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Not at all enforcable.

So of course they’ll do it.

I think they’ll get somewhere in the region of 160 seats at the least. Maybe even 200 depending on Events.

Labour have got to be seen as doing something in the next 5 years though, else it might well swing back again in 2029.

Yeah, that seems an odd UI quirk to me.

I’ve trapped my fingers in a car door because I had my hand on the roof, leaned over to close the door with my other hand and didn’t move the other hand in time.

One thing we did was tried to hurdle all of the hedges along the street. I tried to film it once, but it was dark and trying to ride a bike or a skateboard along the pavement (so there was - in theory - less camera movement) while my friends were doing it wasn’t that easy.

He’s hardly the only MP who does that (Tim Farron and Simon Hughes, famously, over same sex marriage for two Lib Dem examples).

Most Scottish

That could be any number of places!

No. And forecasts of snow are barely reliable 10 hours out.

No one can forecast snow in the UK unless it’s already snowing.

This is hardly a surprise, given that the first thing he did when released before was try to circumvent the restrictions placed on him.

Then whoever was overseeing said “rehab” should be arrested. Right?

The girl got life with a minimum of 22 years (and a comment saying it would “take a lot of work” for her to be released), The boy got life with a minimum of 20.

Would be kind of hilarious if they didn’t use Chicago Style.

I do think though that a lot of people are going to be quite disappointed when the next government don’t actually do very much.

This is going to carry on until we get a Phil Woolas situation and some election results get overturned.

The BBC followed this up with an article about similar stories, including the two different “soft toy mistaken for an escaped tiger” ones.

It does also remind me of the (in)famous “false leg mistaken for paedophile” incident.

“Britain is one of the oldest democracies”

Is it?

We didn’t have full and equal universal suffrage until 1924. Even ignoring that, elections before about 1832 were barely democratic in a lot of places.

I wouldn’t put it past him to stand in the by election just to spite the Tories

Yeah, and having no lockdowns would have had an even more catastrophic effect.