@groundhopper23 The break is too long and completely breaks up the momentum of the Premier League. I've always felt all international matches should be held at the end of the season to avoid this disruption.
Is anyone really interested in this UEFA Nations League contest? We should be looking forward to the Premier League this weekend but it's not back another 2 weeks!
@TremasYana@KilnTheatre@Afridiziak Hi Prof, the show was more than OK, I liked it very much but you have to Stay until the end to fully appreciate it. Regarding who wrote it, I should say I Don't Care but it was, in fact, Douglas Lyons.
Read my full review here:
https://t.co/zta2wHqi2A
Tartuffe (Remixed)ย โ review
Marylebone Theatre until 24 Oct 2026โจโจโItโs an energetic, inventive and thoroughly entertaining night at the theatreโ โจReview by Mark Arbouine
https://t.co/SIIhzXVPsW
I think Ed deserves credit and support for this. He will have driven it, and fair play to the PM for listening. Many wanted us to go further. We may yet, but this is a start and it should be welcomed.
The backlash from the US is already coming. Thatโs no surprise, given Trump and what he stands for. Being on the wrong side of the worst President of the modern era is probably a good place to be on this issue.
It remains to be seen how the government will stop settlement goods and services being laundered through Israel proper. But itโs a good start, and one that will mean a great deal to Palestinians, and to people here and abroad who want a values-based Britain.
There are signs from the Foreign Secretaryโs statement that this is part of a wider reset of relations with Israel, and hopefully more active support for Palestinians. This offers encouragement that more will follow.
These positions are the bare minimum a Labour government should be taking, and it should never have taken so long to get here. For the moment though, itโs encouraging to see the party living up to some of our shared collective values.
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I was at Baker Street but there are trains on the Metropolitan line because of a fire at Neasden. So I walked to Marylebone Station and there are no trains from there either as there is a fire near Harrow on the Hill. So I'm stranded!
@Muxley14 Sounds like a great way to spend the bank holiday, I hope the weather turns out to be better than some of the forecast. Either way, enjoy it.
@Muxley14 Only just got home. Decided in stay and met up with a friend. Hoped waiting would mean things would get back to normal for my return journey but it didn't so I got the Bakerloo Line to Harrow & Wealdstone then a bus. Home 8 hours later than planned but I'm OK. Hope you are too.