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Yes it is easier, and it's definitely a draw for some. Dodgy employers you see. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1578178/Illegal-immigrant-found-cleaning-Commons.html https://www.myhrdept.co.uk/latest_news/illegal-immigrant-found-working-in-commons/

No, his assister ran towards him, and Cashman ran away from him. I don't like that.

Pizza delivery would require a hefty tip though.

China would Nuke Russia for destroying its customer base.

You can't discern who someone will be for the rest of their lives, on one act aged 12. We know nothing about the circumstances, nothing about these kids, but let's say they are without redemption and lock them up for 20 years or more. Doesn't seem to work in most of the US, not as a deterrent...

"I could hear his gingerness in my head" gave me a proper giggle, thank you.

I didn't quit, but the most painful read ever for me was Moby Dick. Like many games of football, a promising first half, followed by a second half that was incredibly dull and painful to get through. My daughter had to read "Emma" for A-level English, and hated it. She would complain about it...

On a tangent, I once saw The Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke KC get on the bus at Kennington Oval.

I was told once, by someone who should know, that Traffic Police on the Motorway travel at 60 to 65 mph, because if they travel at 70mph, most people won't overtake them, and traffic will back up behind them.

If you can be bothered, you may be able to find fault in the signage, telling you the speed limit, or telling you an average speed check system is in place. Unless you are close to a totting up ban, probably not worth the effort or time in court to argue it.

It's a bugger, speeding is speeding, and anything over is an offence. Usually speed cameras in a 30 won't trigger below 35, but sometimes larger vehicles will trigger it. We're you in a van? Or was it a copper in a hi-vis trying to hide behind a lamppost? He might have just not had many...

Yes, it is the whim of the referee. The reason Sidwell got away with a lot, was because he always smiled at the ref when pleading his innocence. The reason Veltman gets away with a lot, is he is always controlled, the ref never feels he has to calm him down. There is a responsibility on the...

You might not like your visits to Crawley, but most of us don't live in the High Street.

I think Rice might have got away with it, if he hadn't rolled about on the floor after Veltman kicked him. It's very funny to see the compilations of fouls by Brighton players, not booked for, as if they got a booking for every foul.

English and French would cover most of it.

If you drive over the speed limit, you get a ban if you were exceeding it by 30mph. If you were just 10mph over, you would get 3 points, do that 4 times and then you get a ban. So 4 non disqualifying offences, gets you disqualified. Drive while disqualified, you might go to prison, drive whilst...

You can be booked for persistent fouling, none of them need to be booking worthy in their own right.

Knew I would miss one.

Probably not, but if we had a game tomorrow, Baleba, Hinshelwood and Moder would be the only fit Midfielders, and Hinshelwood is covering left back for Estupinian. My guess is he extends his contract before any loan would happen, if no extension, he stays and covers for injuries.

There are some drugs that are banned for most athletes, but not for those with a medical reason to use them.