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I’m pretty sure they’ll appeal. This vicar got a fraction of their sentence.

Congratulations

I doubt anyone is going to try and stop our game nor the Sheff Utd v Man City game. They are only semi finals and not important enough imo. The demonstrations start today for four days at Trafalgar Square and Westminster Square. There are plenty of opportunities in Central London for publicity.

Football fans demonstrating for a new home. There was a lot of opposition from many factions, like the South Downs Society, the Lib Dems in Lewes, the Regency Society all well funded, but they didn't win despite the lies told about football 'hooligans'.

That doesn't equate to voting intentions.

I said he had financial support from a lot of people. I didn't say the majority or most people support him. Support for getting rid of Brexit is going up with 63% now realising it is a disaster. They don't all support Steve Bray but it is hardly a fringe loon theory

When did you get your qualifications in psychology?

Come on GB, you know better than to use the 'most people' trope. You don't know most people. I only know that he has a lot of support via social media and is well supported via crowd funding. When the police took his equipment away, there were offers from legal beagles saying it was...

Three years? Steve Bray has been there for nearly seven years. He is crowd funded by his supporters. Tory politicians hate him and the odd internet contributor, but from what I've seen he has far more supporters than detractors.

The ‘I’m alright, Jack’ attitude.

Small steps, one at a time. The boy on the beach rescuing starfish.

When you choose your energy supplier do you only take price into account, or check if they have renewables? Mine invests in renewables and is reasonable compares well with similar suppliers.

They're not as bad as politicians flying 50 miles or so in helicopters.

Tell me you don't know how the London Marathon works, without telling me you don't know how the London Marathon works.

2017 UK based steel producers faced particular challenges because of unusually high industrial energy prices (almost 50% higher than the average in EU countries), high business rates and a strong pound (prior to the EU referendum) which made UK steel exports unattractive to foreign buyers...

Well said. I won't be around in 30 years time but I hope my grandchildren can have a decent life.

Or Lapland in Finland, where they totally rely on reindeer. Our teeth show that we are omnivores, so I am happy to eat meat as long as it is produced and killed humanely. I detest factory farming.

Partially. Because of lobbying and donations, fossil fuel companies are persuading the government to abandon renewables, or even discourage them, to keep their donors happy with enormous, world beating profits. In the meantime, I repeat, British people are meekly paying the highest energy...

I am a woman. I wouldn’t quote you when using wit and sarcasm.

We would know by Saturday so check their website. This weekend we know they’re with ER in Central London.