The frequency with which Farage has been invited to appear on QT rather undermines the Right's repeated claims about Left-wing bias at the BBC - although we know that honesty, logic or consistency are not qualities which are abundant among Right-wingers!
Yes, I think so because disappointing daytime temperatures were offset by night-time temps in the mid-teens.
Just as we were all bemused by the recent Met Office report of a warm May, which only made sense when overnight temperatures were factored in.
"Stop the boats. Er curb immigration. Um, keep foreigners out. Ah, control who we let in."
"What other policies do you have, Mr Farage. For example, on employers who pay poverty wages, slum landlords, endemic job insecurity, record levels of inequality, crumbling public services...?"
"Stop...
How often do you see Left-wing or Liberal opinions expressed or promoted in the Daily Mail, Daily Express, Daily Telegraph, The Times, or The Sun or on GBNews.
Right-wing opinions - however inaccurate or ill-informed - are loudly trumpeted in all of the above media; it Is other opinions which...
Reform UK are simply an even more Right-wing version of the Conservative Party, who offer more of the policies we've suffered over the last few decades but applied even more ruthlessly.
The idea that Farage and Reform genuinely care about poverty wages, reliance on Food Banks, homelessness...
Farage had appeared on BBC^s Question Time regularly over the last decade, far more often than most other public figures
And the supposedly anti-Cancel Culture free-speech-loving Tories are the ones who last year enacted legislation to curb peaceful protests, while constantly denouncing human...
I have no great hopes or expectations of a Starmer government, but I am quietly confident that whatever it does (or does not do), it will not be 1% as awful, corrupt, deliberately-divisive, and vindictive as the self-serving, asset-stripping, fuckwittery and endless insults to our intelligence...
Yes, something practical and community-based, possibly.
What I've never understood, though, is argument that "the army teaches discipline and respect." I suspect that any army-barracks town at closing-time on a Saturday night, full of macho pissed-up, off-duty squaddies would soon disprove...
I suspect it will be a politically popular option for many older, authoritarian, working-class, voters, who despise liberalism and young people, and think that almost any social problem can/will be solved by either sending more people to prison, putting all youngsters in the army, or stopping...