@JeremyVineOn5 We have a pantry that’s always full with rice, pasta, salt, herbs and spices etc. We also have a chest freezer and grow some of our own fruit and veg.
@JeremyVineOn5 It depends how you view it. My son lives for his computer, home educated from from 13-16, no curriculum based learning, played games, made videos,chats to his online friends,is comfortable in social situations and just passed college entry assessment at level 3 for an IT course
@JeremyVineOn5 It is fear of the unknown. Some aren’t willing/able to leave their comfort zone but, some of the best advancements by humans have come from stepping into the unknown ... how many of us enjoy getting lost on a journey and discovering new things?
@JeremyVineOn5 I think it should work both ways. Schools should be fined if they don’t provide good teachers and a safe environment. I took one child out to home Ed and he benefitted so much from it. School is not fit for purpose
A pensioner is told by @Jamelia why there should be a cut-off age for voting — it would stop people above 75 voting because they will not live through the consequences of their decisions
@JeremyVineOn5 How programmed we all are! The world is no longer the 9-5 one we were educated for. Most of the jobs our children will do don’t even exist yet. It’s their future let them decide what they need to learn and how.
@JeremyVineOn5@theJeremyVine@mikeparry8@Jamelia We need the widest possible ends of society to vote for a true democracy to work. That way any potential government has to appeal to the whole of that society to get in.
@LBC @toryboypierce I am so incredibly sick of the whole process now I just want a decision to be made and got on with. It’s the not knowing that’s driving everyone mad