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That last 30 seconds was pathetic and sums us up.

From 80 minutes we were obviously electing to not carry the ball forward and that’s when the risk crept in. I was waiting for 3-3. 2 penalties and a massive deflection sting though.

We aren’t winning this now, Liverpool are a second half team. AWB should have made the forward pass when he had the second chance after messing up the first one. Instead we invited the press in our final third and paid the price. We aren’t good...

I think fraud is a strong word for what I was meaning to describe but yes, it pales in significance compared to everything else you’ve raised which would be a priority fix for me.

It’s anecdotal, she handles 4 a day so a tiny fraction of the 6 month backlog of claims currently sat there waiting to be picked up, though I understand it’s the consensus amongst the case handlers that most claims (not awards) are people trying...

My partner works for DWP processing PIP claims and thinks an enormous majority of people are gaming/manipulating the system. She also sees a ton of ‘fraud’ daily - EG people claiming PIP because they can’t do XYZ, but also in receipt of carers...

Before he got booted off air I used to enjoy flicking over and listening to Galloway’s show on Talk Radio I think it was. I didn’t know anything about him at the time and in that context he used to make a few good points. He probably held back a...

I’m a millennial. Dad’s just agreed to marry for the third time to a girl my age. Has no assets. Mums modest 3 bed semi in the northwest will be split between 4 kids. Give me £30k please. I have some friends my age and younger that will inherit...

Am I dramatically over simplifying it by saying that if Labour held a position on the conflict whereby they dominated the Muslim vote they would probably still be deemed unelectable by a majorityand not in a position to win the next election? Is...

Not sure how I left Gullis out, I can’t scroll a second through socials without seeing his face this week.

I remember going to watch these when cinema was genuinely magic. LOTR and Harry Potter same summer with some other blockbusters too. Looking forward to the new movie.

Nadine Dorries, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Suella Braverman, George Osbourne, Matt Hancock, Boris Johnson, Dominic Raab, Andrew Bridgen, Priti Patel, Lee Anderson, Liz Truss, Mark Francois, Andrea Jenkyns, John Redwood, David Cameron, Steve Baker, Therese...

I don’t buy that Starmer has walked back that big policy to try and retain fiscally conservative voters. I appreciate the argument that you spend on those policies in those industries and get it all back but I can also see why, right now, putting...