Current Affairs

[david63]

Got an email from CPS parking this morning saying that the drive through testing site has now closed and to drive to the terminal.
Does this mean an end to pre boarding testing.?

No - the testing will now be being done at the terminal

[screwy]

Ah ok,thanks David.

[Kendhni]

Well Will Smith finally made the Oscars interesting with his assault on Chris Rock

[Stephen]

It looked staged to me.

[Onelife]

Naah! Stephen…that was a full-blown frontal attack. Take a look at his wife’s expression when Chris Rock makes the crack about her.

[Stephen]

Drama queens the lot of them.

[oldbluefox]

Can't stand these awards ceremonies and the acceptance speeches are truly cringeworthy.

Instead we watched the highlights of the World Skating Championships on BBC iPlayer. Much more entertaining than a load of luvvies with their faux appreciation of each other.

[Bensham33]

I watched a documentary about King Edward VIII. Glad we got rid of him, what a traitor, he should have been shot at dawn.

[Happydays]

We watched "Reacher" I like it, got a bit of action

[oldbluefox]

I watched a documentary about King Edward VIII. Glad we got rid of him, what a traitor, he should have been shot at dawn.

Fascinating documentary. Not surprised by the animosity of the Queen Mother towards him.

[Manoverboard]

The Royal Gardens have been interesting as is the series about Nibworth throughout the ages.

[Mervyn and Trish]

Naah! Stephen…that was a full-blown frontal attack. Take a look at his wife’s expression when Chris Rock makes the crack about her.

I'm not a fan of violence but the p***ock deserved a slap.

[Kendhni]

As one commentator said ... 'it has certainly advanced the "cancel culture" agenda'.
If Smith had have handled it properly instead of like a thug the 'joke' would have been forgotten before the end of the night. His actions made sure it has been headlines all day (although given Hollywood luvvies that was maybe his attention ... grab another headline).

[screwy]

Partygate fines issued, everybody happy now.!

I doubt it.

[Manoverboard]

This Report says they are ' recommended ' but it doesn't say if Boris can over rule them

[Bensham33]

It was never about parties, not for me, it was about the Prime Minister lying, especially to parliament. Remember he claimed there were no parties. No I ain't happy because the lying, cheating, incompetent scrote is still in office.

[Kendhni]

It was never about parties, not for me, it was about the Prime Minister lying, especially to parliament. Remember he claimed there were no parties. No I ain't happy because the lying, cheating, incompetent scrote is still in office.

Agreed ... I have always said it was not about parties ... especially since I am sure most of the population bent/broke the rules when it suited them ... it was about the incessant lies, incompetence and misinformation streaming out of number 10.

[Onelife]

"Boris Johnson failed to read or understand the rules, or just chose to ignore them"
Which is it????

Theresa May

[Mervyn and Trish]

I ain't happy because the lying, cheating, incompetent scrote is still in office.

You surely forget. He's not in power now. Hasn't been since he handed over to Gordon Brown. Such short memories.

[Bensham33]

No short memory at all, I would have wanted Blair out as well had he lied. Let's have another enquiry.

[Mervyn and Trish]

No short memory at all, I would have wanted Blair out as well had he lied. Let's have another enquiry.

If you don't remember his lies you do have a short memory. Lies which cost countless lives. Lies which Putin has used as one of his excuses for the slaughter in Ukraine.

[Gill W]

It was never about parties, not for me, it was about the Prime Minister lying, especially to parliament. Remember he claimed there were no parties. No I ain't happy because the lying, cheating, incompetent scrote is still in office.

Agreed ... I have always said it was not about parties ... especially since I am sure most of the population bent/broke the rules when it suited them ... it was about the incessant lies, incompetence and misinformation streaming out of number 10.

For me it's the law breaking by the people who made the laws while the vast majority of us were doing the right thing. They made mugs of us all.

Then , if that wasn't enough, it's the lying afterwards to misdirect and cover it up. Johnson misled the House of Commons and that's a resignation matter. No ifs, no buts

[barney]

coming home to roost !

So, from no gatherings, to some gatherings but he didn’t know anything about them, to attending gatherings, to a birthday gathering that he didn’t know anything about because he wasn’t there, but oh yeah, he’s then remember that he was .

Please try and defend that.

[Kendhni]

No short memory at all, I would have wanted Blair out as well had he lied. Let's have another enquiry.

I don't think Blair is a shining example to have picked ... if we are using the old 'well look at what so-and-so' did' argument, maybe we should focus on the corruption of Walpole in 1712

[Kendhni]

It was never about parties, not for me, it was about the Prime Minister lying, especially to parliament. Remember he claimed there were no parties. No I ain't happy because the lying, cheating, incompetent scrote is still in office.

Agreed ... I have always said it was not about parties ... especially since I am sure most of the population bent/broke the rules when it suited them ... it was about the incessant lies, incompetence and misinformation streaming out of number 10.

For me it's the law breaking by the people who made the laws while the vast majority of us were doing the right thing. They made mugs of us all.

Then , if that wasn't enough, it's the lying afterwards to misdirect and cover it up. Johnson misled the House of Commons and that's a resignation matter. No ifs, no buts

Exactly, look at the dichotomy between the dignity and following of guidance shown by the Queen at Philips funeral versus those who apparently felt the rules did not apply to them