ITV earlier and they were going on about marginal seats. Is it really possible that the Greens can win Brighton pavilion? And are there enough right wing, bigoted people in Barking to return a BNP MP?

10 of the 11 players born within 2 miles of Parkhead, it would never happen again, anywhere in the world.