@leeharris@supertanskiii@campbellclaret@BBCNews The article shows he previously broke impartiality guidelines.
I am asking what rule you think he has broken this time? Because having read the guidelines, I don't think he has broken any. Which is why i asked. And you posted a 6 month old article #LackOfIntelligence
@leeharris@supertanskiii@campbellclaret@BBCNews Which part of the guidelines has he breached? Just read them and I can’t see a breach. You can read them for yourself here:
https://t.co/GFVm8FIjVm
@anainsin@ChrisE543 Gin and French is gin and vermouth, basically a gin martini but with the quantities swapped (martini is lots of gin with a splash of vermouth, g&f is lots of vermouth with a splash of gin).
To answer your original question though, a sprig of rosemary is pretty good
@Peston Asylum seekers are entitled to come to the UK via whatever means possible. As long as they report to authorities when they arrive, then crossing the channel - even in small boats - isn't illegal.
Please correct this.
@doinkpatrol Haaang on. Reading the replies and I'm now really confused- this is brilliant comedy, but I'm starting to think that it _isnt_ comedy and I haven't got clue about anything anymore
@MehdiHasanShow@mehdirhasan great clip. the last 45secs of this vid nails it. Although 'mis-steps' and 'tragedies' should probably be labelled 'actions of an insane megalomaniac backed into a corner who could do something unpredictable'
@Otto_English@Nick_Pettigrew Agree. But for those same reasons, academic *success* as a young adult shouldn’t be praised. So when we have a media that emphasises X went to Eton or Y studied PPE at Oxford, we should also hear the failures.
But yes, hearing neither would def be preferable…