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Seems a lot of people, including the likes of Musk, are suggesting that because of how easy it was deliberate negligence. What a shit show of affairs with both sides throwing around conspiracy theories.

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I suppose, but we got the easier side of the draw by finishing the group first.

He keeps getting away with it doesn't he, which suggests to me he isn't. I'm a firm believer that you make you own luck, particularly in sport.

On the one hand I think we've been lucky (several times) on the other I'm thinking Southgate #footballgenius On balance Southgate has to take credit, shirly?

Will just have to be the big fecking statue then.

Obviously good news, but the brink is still there IMO, worrying times still, not only in France. Not sure what the solution is, but this is likely just plastering over the cracks.

Does Pogačar realise this race ends in Nice in a couple of weeks?

The main problem has been narrow roads and slowing peloton on gravel climbs, resulting in some riders having to run. No different to the Flandrien one day classics or stages in GTs going back decades. So, while I understand @Cheeky Monkey point, I do disagree.

These gravel hills are MeNTaL

Probably already been posted but

Hunt rules out standing for leader.

He has been dealing with it on day one :shrug: From the article you linked to, he said: “If there’s a Labour government on the fifth of July, one of my first calls will be to the junior doctors’ representatives,” Streeting told BBC TV in an interview. “I’ll be asking the department straight...

These look like two quite niche roles, so probably a bit of both, which doesn't seem unreasonable.

I'd be more than happy with, what I would consider to be a sensible Tory party, to be electable again

You're right, but a large part of the reason why Labour are in the position they are now is because they moved towards the centre. Will what's left of the Tory party do similar, or move towards the right even more en masse, or split? I can't see them moving towards the centre, interesting times...

It's interesting he talks about monetary policy post Bretton Woods. I think he might well be on to something in that regard, implications of these policy changes take decades to come out in the wash and the cycle might be ending...

Brilliant news! :wave:

Was hoping for Tory <100, but I'll take it!

Need a bit of comedy and light relief amongst all the serious talk.