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Yeah I was just illustrating how the BBC consistently didn't represent views on that topic over a long period of time on it's flagship political debate show. Water under the bridge now

As for...

From Andrew Neil

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13478191/Trump-guilty-verdict-analysis-election-Biden-ANDREW-NEIL.html

Ed Davey does seem a weird bloke and very hard to take seriously. A bit of humour is a good thing but I'm not sure he has the balance right and he just looks daft next to Starmer and Sunak who say...

Yeah, don't disagree, although I suppose I view that as a bit of a given really, as they have been for a while.

I must say, I don't think any of the below will massively change anything. I think Labour will win, the question is by how much, and I guess maybe whether there's a majority. Still time for a lot of...

Not really!

Not really.

It's on now. Didn't realise that, but it started at 8 (as it will until the election btw)

The BBC has a tough job. I moaned about it this week. I don't think this panel is that outrageous though. ...

I completely agree

I don't like the far-left for several reasons, mainly because I think they are divisive, economically weak and also often pretty nasty people. However, she didnt really seem to register on that list...

Faiza Shaheen on Newsnight now being prevented from standing and very upset.

Aside from anything else, the comms on this is bad.

Top drawer gag that.

Pretty poorly handled, although I do think it does demonstrate that she is a bit of a loose cannon really, not clearly working out what was happening before going to the press. I do respect Diane...

He won't lose in the middle of a General Election campaign, surely?

Would only need one Labour MS to vote against him, but a loss would be hugely embarrassing at a UK level and I can't see any...

And yet my only mention of the Conservative party is to criticise them for prolonged austerity..

Why must you view things in binary terms, where the only problem for complex, multifaceted things...

I'm not saying the government are not part of it. They are. Austerity is. Austerity happened because we suddenly were spending far more than we took in tax and without austerity no one would lend to...

There's plenty of money still sloshing around. Not as much as everyone would like but that's been the case since the global financial crisis.

The point is, youth services is determined locally. If...

Bochum won on pens.

Dusseldorf will be beyond gutted. A home game with a 3-0 advantage..

It means another big club in a big ground with big attendances in 2.Bundesliga next season.

Zzzz.

Yet again, completely ignoring what I said or any responsibility for those actually responsible for youth services.

So yes, your approach is part of the reason they get away with it.

I agree, but over two legs especially seems fair enough.

I just find it bizarre they never replicate our play off system.

Well yeah. Maybe you should scrutinise what local councils and the WG spend on things and then maybe they would spend it better. They say "look at Westminster" partly to cover their own back. Down...

Bloody hell

You've just completely ignored the points I've made. Local councils have made spending decisions. The council have not prioritised youth services and the WG am certainly haven't.

So yes, it is...

Although I don't dispute austerity happened, all those decisions were on local councils watches. They made decisions. Cardiff council have more councillors than before for example. Welsh Govt funded...

I am a big advocate of levelling up!

Re. Funding, I'd say that's another question that is a whole level of scrutiny we can apply to any policy mentioned. It's incredibly rare that there is a...