My only problem with Thameslink is the sore arse I get whenever I go on there. I much preferred the old fabric bucket seats rather than these in the cavernous tubes they have now.
Uncle was D Day plus 6. He never spoke about the war. The closest he came to death was here in the UK when a bomb dropped on Egremont Place as he was walking up the road.
The reason he never spoke about it was because he was in the battalion that liberated Belsen. My dad only recounting the...
That's an astonishing poll.
I'd ask for anyone not voting Tory (which is about 75% it seems) what are the three main reasons for this ?
I can't help thinking it's less to do with policy and more to do with conduct.
I'm not sure that Labour will be better economically. I just can't forgive the...
Can't agree with that. Excepting that an England win wouldn't be a shock. The Euros is always an open tournament. I think about 13/14 teams have reached the final over the years. 8 or 9 winners. This year is no different. That's why I prefer it to the World Cup.
Greece, anyone ? (That year was...
This is true. An informed decision can't be made in such a debate. But the politicians know that and play to it.
Sunak 'won' for me because he detailed policy. But he has the benefit of a long run up.
I don't vote Tory though. And I'm not going to.
Starmer will want out of here, Labour are clearly running this on the basis of folk's dislike for the Tories. But he's short on policy.
Sunak seeing the weakness.
If you didn't know the game, you'd put Sunak polls ahead.
I'm not sure that the 80th anniversary has the same psychological relevance as the 75th. We tend to work in 25s on these things. In 2019 there was a lot going on. A moving time.
What I was pleased to see was the veterans who are still with us are made a fuss of. And so it should be. I feel for...