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Being a board member of an fundraising body accused of funelling money to an organisation that built illegal settlements shows he is far more dangerous than an Internet troll

They tried to take him to a designated crossing point. He refused.

She was asked multiple times on radio 4 this morning if she had seen the full 13minute video. Her response was (paraphrasing here) that she hadn't and she had seen all she needed to say

Falter has a track record. He has appeared as a witness in several antisemitism cases with the veracity of his evidence called into question Is a former chair of Conservative friends of Israel and also a board member of the Jewish national fund UK. The main JNF is accused of funding illegal...

I am not sure that is what most are saying. Having watched the full 13min exchange that sky have published, I do think his actions (not what he was wearing nor where he alleges he had left) are the problem here. He tried to cross a march a number of times. The officer initially was very calm...

Having looked at his LinkedIn profile and exchange of correspondence with the met police gold commander, I suspect he knew what he was expecting by being there and also knew how to draw a reaction after the event. He is a trained lawyer and journalist The officer handled it poorly but it was an...

I agree but my point is that the civitas precis would have you down as a scrounger despite the fact you worked all your life and are now being taxed on what is one of the worst pensions in the civilised world

And if you read the ONS report rather than the civitas precis you will see it references education and health as benefits in kind. The point it is making is that the income inequality means that 1) there are people where even the minimum wage isn't enough to even fund what is needed. 2) we have...

The ISA which followed the TESSA (tax exempt special savings account) and launched by John Major in his only budget as Chancellor. There is nothing wrong in offering tax breaks to stimulate saving/investment. There are however issues with schemes that allow taxable income or indeed tax due to be...

I wonder if Infosys will be bidding for the contract to supply the fit for work assessment. As in all walks of life we should follow the money here.

Any chance of naming the source of this? Surely you remember this from when you did your degree? If it's based anywhere near 55 Tufton street then you lose 5 marks for a poor quality source reference

I didn't know the rule. But I would have booked him at the 1st opportunity as you point out. Even after his booking he was still trying things during the shootout. Give him a second and get him out of it He should now have a one match ban - cant see what's to talk about

We knew warehouse as workhouse The office was another haunt but lamplighter was (and still is) a great pub. I preferred Randall's but remember Grolsch everywhere too. Now it's mostly liberation ale or skinners from Cornwall.

I was Midland and yes that was my life too. When I 1st moved it was 65p a pint at The Pierson or The Exeter

Yes it was a bank I was working at.

I was in the 1989 xmas special (as an extra as it was filmed where I worked). Tony Robinson was the guest star. John Nettles was a difficult/rude individual

Overnight works by southern water were due to finish at 5am.......however they hit a gas main and so works won't now finish until friday evening and will be 24/7 rather than 8pm to 5am as originally planned. Temporary lights are on a phasing designed for nighttime traffic. They've been fudged...

It's not like southampton don't have a track record of playing out draws to stitch up promotions

I will need the lift as old age has caught up with me. But the train journey will make it all better (cheese and neck oil special)

That sound like it. If they had a pub quiz the 1st question would have been ' what are you looking at?' But for £15 b&b nobody complained when they used the £45 ibis afterwards