Making the news today....

[David Cropper]

1 hour ago, eggsarascal said:

Parts of France, Italy and Germany are going back into lockdown with the latest wave of the virus, 

It's reported that last night there was 400kms of traffic jams out of Paris. Parisiennes getting out of town to avoid the lockdown. Heading for their second homes in Brittany and the coast, locals are decidedly unhappy about that! 

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

27 minutes ago, David Cropper said:

It's reported that last night there was 400kms of traffic jams out of Paris. Parisiennes getting out of town to avoid the lockdown. Heading for their second homes in Brittany and the coast, locals are decidedly unhappy about that! 

Xact same as happened ere in Cornwall back aways. 
 

Standing by for the Summer madness which is just around the corner and likely to be worse than normal this year. 
 

All the prices seem to have skyrocketed in anticipation. 
 

 

[Will C]

3 hours ago, eggsarascal said:

[eggsarascal]

4 hours ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Career anarchists, rabble rousers and ne’er-do-wells. Anything other than getting a ‘king job. They’ll just move on to the next “cause” - anything anti imperialism / capitalism / white privilege seems to be de rigueur...

You've absolutely no idea who is protesting, you've got your preconceived ideas, that's it.

[Steve Bullman]

2 hours ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Xact same as happened ere in Cornwall back aways. 
 

Standing by for the Summer madness which is just around the corner and likely to be worse than normal this year. 
 

All the prices seem to have skyrocketed in anticipation. 
 

 

We were thinking of going to Cornwall in June before the schools break. Even then I reckon it might be swamped so having second thoughts. I’d be quite happy to stay home but the missus is bored stupid and just wants to get away. Italy was on the cards for June but that’s looking increasingly unlikely 

[Johnsond]

Revealed: the truth about the peers who are born to rule

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Britain’s system of hereditary peerages is outdated and must be abolished, two candidates to be...

Whilst I do support many of our sometimes eccentric traditions I’d say the case for reform is strong, at the same time looking across the pond and seeing how they go about things with their equivalents  doesn’t exactly  bode well. 

[Stubby]

3 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

We were thinking of going to Cornwall in June before the schools break. Even then I reckon it might be swamped so having second thoughts. I’d be quite happy to stay home but the missus is bored stupid and just wants to get away. Italy was on the cards for June but that’s looking increasingly unlikely 

We bought tickets for Monkey World just before the first lock down . Will I make it before I cark it ?  ( question for Les )  🙂

[openspaceman]

1 hour ago, Stubby said:

We bought tickets for Monkey World

I prefer the place over the road

[Johnsond]

‘Ugly scenes’ as anti-lockdown protesters hurl bottles and flares at police in central London a week after Sarah Everard vigil

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Police were filmed retreating back to their vans after being bombarded with bottles and cans...

Slightly different reaction compared to a few days ago. Obviously a group of women carrying out a peaceful vigil  are a far easier problem to deal with. 

[eggsarascal]

12 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

‘Ugly scenes’ as anti-lockdown protesters hurl bottles and flares at police in central London a week after Sarah Everard vigil

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Police were filmed retreating back to their vans after being bombarded with bottles and cans...

Slightly different reaction compared to a few days ago. Obviously a group of women carrying out a peaceful vigil  are a far easier problem to deal with. 

It's a joke, but that's how it is, I'm not surpried you listen to Maajid.