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My guess is that he’ll win the next PE at the second ballot, 51% of voters simply aren’t prepared to make that step in voting for either of the (likely) Alt Right candidates. He’s lurched further and further to the right in his term to try to counter them.

Sorry, but I had to laugh. Macron and Morrison still involved in a bitchy war of words, with the Aussie naturally bringing an accusation of "sledging" into the rumpus. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-59129048 Both playing to their domestic electorates.

That was a sloppy sixths scenario, yuk - other clients at that time included Trelford, Khashoggi, MP’s and you’ll remember the little posh wnkr Colin Moynihan …. a Sports Minister who was anti football because he was a ‘wet bob’ educated at Monmouth.

Did you see Andrew Neil on BBC QT this week? I still like and rate him highly. He basically intimated that he quit the TV station because it had lurched far further to the right than the project (positive TV news, a fresh approach) he’d been promised. No fool, effectively he bailed out after...

Who’s the old timer catching flies on the second caption?

Wokey cokey, the licence fee is a stealth tax on a hard working benefits claimant.

France just wouldn’t give up its colonies. In Algeria up until the 60’s the French military were carrying out the systematic torture, rape and murder of opponents, chucking adversaries out of death flights. For decades denied, now reluctantly admitted, because the victims were only “savages”...

This is Australia’s money being spent, not the UK’s. They feel threatened in their region by the genocidal (Uyghars) Chinese state growing its navy by dozens of warships per annum, increasing their intimidation of any opposing or watching nation.

The BBC tonight linked this to the coming French presidential election - a move to turn the blow of the loss of the contract into a tough guy positive.