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Sorry. 13-33.

That is very much that. 13-31. Not even close.

How many penalties can England give away?

13-26 with just over 4 minutes to play

Yellow card for Farrell and an Aussie penalty. 13-23, but plenty to whinge about. Just over 8 minutes to play.

Some shocking Aussie carelessness.

Six quick goals will save it for England.

Indeed. Imagine how you would feel if England turned out to be one of the best four teams in this tournament

Little sign so far of England showing themselves capable of DOMINATING the game. And that's what's needed.

He was a beer drinker. And I can't imagine any of the Lords Gage, who have been Lords of the Manor of Alfriston for generations, giving up that title to a Labour politician like Denis Healey.

A good man and full of wit. I first met him when I was two years old - he was a friend of my dad in Leeds - and I got to bump into him a few times once he had moved to Sussex. The Healeys live forever - his mother was over 100 when she died. A man not afraid to threaten the undeserving rich...

Pints of Harvey's, with a mate who is a Palace fan. He misses Glenn Murray.

Albion fans have a long and proud history of protesting at our own club. We shouldn't be discouraging Cardiff fans from making their point, even if the Club don't like it.

Does anyone really believe that the UK could make its own decision? We would only launch our own bomb under instructions from a Washington president who was too gutless to be seen to be taking the lead. It really is time for the UK to opt out of playing that game.

... And he also pushed inflation up to 8 per cent and interest rates to 15 per cent.

School meals these days are excellent, with plenty of choice available to even the fussiest of children.

And that's how children learn that they are entitled to be awkward. "I don't want to ..." becomes their motto.

A question that is worth asking is: What proportion of the UK "privatised" railway industry is actually owned or controlled by state-owned companies based outside the UK - for example SNCF or DB?

Every time I watch that programme I'm comforted by the knowledge that there's a Weather Forecast coming along immediately afterwards.

The Hankey family of 10 Brunswick Square, Hove, received £50,000 compensation for freeing slaves in the 1830s. In today's money, that is worth almost £6 million.