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Saving kids lives is woke obviously….

I’m sure people can add more, but for a set of bloods to investigate an animal illness you are looking between £100-200 If you have older pets and they need dental work doing (cat or dog) you are looking at about £400-500 a sitting

GB News - the home of top tier exclusives. Next week, the McCanns on babysitting tips.

WWE style - walks out to a table in the centre of the pitch in the away kit and signs there and then. Adi standing smugly in the background a la Paul Heyman.

We had insurance for our dog who ended up needing a hip replacement at 5 years old. At the time it was a god send as the operation and recovery was around 5K and we were paying about £40 a month to insure. But now he is nearly 10 the insurance cost is nearly £100 per month and he is about to...

Some Wigan fans giving a bit of payback by the sounds of it.

Shouldn’t this one be in the politics section -it’s clearly Sir Kid Starver.

‘Now is not the time’ I would imagine.

Just had the (dis)-pleasure of watching Reeves confirm that she will be offering no hope for the future under her tenure as Chancellor.

The cost to implement the policy is minuscule in the grand scheme of things, and would have a more positive and potentially immediate impact in reducing child poverty. It’s a no brainer - all the other stuff you’ve said is fluff comparatively because it’s words and gestures than actual clear...

Yet again when the two-child benefit cap comes up he spouts some bollocks about uncosted spending commitments. Well how about doing a few sums you fucking twat because it’s clear that your policy stance on this is dog shit.

I thought the shagging computer game characters was the worst Black Mirror episode until I saw this.

I think it’s time to talk about Tests as a fixed number of overs (450/500) and plan reserve days. Only if you get to the end of the overs can you declare it a draw.

Random question - just found a set of old deeds from 2 houses ago. What do I do with them?

I haven’t read that book and it may well be in there, but looking at the leave vote distribution I imagine that post-industrial towns in Wales, Midlands and Northern England that were totally abandoned by the government of the day will be part of it.

Even if this true, Starmer ‘now is not the time’ mantra is hardly the solution is it?

49117 voted in 2019 in that constituency 30925 voted yesterday I appreciate that mid term by-elections have a lower turnout, but there were potentially 19000 active voters out there (not counting the ones that didn’t vote in either) and no-one thought it was worth trying to engage some of these??

So despite all that Labour couldn’t muster up enough of a vision to inspire 1000 non-voters to turn up to the ballot box and make it all immaterial?

Surely the ULEZ is a bit of a red herring anyway. Does a constituency MP have the power to stop it’s implementation?