It is quite categorically not just what's left of the Blairites who want rid of Corbyn,. His own deputy has basically told him to resign, and that's Tom Watson, the man who knifed Blair back in 2006. What's left now supporting him, bar McDonald who actually does look like he belongs there, is what was the fringe of the party, people who they formerly didn't trust to run a church jumble sale. I'm disappointed with this, but the Labour Party that I used to support is dead and gone. They will be wiped from the commons in England like they have been in Scotland if they carry on like this. I thought Corbyn might have something to say, that he really would lead from the left, but he's just not able to get any kind of message across to a wider audience than his own relatively few believers, and that's critical in the age we live in. I am open to what he has to say but I just haven't heard anything from him, he doesn't seem to want to talk to us. There are a lot of "protest" politicians who spend years on the outside complaining about what decisions are being made. When they then are put in a position to have to make decisions, compromise, develop actual relationships that are required to get things done and communicate they are not up to the job. I fear Corbyn is one of those, he has to speak to the country not just to the people that already agree with him.
It's not that he's done that much wrong, it's just that he hasn't done much at all.

They were last time I was in one. Tell me when did Colleges cease to be part of higher education? Care to tell me what your job is then?



So you cannot provide evidence that you (and Steve Wonder) knew both the major political parties would be thrown into leadership contest with days of the result.



I have already provide you with the answer to this question

As I said to Gotcha any business that relies on purchases in foreign currency should have hedged - its not difficult. If you are an exporter great I bet the Whisky producers are rubbing their hands.

Anyone with a pension scheme is at the mercy of a group of gamblers - much better to look after your own investments then you are not at the mercy of these greedy bankers.

How can interest rates fall any lower - BoE rate is half of 1% - come on Andy you are better than that.

They never said the whole £350m would go into the health service just it would get a sizeable chunk of the surplus we would get from not paying in to the EU.

What Boris said was we will be able to move across Europe whilst we will restrict immigration into the UK - bonkers but that is what he said not what you said he said.

If you Google (other search engines are available) 350 million it will take all of about two seconds to find Boris Johnson stood in front of lecturn with a poster: "Let's give our NHS the £350 million the EU takes every week" as a backdrop.

Difficult to argue (IMO) that pledge wasn't made by the official leave campaign.

Surely this has to be all Thatcher's fault.

It maybe easy for you to make a judgement but the reality is that the detail of the package depends on the results of the negotiation and the shape of the economy in 2+ years time. I do not think the public believe any of the politicians promises and I think they made their decisions on one or more of the three main issues. 1. Sovereignty, democracy and full control of our affairs, 2 The economy, 3 Control of immigration and not the exact amount the NHS may gain

Also there is a big difference between the freedom of movement to move then seek work in another country and the freedom to apply for a job and then only move if you get the job..

https://media.giphy.com/media/xT0Gqp6HP ... /giphy.gif The dawning realisation that Article 50 will not be invoked because to leave means continued free movement and a continued open border with the EU anyway Things are begining to deflate ...starting with the footie tonight

https://media.giphy.com/media/xT0Gqp6HP ... /giphy.gif The dawning realisation that Article 50 will not be invoked because to leave means continued free movement and a continued open border with the EU anyway Things are begining to deflate ...starting with the footie tonight

I'm still completely baffled by what exactly that is on top of Wayne Rooney's head. If it's real hair then Joe Hart is a real goalkeeper.

At least the England soccer team invoked their own version of Article 50.

All that money in the PL yet how many of the real top players in the world actually play in it?

The results in the Champions league show how poor the standards are - lots of average players getting paid monster money and English players still can't get a game.

What do we really expect from our national side - it is full of average at best players with poor technique and no heart/desire - shambles

they have heart/desire, that's plain to see.
what they don't have is tactical acumen as it's not needed in our game and we don't have a really top class coach. the last 3/4 England managers/coaches have been terrible choices. the list to take over is worse still

agreed, Southgate the bookies favorite

TBH it is slim pickings. For me, going back to a true technical maverick in Glenn Hoddle would be the right choice but the FA haven't got the balls to back track, they need a yes man that fits their rigid way of thinking so we will go on failing at tournaments playing turgid football like last night.

That's similar to what I said in reply to Billy Eve at the weekend. I've not voted Labour in a general election since 1992. I can't see that changing.

As a caring socialist I will try & help you. They are further education. No.