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This is the apology from Bradley, only forthcoming after legal intervention: This is what he looks like: Tom

This is when his constituency party members should step in and deselect him by making it public that he no longer represents their views. They should demand honesty and decency from their MP but will they do that? Sadly, from the vermin in ermine right down to the...

We can have all the things we need and all the things we may desire just across La Manche - there is no need to move goods, foodstuffs, machinery or anything else c3000 miles across the Atlantic. As you are one who likes his stats, graphs and the processes of logic, you must be aware...

You really do have some fanciful notions 'Woosh'! Do you really believe that the British electorate thought that the myth of a special relationship with the USA was reason enough to motivate them to vote leave? I'm starting to doubt your sanity! Tom

The tories are running scared and that is why they constantly invent lies about Jeremy Corbyn and condemn the whole socialist movement. Paul Mason has a view on why: The fuller story is here: the-elite-stands-to-lose-everything-no-wonder-defeat-socialism-is-its-new-mission Tom

Who caused the economy to crash? The ever-watchable Kentishman, Mark Steel, explains in his own inimitable way on QT...... Tom

That would require that the UK performed some kind of miracle - the country was dying on its feet, the currency was going down the pan and carmakers, shipbuilders and other major producers overseas were building good quality, reliable products that people wanted to buy, all on much smaller...

Anyone in the UK taking stock today of the politico-economic landscape in the country would probably have noticed the following: Another thing that would have grabbed the attention of all reasonable observers was this bribe ex-gratia payment to the political wing of the UDA and UVF who take...

Would it be possible to change the 'Bad Spelling' icon to one that reads, 'Dreaming'....or 'Fantasising'........perhaps, 'You're 'avin a bubble, ain't ya!'...?:) I'm sure it would be well used! Tom

Doesn't it become painful sitting on that fence for so long? If the UK couldn't make a better fist of our economic strategy before 1973 when we begged repeatedly to join the Common Market, what on Earth allows you to imagine that we might do better today? I don't know which economists you...

Anyone with any sense should be able to see that the UK's best interest, both short and long-term is to remain part of the EU with all that goes with it. Those of us old enough to remember life before 1973 will know just how bad things really were and will also remember that General De Gaulle...

Answer: The problem is where it has always been - among the ranks of the dishonest in the HofC. Most people know them better as tories! Tom

Not so very long ago...... Tom

Ah yeah, but!.....blue passports! Blue passports will identify we Brits and will undoubtedly provide us with a freaking long wait every time we land at an airport in an EU state special treatment because they will know immediately who they are dealing with! Taking back control is...

I wonder what they were discussing at that moment........ .........perhaps it was this little issue which never seems to go away? Tom

This describes very well what capitalism is about: Ye will know them by the friends they keep! Tom

Sadly, the UK government, to achieve savings, decided to close a large number of semi-secure mental hospitals and pretended to the general public that the patients reliant on the services provided by those institutions could be managed under a new, 'Care in the Community' programme. Since that...

I would advise against extrapolating data in the field of politics as there exists considerable empirical evidence to suggest that logic does not necessarily apply - the pundits, pollsters and various market researchers have had their fingers burned on several occasions over recent years. All...

You make the assumption that there is only one conclusion to extrapolating data, which is false. This definition suffices: extrapolate | ɪkˈstrapəleɪt, ɛkˈstrapəleɪt | verb [with object] extend the application of (a method or conclusion) to an unknown situation by assuming that existing trends...

It seems as though Jeremy Corbyn is now sick and tired of being accused of this, that and the other by the despicable scum that is the tory party, represented and disseminated by the British media Here is the letter from Corbyn's solicitor to Ben Bradley MP...