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Rather a tragic twist on Boris Claiming greed is good and capitalism has got us where we are today. By associating with his policies he has cost Astra Zenecha dearly The Times ran this Why AstraZeneca is getting no thanks for vaccinating millions If the company had not committed to rolling out...

The Financial Times are having a pop at Boris Greed is good, but not good enough Boris Johnson’s verbal pirouette on the merits of capitalism had the grace of a container ship turning in the Suez Canal

Oh Dear. Oh Dear which Genius came up with this appelation?

Yes minister on the subject of Nuclear Weapons, resignations and relationship with a member state of the EU

Ooops! I seem to have forgotten about that being supposed to happen is it still on order? But it is hard to remember we intended to drain the swamp and create Utopia while trying to prevent the alligators doing their favourite thing

Here is proof of the benefits of Brexit for the Home secretary Who spent £77,000 pounds at Beautiful Brows Despite considerable obstacles from doing so like this You have to laugh and also Home Office@ukhomeoffice Replying to @ukhomeoffice The spending in Primark was for asylum seekers who...

You summed yourself up perfectly in the last line, but many thanks for the leap of imagination that conveys on just a couple of us the immense power to sway the opinion of millions of people away from supporting the Labour Party. Remember you in fact admitted to voting for Brexit (after denying...

UK and Eu sign Financial Services agreement LONDON (Reuters) - Britain and the European Union agreed a new post-Brexit financial services pact on Friday that will allow them to co-operate on regulation but does little to improve the City of London’s access to the bloc.

Are people thinking vaccination means immediate protection? One in 25 people hospitalised with Covid in UK since December have had vaccine Sage says majority were likely infected shortly before or soon after jab, before immunity had time to develop

A watchdog that the former PM set up finds he was not required to declare himself on the register of lobbyists. Good Dog! :cool:

Loved the pun

Actually you couldn't be further from the truth if you tried, but alas that is true when applied to my poor wife due to advanced dementia, however even that isn't always without moments that are not amusing We went for our second Covid jab today and had to wait outside, and needless to say she...

This lot meaning the Government are indeed offensive, referring to them in positive way happens to be offensive to me personally Let's look at what they are up to shall we? In a country where people have to use food banks, you would expect ministers to spend wisely especially the Home Secretary...

Remember Brexit for once some facts? Honda sells up the Swindon site

Lets put this into perspective OG always posts the truth as he sees it and makes justifiable claims where he perceives things being done wrongly You are the one that uses any and all opportunities to launch into personal attacks on anyone you disagree with. What the heck as "Conspiracy theories"...

] How do you reach the weird conclusion that you do so consistently? "OG stated our country is culling certain members of society. " OG stated nothing of the sort, did he? He accused the GOVERNMENT And they are most definitely NOT this country And how else would you describe what they did...

A little fun perchance

Fascinating idea, let's explore that First question: what idea are you referring to? Second: What Labour party? Let's see now Conservative party Accepts money from Russian Donors and also "Friends of Israel" Labour party Oddly doesn't as far as we know accept money from Russian Sources But...

I have to wonder how "having a left wing mind" affects ones understanding? Except perhaps to increase the level of understanding between right and wrong, and when one is being misinformed deliberately? My mind unfortunately didn't come with wings, just the normal sticky out bits.