Westminster Politics
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
The Telegraph have signed Boris. Still, the fee will be covered by shirt sales.
Possible UKIP effect hurting the tories.
I'm sure you beat Oscie to posting that poll by seconds.
''Labour should be 10 points a head'' well with a little helps from Oscie and liberal mates we'd get there.
Another one gone, though not for Brexit reasons.
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Depraved tosser.
Why did he have to resign? It's his personal life. Doesn't affect other people.
The 'piggy noises' text made me chuckle. 'Depraved' is probably a bit much tbf- he's more just a sleazy adulterous perv.
He's getting what he deserves, but has clearly been stitched up. The woman shares over 2,000 messages with him then complains?!
He’s never going to be able to live this down.
I can see why he did it. She looks like a right dirty cow.
Pretty bad, but not Mark Oaten level.
If a man shared salacious messages a woman sent him would it not be deemed that he was some kind of creep who perpetrated some kind of abuse on her by making this all public
They'd be leading by 20 if Corbyn came out against Brexit. Or was Yvette Cooper, I forget which.
Oh no, not Margaret Hodge. Corbyn is finished.
Obviously a party that struggles to agree a definition of anti-semtiism with itself would be much better placed to negotiate the Brexit deal with the EU than anyone else.
Penis3 has left the Labour Party, to presumably spend more time with Recep Erdogan. Wonderful stuff.
If the man worked in a bar and the woman was a Tory minister I doubt he'd be accused of abuse, no.
John Woodcock under investigation for harassment has quit the Labour party. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
It's apparently 30 sitting days too which means he'll be unable to vote in parliament until November. Bit of a blow for May considering how close these votes are getting. Now for the Shinners to really troll the DUP and start taking their seats 
It's apparently 30 sitting days too which means he'll be unable to vote in parliament until November. Bit of a blow for May considering how close these votes are getting. Now for the Shinners to really troll the DUP and start taking their seats
Still holding out for that Labour-SNP-Sinn Fein coalition.
It's apparently 30 sitting days too which means he'll be unable to vote in parliament until November. Bit of a blow for May considering how close these votes are getting. Now for the Shinners to really troll the DUP and start taking their seats
You jest but there’s actually a bit of pressure building on them to do exactly that.
Aye but I'm sure they'll resist it to little if any electoral cost. As a nationalist I'd rather they actually didn't bother running in Westminster elections and gave the SDLP a free run at those seats. I can't imagine the shinners and SDLP would vote much differently in the house of commons. Their divergences are mainly over devolved matters anyway.
Probably would consider it as well if it weren't for the having to swear an oath to the queen part.
They will never take their seats.
I know. I’m not even sure what’s involved in reversing their abstention policy and whether it could be done in time to influence all these Brexit votes. It is a bit mad the way they suddenly find themselves with the potential to have such a massive influence on the future of Britain and Ireland, yet choose not to use that influence.
I agree with you. Though you could say the same about the DUP who are voting against the wishes of the majority in Northern Ireland - this really has been an extraordinary couple of years and non of it has been good.
"But......Iraq"
Maybe just maybe Blairs lying while in office has contributed to the political environment we have today.