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You don’t debate or offer alternative solutions but keep asking questions. Anyone can do that but it isn’t a discussion.

NHS workers and teachers will get a 5.5% pay rise Armed forces personnel will get a 6% increase Prison service worker will see a rise of 5% The police will get a pay increase of 4.75% In total it will cost £9.4bn. Two thirds of this will be funded by central government, while the rest will...

I don’t need it, and many pensioners I know don’t need it either. The poorest pensioners on pension credit will continue to receive it. Just as it should be.

I’m not sure but here is a 2024 article, stating Germany has 2.6million...

No. Read the United Nations Convention on Refugees 1951, as signed by Winston Churches for Britain. 85% of the worlds refugees are in Turkey.

We could when we were in the EU but some people decided it was a great idea to leave. :facepalm:

It was a rhetorical question reminding him. It was news a few years ago when the Admiral of the Fleet reminded Pritti Patel.

You are aware that the Forces, Royal Navy, SAS or SBS have refused to disobey international Maritime Law?

The Times article is slightly more balanced than the Belfast Telegraph. Windsor Park is too small holding only 18,500.

You know I’m not but think it’s funny to say so.

It depends on the sponsor.

From 1993 to 2001, the league was called as the FA Carling Premiership. Barclaycard took over in 2001 and since then it is known as the Barclays Premier League.

Palace?

Does the Prime Minister hold responsibility for the Senned or is it the Welsh Secretary? How does devolved government work?

Rishi Sunak was recorded as promising that down at heel area, Tunbridge Wells, some funding from the levelling 'up' fund. It was well documented that money would go to constituents with Tory MPs, rather than areas that needed it.

He’s a great believer in rehabilitation, even employing trustworthy ex prisoners.

An interesting appointment.

Chris Grayling privatising the Probation Service messing it up, and having to renationalise it again didn’t help as prisoners entitled to parole couldn’t have probation reports made up, nor was privatising prisons. Backlogs and delays take a long time to sort out. It won’t happen quickly.