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You're seriously suggesting these men are just selfishly abandoning their wives and children to go on UK benefits? These people aren't that different to you or I. They are humans who think the same way we do, feel the same way we do, love their families the same way we do. They're not a...

So, according to you if someone doesn't live near migrants they aren't qualified to have an opinion and if they do they are just do-gooders. This is not meant as a bait, but seriously, it's not a very helpful attitude.

So I'm asked what I'M doing and would I want them anywhere near me. I tell you and the response is basically calling me a liar. There's not a lot one can do against such reasoned arguments is there! :wozza::wozza:

Whatever the reason they are coming, be it our benefits policy, our history of helping people in need, wars they are fleeing, criminal networks they wish to join, trafficked by criminals, no matter how they are getting here be it on unsafe boats, through the tunnel, swimming. They are coming and...

A lot of this I agree with. Just because we let a lot of people in great need into the country, this does not mean we have to assimilate them permanently. Maybe I don't have the "answer" but it's pretty shameful to see people pointing at other countries and saying "but they have only taken this...

I have already offered accommodation on some of my land. It is however not quite as simple as just inviting people onto the place. As, quite rightly processes have to be gone through so we can keep track ,where possible ,of who is coming in.

Fair points. There have been one or two posters on here who have categorically stated they do not care about dying children.

Pathetic response.

Pretty disturbing to see the predictable posters on here happy to watch 3 year old children wash up on the beach and still able to turn a blind eye. It's one thing, and can be pitifully amusing sometimes , to read the usual right wingers bang on about immigration and foreigners in their ill...

Imagine he's just promoting this festival thing he's got going. There is a melancholy to these Surrey towns/London outskirts that I can see could be endearing to some but they are overall depressing places.

A few years back at the Dusseldorf fair (Meine Gotte! Those Germans can throw a party, blows any UK festival or theme park out of the water) a big fatty tried to get on a rollercoaster but they couldn't pull the bar down so she had to parade back off the ride in front of all the onlookers . Felt...

My mates wife, Lucy Speed-Hayler is playing the mum in this. She used to be in EastEnders and The Bill, both of which were utter tramp so she's done right getting on this.

Lint/dirt in the speaker I reckon. Had all sorts with fluff getting in various access points on the phone. Get a case that covers all the docks and ports up when not in use if you can.

Brighton is alternative. As in it's an alternative to the usual city template. Only a few places in the UK vaguely anything like it.

It's a viewing tower. I'm not sure what people were expecting? Herds of Wildebeast sweeping majestically across the Downs?

Well, if it comes out of council taxes then I mean me as well. I pay taxes in Brighton and expect to do so for the foreseeable.

Anyway, on a more helpful not, try opening up the sim tray, clean it thoroughly, do the same with all access points.

It makes no noise upon receiving calls etc? Why on earth would the headphone jack be anything to do with that? Seems like your repair man knows how to replace jacks so just did that so he could charge you?

I don't really mind if we end up paying for it. We get an iconic building, probably one of the best views in the UK , another landmark to distinguish Brighton as a special place. I'd rather that, where we see something back from it than bailing out bankers or paying for fatcat MP's boozy lunches...