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Oh sure, I agree that people should be able to see that their behaviour is unacceptable. I realise that might be what you meant, but you said "What I really DON’T understand is how ANYBODY with any degree of sense/intelligence/humanity can not be totally embarrassed and ashamed by the...

I don't like Boris, and I can't stand Dominic. He should be fired. But... Why should I be embarrassed or ashamed? They're self serving *****, but I didn't vote for them. What they do is not a reflection on me. And I do have sympathy with some who did vote for them, on the basis that the choice...

I've seen enough music discussion here to know I'm out of my depth there.

I think that page is down now. Please link if not.

But if we all follow your advice, the government can do what the **** they want, and we're not allowed to criticise them for it. That can't be right?

"Message from Tripadvisor: Due to a recent event that has attracted media attention and has caused an influx of review submissions that do not describe a first-hand experience, we have temporarily suspended publishing new reviews for this listing." Booooo!

Thank you, that is a huge weight off my mind.

I know what you mean - ie, you'd need proof he went somewhere else for example, but if this was in a court of law, they'd ask would the average person think it's reasonable to for someone who felt unwell and had blurred vision to test their ability to drive by driving for over an hour, with...

Saying he drove to the castle to see if he was ok to drive was a lie.

I disagree. His story about going up north where their could be support for his child is full of holes, but his story about driving for over and hour, to test his ability to drive, whilst his wife and child were in the car, does not stand up at all. It's not just full of holes, it's complete BS.

On the face of it I agree, that seems like a useful little 'this discussion is over' attempt. However, the journalists should accept that for today, look at the public reactions tonight/tomorrow (by usual polling methods) and then go back tomorrow and say 'Mr Johnson, you said the public should...

For an hour! With his wife and child! Quite. Obviously the yarn he's spinning about some decisions being down to personal circumstances and judgement is complete bullshit, but it's less easy to prove than how clearly wrong it is to suggest you weren't sure if you could drive, so you drove for...

Jesus, I must be in worse condition than I realised. I was about to set off when I suddenly remembered I'd forgotten to lob the wife and child into the car. No test drive is complete without your family.

I think I've got the virus. I feel cold but I'm sweating like a pig and have a temperature. I'm tired and my vision is blurry. I think I'd better go for an hour's drive to see if I'm ok.