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I had heard that it was a French girlfriend who came over and put the kibosh on his nights out in cafe parfait.

Morgan will not go the Spurs for one reason. levy will not meet our valuation.

Liverpool are going to have the spectre of Gerrard hanging over them until they give him the managers job and he succeeds or fails

would prefer this as well. Actually anywhere but Spurs or the bin dippers.

Apparently went out on the p1ss with the Palace players after the game. the upside of this soap opera is that the media spotlight shines less brightly on us.

Just spent a week in the states in Texas. Had a chat about gun control with a few colleagues there. They are utterly convinced that someone someday with break into their house armed and willing to shoot them. They all had pictures of their guns on their phones, like surrogate kids. I am am absolutely sure that Texas will cede membership of the Union before giving up their guns. that said, I went shooting at a range, and it was a lot of fun.

Just makes you realise how lucky we were that he chose to stay his entire career with a team that spent the majority of their time in the bottom half of the table. I'm not sure it would happen today. It would be the equivalent of Gareth Bale staying with us.

i married mine

They will have a grievance procedure that they will follow. He should write to HR dept asking for a copy of the procedure. Sounds like a store manager overstepping their remit.

i agree with those concepts, I disagree with the interpretation of the HRA eg votes for serving criminals. I think it was good meaning legislation that has been perverted beyond its original intentions. there has been a loss of distinction between human and civil rights.

Youve missed the point. Im not accusing the disabled of being melodramatic, just your wild generalisations.

Fair enough you're upset at the result, but to brand everyone who voted Tory as "pretty bleeding nasty" and that they should be ashamed is quite frankly childish nonsense. Stop being so bloody melodramatic.

a little bit

I agree that the media are very influential, however there wasn't a lot of whinging from labour supporters about media influence when Murdoch threw his weight behind Blair.

It wasn't just Milliband, ed balls was his right hand man. I wouldn't trust him with the petty cash tin, let alone the economy. Had Alan Johnson stayed in post, I think it would have been a much better bet. Millibands issue was that he appeared geeky and a bit awkward, he was always going to be fighting an uphill battle.

I assume with a FPTP system if a party got 50 seats, they could allocate them to whom they like? The issue I have with this is the electorate loses control of who represents them - in fact how would local representation work at all? Missed Pap post above - interested in how that would work.

they got 41% of the total votes cast in Engalnd

Lobour are in a really interesting place. They need to work out what they stand for fast - if they spend too long in fighting or not having clear direction, they wont get in next time. IIt took the tories a decade out of power before the various factions were happy to line up behind cameron, the same to a certain extent with Labour and Blair Quite how the Libs are going to come back from this is anyones guess.

Farage just fallen on his sword

Out of curiosity what is bad about McVey - not really paid her much attention before

I am slightly behind - slow broadband

I will laugh my **** off if Al Murray get in ahead of Farage

Greens got their seat. Won at a canter.

One seat in Scotland had a 39% swing from Lab To SNP that is incredible

Tory / lib / dup / ukip or lab/ SNP / lib? Libs are the king makers again