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.

It's just another sound bite by a desperate tosser.

going to fight in another country then that is their chosen country end of
their choice ,

how can they be stateless when they have chosen to fight in another country that makes them apart of that country and their home . Cameron more talk no action just make it law

Manuel,

I agree.

But making an announcement in Australia, before having the necessary debate in HP is bloody arrogance and posturing for Rochester.

I believe that he has already broached the idea and was told by Dominic Grieve that under International law his “proposal” was illegal.

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But if the individuals are thought to be "dangerous" I would think it would be better to have them in full view, rather than have them underground where the real "villains" would probably be anyway.

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He is out of touch!

Latest YouGov / The Sun results 13th November -

Conservatives in the lead again by 1

Con 33%, Lab 32%, LD 8%, UKIP 15%;

UKIP still not in territory to win any seats in the GE.

not sure that's fair fred, but i don't know enough to contradict

MrT - not so, any more than those who went to spain in that most bloody civil war suddenly acquired spanish citizenship

BRITISH PEOPLE NOW LIVING IN SPAIN AUS PORT OR ANY OTHER COUNTRY CAN NOT JUST COME BACK TO THE UK AND GET HNS COVER THEY CAN NOT NOR GET ANY BENEFITS YET PAID TAXES IN THE UK ALL THEIR WORKING LIVES

http://www.scotsman.com/news/politics/top-stories/mccluskey-jim-murphy-a-death-sentence-for-labour-1-3604463

McCluskey: Jim Murphy a death sentence for Labour

THE election of former ­Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy as Labour leader would be a “political death sentence” for the party, one of the UK’s most powerful union leaders has warned.

Unite general secretary Len McCluskey attacked the East Renfrewshire MP, branding him a “Blairite” and the “candidate of division” in an article for the LabourList website.

The MP is widely seen as the frontrunner for the role. Last night, he called for an end to the “infighting”. “Our opponents aren’t in our own party,” Mr Murphy insisted.

Unite has already announced its support for the left wing candidate Neil Findlay in the race to replace Johann Lamont, who quit the Labour leadership last month. Former transport minister Sarah Boyack is also standing.

Ms Lamont accused Labour leader Ed Miliband of treating the party in Scotland like a “branch office” after Scottish general secretary Ian Price was sacked without her approval.

As Labour tumbles in the polls following the referendum, Mr McCluskey warned dozens of Scottish seats could be lost in next May’s election unless the party in Scotland elects Mr Findlay and moves on from “defeat and divisions”.

New currency for Pairs on the FX Platform.....

ISIS declares its own currency
Borzou Daragahi in Cairo
4 Hours Ago
Financial Times

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102184917?trknav=homestack:topnews:5

And the city's finest will be in like Flynn gf.

Haystack - Jim Murphy would be an excellent choice. As dour Scots go, he is up there with the worst. Gordon Brown resembles Mr Charisma compared to Murphy!:-)

I have experience of dour Scots. I was previously married to a Scot with a very dour family. I was married in Elgin with toasts in The Macallan whisky, kilts and bagpipes outside the church and at the reception. I caused a local scandal by wearing a black velvet suit and a bow tie for the wedding.

What, no kilt for you? Was that when it all started going pear shaped Haystack?!

Is the new currency for ISIS camels, goats and women...? If so I'm not interested..

"Haystack - 14 Nov 2014 11:54 - 50226 of 50228

I have experience of dour Scots. I was previously married to a Scot with a very dour family."

So now we know why and awful lot of Scots want out of the UK.. Some poor women made an horrendous error of judgement and got hitched to one of our doug heaps.. there maybe an appeal at end of play today for the unfortunate Women - please give generously if so.

DB4,

He didn't have anything real to cover!

I can't blame him for not wanting to wear a kilt in Elgin, it can be colder than the North Pole there! Plenty of The Macallan whisky required.:-)

Haze,

Would probably use the whisky as rub.

Benefit cuts force tenant evictions to record levels – Guardian14/11/2014

The cost of benefits cuts is starting to filter through as record numbers of people lost their homes by the end of September, according to Hilary Osborne in The Guardian.
The number of tenant households in England and Wales evicted from their homes hit record levels in the third quarter of the year, with cuts to social security among the factors leading to more than 100 evictions a day. Figures from the Ministry of Justice show that 11,100 rented properties were repossessed by bailiffs between July and September, the highest quarterly figure since the records began in 2000. In contrast, just 2,805 mortgage borrowers lost their homes.

By the end of September, more than 30,000 tenant households had lost their homes, and the figure is on track to be higher than the 37,792 recorded in 2013. The eviction figures do not show who owns the rental properties in question, but recently a large proportion of possession claims have been made by social landlords such as local councils and housing associations, who have warned it is caused by the introduction of the bedroom tax.

Meanwhile figures from the government showed that although the number of new homes created in England rose by 10% in 2013/14, it remained almost 100,000 down on the figure reached before the financial crisis, and below the number experts say are needed to keep up with demand.

Official government figures showed that 136,610 homes were added to England’s housing stock during the year, including 130,340 newbuild properties. Almost 4,500 new homes came from conversions, while 12,520 were created through change of use and there were 1,330 other gains. Some of these new homes were offset by the loss of 12,060 residences through demolition.

Several questions arise from this:

What has happened to the properties that have been repossessed? Have they been provided to other social tenants or have they been sold off?

And what do the ‘new build’ figures say about the Conservative-led government’s boast that it is building more homes than ever before?

It seems the Tory/Lib Dem bid to make us all homeless is going according to plan.

The nasty party at work again.

AND its getting worse all the time under these Tory cheats.