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I find it amusing Elphicke was a pretty vile person and it was well known. The gutter press didn't give a damn about it when she was a Tory but now she's defected it's time for front page news! Shows the double standard Labour are held to. (Either way I'm glad she won't be an MP for long)

It's a shame Returns now has Singer and Spacey ick all over it. I never minded it at all. It still doesn't hit the right heights though. But your right Reeve is impossible to follow. His body language between Kal-El and Clarke is insane the scenes where he switches back and forth in his...

Everyone always complains. Man of Steel had great style. Substance matters way more and they haven't done that since the first two Christopher Reeve

I agree but in that you've got to show willingness to work together. Thats what diplomatic relations are all about and creating partnerships. Shame we no longer have the influence on Europol we once did. Or that our previous Prime Minster wasn't sure is Macron was friend of foe. This might be...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68984778 An actual plan to tackle the gangs. It needs to be coupled with a system that processes asylum (or immigration in general) claims robustly and promptly. But at least you know it's money being spent on targetting the actual criminals rather than...

I think you listen to American bands and they sound less anarchic or more heavy. British almost punk/indie rock is 'lighter'. Like you listen to The Jam, Feeder and Franz Ferninand (almost a contemporary) and you can The Killers influences strong. Whereas you listen to American rock Foo...

Unofficial anthem of the UK For a bunch of Mormons from Las Vegas they sound British as hell in their style though.

Galloways effect on Asian communities in a nutshell. Tempts them in headline policies an rhetoric then they find out what the fucker is really like. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68976806.amp

The local party have their candidate their executive would have to agree a change in candidate. As its been announced she won't be a u-turn from her wouldn't change Labour candidate. So she could run as a independent I guess and get laughed out of town (preferably on a boat)

Yeah but she's standing down at the election according to the Labour and their current candidate will stay. So its definitely more visual than actual "material impact".

Just seen the MP for dover has now defected that's two in two weeks.

Love Lies Bleeding The Fall Guy - Music from Kiss, AC/DC, The Darkness and Taylor Swift so they clearly looked up my playlists.

That's fair personal experience far more important to these debates. Personally I've been in favour of unisex indivdual cubicles rather than group restrooms. But I also worry on that angle that everyone will truly be alone and that's the most likely scenario where something untoward will happen...

It's fair opinion, have you actually been in that situation? Not trying to jump on you just my wife had a similar opinion until she experienced it.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cv2xly8vxreo Yay culture war bullshit. I love never been to a venue other pop up ones that used shared bathrooms. Actually the pop venue was great everyone in queue was actually saying how much more safer it felt. (Obviously had our own cubicles)

I'm trying to think in what universe going further to the right will see better election results for the Tories. It's all about prepping for the leadership contest post election and trying to drive the narrative on a Labour governement. I'm struggling to think who on center right they'd win...

Yeah but to come back they needed a center right leader in Cameron. They are going to far greater extremes this time than Hague/IDS/Howard

People reading too much into litle thing trying to find narrative to be be soothsayer against the polls. Reality is post 2016 they've been mostly accurate.

Should say for those who don't know it was just an oddity of the law. Technically in a public space you could take a photo or anyone without their permission. Vouyer laws required the person to be in a private space or place they'd expect privacy. Sexual Assault laws required physicality. So...

Until recently it wasn't illegal in the UK But Fox is odious.