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Down to earth and open minded. I love growing food, cooking, drinking and eating out. Environmentally conscious but not Net Zero Gullible.

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@Frid45 Oh, yeah, we had so much support in 1982. So much that we had to make sure we kept forces back to defend Gibraltar in case the Spanish took a swipe and let’s not mention the French support to Argentina with the Exocets.

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@BBCWorld Glad the sun is focussing on the important matters.

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@andrewc44104127 @ramonagusta Someone with an immature (mis)interpretation of consent doesn’t come up with that phrase on their own. These people have collaborators working in their behalf and they are called lawyers.

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@NotFarLeftAtAll Given that following the cut in VAT on my electricity my standing order has just been increased by £26, I would be interested. However, what make this pledge any more believable than Starmer’s £300 pledge?

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@helenstaniland The men don’t support it. They bugger off, leave the women there and get on a dinghy in France to invade the UK. Heroes, all of ‘em.

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@Lordmiles We didn’t win a war in 1982 because war was never declared. Bombing Argentina would have screwed up the very little international support we did have.

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@benonwine I would prefer the statues to be of the African tribal chiefs who sold the Africans into slavery. Then all those of African descent can look up to those statues and know who to ask for reparations

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@StevenJonMiller As a 60-something but not yet a pensioner, I don’t see the triple lock as a line in the sand. Happy to go to a double lock: inflation or average wage. Assuming the state pension is currently an acceptable level, the ‘double lock’ will maintain its value

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@benonwine No need to keep holding referendums just because a political leader disagrees with the previous result. Ditto Burnham. Ditto Swinney

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@TrisOsborneMP Don’t go blaming the war in Iran or Ukraine for our current woes if you are going to ignore the effect Covid and the war in Ukraine had on the last government.

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@tabes1000 @NotFarLeftAtAll Offer her bacon butties. Bound to be a Pally sympathiser or vegan 😂

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@benonwine Carrion.

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@politicouk25 Please show your workings.

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@OliverCooper Funny how it depicts an invasion force coming from the shores of France. Testament to the one in one out scam.

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@StephenMorganMP Must be different in Portsmouth. I went on a bus last week and it was still £3, just as it has been since Starmer/Reeves capped it at an additional 50%.

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@campbellclaret And Makerfield, which led to Holborn and St Pancras.

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@DookistAgain This is the sort of thing Burnham should be targeting, not the cancellation of subscriptions. AA/RAC and Broadband always do this introductory offer, which is really the actual cost, then ‘fine’ you for loyalty/failure to switch.

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@sharrond62 So many masks and yet they are so proud.

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@BasilTheGreat She probably had a nice little ‘finders fee’ lined up.

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@GOVUK What you mean is, thanks to the government all employers are paying their workforce not to work today.