Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Both would appear naive and behaved daftly.

If they has waited until her 16 the birthday, the age difference would have been the same.

The affair probably wouldn't have made the headlines.

What a horrendous crime!!!!!!!!!!!!1


I would prefer in this case from superficial information to consider it "stupid".

A case of "Short of News Week".

Can see the media once again are behaving like vultures and scavengers with a piece of "meat".

Interesting to what the Leveson findings will be.

The media likes negative news and most people just read and accept. They do not think the media may misrepresent or manipulate stories for the sake of business only.

That's why you see Youtube, Facebook and Google are becoming more popular and better source of information.

The finances of a senior Labour MP were subject to a secret police investigation which uncovered hundreds of thousands of pounds in mystery bank accounts, it was reported today.


Keith Vaz, a minister in the Labour government, had almost £500,000 deposited in accounts between 1997 and 2001.


A Scotland Yard probe found 'significant amounts of cash' which was said to have been of a ‘suspicious nature’, the Daily Telegraph reported.


Mr Vaz denies any wrongdoing. He chairs the powerful home affairs select committee which holds the police to account, and has seen him make headlines for inquiries in border controls, drug policy and G4S’s failings in the run-up to the Olympics.

Also, can we see Bank transfers between family members and trusts of the present members of the cabinet over the last 20 years.


Should be interesting reading.

what about the tax not paid . but where did the cash come from.

"Glass bottle, bottle glass".

Can't believe the Europe golf win....USA : 10-6 up and they lose....unbelievable....anyway, well done the Europeans !....

Was it crazy golf?

Unbelievable! (or sadly not).

Abu Hamza's health has deteriorated, High Court hears

His lawyer said the "uncontradicted medical opinion" was that a scan was "medically necessary".

I'd have thought a labotomy was more in order!

he BBC was facing calls last night to open an investigation into Sir Jimmy Savile’s alleged child abuse.

The broadcaster insisted it had conducted extensive searches of its files and had found no record of any allegations of misconduct by the presenter.

But, amid repeated claims that it was an ‘open secret’ about Mr Savile’s interest in young girls at the BBC, critics say the corporation must make renewed efforts to find out the truth, even if it was many years ago.

I see millipede is plagiarising Disraeli.

Apparently not!


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Good speech!

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Rubbish speech. A poll recently found just 3% thought milliband had charisma.

Dreadful speech, he tries hard but just doesn't have what it takes.

Even without "charisma" I have a feeling that he will replace the "Spiv" as PM at the next election.

But it is a shame that the Murdoch press has turned its back on the Cons.


:-)

Hays,

The Poll was taken on a Friday night at the local Con Club.

They probably didn't know the meaning of "charisma".

Thought it was John Major's second name.

Have a look at tomorrow's papers.

Deluded as well as Demented.

Crisis, what crisis - Greece to spend almost €100m on building F1 track

Despite data showing Greece is heading for its sixth year of recession, the government is pushing ahead with constructing the track in Xalandritsa, near Patras.
The total cost of the project will be €94.6m (£75.6m) and it is hoped the circuit will be able to host a Formula One race in the future.

The news comes as a draft Budget for 2013 shows that the Greek finance ministry expects GDP to contract by 3.8pc next year after shrinking 6.5pc this year.