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There are very good reasons why "being from the BBC" (or whatever) shouldn't mean that you run the risk of arrest and having your expensive camera equipment confiscated. Particularly when the process is initiated by someone who has no power whatsoever to question the individual. And one...

It wasn't "the Police" who intervened to question Eddie Mitchell about the work that he was doing at Hove Town Hall. It was an off-duty civilian employee, who flashed an ID badge at him and, when he refused to answer her question, called for "back up". Civilian police employees have no right...

Curiously, Lewes Constitutional Club is in a building that is owned by the Conservative Party. But I agree, there aren't many Tories who go there. But that is hardly surprising, in an area where, in yesterday's council election, the Tory came fifth with just 6 per cent of the vote.

And don't forget the potential savings from not having to pay out Championes bonuses.

The OP said that he expected a few smutty replies, but so far all we have had is a load of nonsense about how important a good night's sleep is. Has NSC really descended to this level?

As someone who was born in Yorkshire, I can tell you that how boundaries are drawn "these days" doesn't enter into it. The truth of the matter is that when God created the world, his special place consisted of the three Ridings and the City of York.

... and at the Amex beam back.

We just have to accept that football belongs to them, not the fans. Apparently.

I thought it was called "I can't believe it. Snot Butter".

I forgot to mention that it is essential that the rennet used in the production of the pecorino is made from the stamens of wild artichokes, to achieve exactly the right degree of spiciness.

The legendary Ken Livingstone Seagull is a world-class expert on cheese. Personally, I'd like to see Pecorino di Pienza on sale in the North Stand concourse, to the accompaniment of a nice bottle of Brunello di Montalcino Riserva. With a table to sit at and consume these treasures, of...

Or Carafino?

For a start, Labour's negotiators wouldn't accept a conclusion that No Deal is an acceptable outcome.

And you'd trust May? Just take a look at the shambles of a campaign her "strong and stable leadership" is delivering. How deluded can you get? And, if someone can explain exactly how a vote for the Tory party will strengthen Britain's position in the Brexit negotiations, I'd be very grateful...

Every time I've been, the streets have been under water.

When I gave evidence at the Public Inquiry into the stadium planning application, I remember saying that Brighton had every reason to see its football club grow to be much the same size as ... ... Leicester City. Nothing much has changed.

Cheapest ticket is £3,450 by the way.

If you prefer the Japanese way, you can always book a trip on that lovely train. Unfortunately, you'll find that all seats are fully booked until March 2018. Even Southern provide a better service than that.

The only way to run high speed, luxury bullet trains on the Brighton to London line would be to close most of the stations and reduce the capacity of the service to ensure that far fewer people could travel than want to.

If the rain has set in, it's going to be another heroic No Result. If it stops, then a full-out blast against whatever Mr Duckworth and Mr Lewis can throw at us might even deliver a victory. What we need, though, is ... CAPTAINCY. Or "strong and stable leadership", like that robot keeps...