@benonwine Same ol' Cons, always looking backwards. Thatcher rode that Falklands wave for a long time. But what of her domestic policies stand the test today? A legacy of being replaced by John Major!
@TNLUK Your lottery prizes are really scraping the barrel. Β£10 for 3 numbers is not even half what it was until the changes, and not even Β£15 ala 1994!
@Rainmaker1973 People need to admit there's an awful lot of unqualified shit on the Internet for likes and shares with no accountability for factual correctness. Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom to spread lies and misinformation.
@Telegraph Perhaps we've simply reached a point of intellectual saturation where some academics think in exactly the same way and use the same phraseology
@SHoomwitter Liverpool has plenty of headroom to sanction another expensive double coup. But I think we're back to buying cheap but promising players and turning them into stars.
@RupertLowe10 you only have to cross the Bristol channel to find a country embracing its own language, but also making it accessible to English speakers.
@point_honest@TNLUK They can't tell you because it's commercially sensitive information. If they sell 15 Million tickets for the draw, then the odds on your one ticket winning the millionaire raffle is 1 in 15 Million tickets sold.
@Don544386950967 @TNLUK The previous time when it was 11.8M or so unclaimed, that was eventually revealed as retail, but until the location was revealed, there was no significant publicity. So perhaps Allwyn are less proactive than Camelot.
@Ruby1142990@TNLUK Ruby, the lotto has 45 Million combinations. If say 20 Million unique tickets were sold in one draw, are you seriously wanting the 25 Million unused combinations. Do the math! π
@MichaelsPa925@TNLUK A Click bait headline, it means someone is a winner, not that someone has already phoned in to make their claim. See these all the time even when they say "check your tickets you may have won" even though its another roll over
@DrBMcGinn@TNLUK It couldn't be a jackpot game anymore because you have to guarantee the outcome with raffle numbers instead. I doubt the economics would match the weekly prize pools that a jackpot game achieves.
@juneslater17 Thats right. Reserve voting to the literate, the high earners, the property moguls and strip out the pleb votes that don't understand that politics is only geared to satisfying the 0.1%