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It's a flipping long walk from Coventry though. Visited Bury once by steam train (from Bolton), oddly enough passed Old Trafford on the way there. There was a cricket match in progress.

They're 'capable' alright, they simply don't believe in it. Cameron didn't, May didn't and I'm not convinced Boris does either.

Not really. They've stopped a "Brexit in name only" from happening ie: May's treasonous sell-out to the EU-Superstate.

I much prefer him in Lovejoy with Lady Jane.

Now for the important stuff... 5 dresses to buy if you loved Carrie Symonds' sell-out Ghost one While political reporters gathered to cling onto Johnson's every line, fashion fans became fixated on Symonds' ensemble. The former PR chief was seen making her first appearance as the...

The first and for a long time biggest Benny Hill hit from 1961. (Some of the lyrics may sound familiar?)

Oddly enough it did at one time. Where the river ran shallow there were stretches of sand along the side which locals referred to as "the beach". One was at the bottom of Gulson Road where the garage now is. Funfairs were held there in the 1950s. I believe there was another sandy stretch along...

Yeah, nothing obvious about Eve Myles at all...

If you were to fill in all the answers there is enough information there to determine exactly who you are and where you live, by cross-referencing with other sources.

Wait till people start saying "rabbet" instead of "rebate" and "sodder" in stead of "solder", really does my head in.

14,000 families!

The New Zealand girls look happy enough?

I grew up with Clinton Ford's version of this and was unaware of the George Formby original until quite recent.

I'm aware of that but the technology is improving and getting cheaper all the time. And there are other technologies such as CNC which were prohibitively expensive a few years ago and are now becoming commonplace in home workshops. You don't 'need' uranium to make a nuclear device. It's used...

They won't need to. If there's a cheaper, easier way to make something, someone will eventually discover it. People can already 3D-print firearms and there's nothing any government in the world can do about it. The range of home-made weapon tutorials on YouTube is already terrifying and growing...

No, you just slag off the UK at every opportunity.

With the ever increasing affordability of advanced technology that day will eventually come, and probably sooner than most people realise.