Lagophobes are multiplying like, well...
10.03.2026 17:41
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Lagophobes are multiplying like, well...
Fuck VAR
The HD Remaster is excellent too. More user friendly without compromising on difficulty. Very faithful to the original.
Grim Fandango is an excellent choice in there.
VAR needs to get in the bin. It just doesn't work in football. It ruins it. This isn't rugby or cricket. Don't pretend like it is.
It's the most Scotland to ever Scotland if a Grand Slam and Six Nations title is squandered because of a defeat to Italy in the rain.
This is turning into a bit of a 7s match.
There was a Senedd committee that developed proposals in the 2016-2021 Senedd though, and the Labour and Plaid manifestos in 2021 committed to bring forward proposals for electoral reform developing on that work.
No analogue exists for electoral system reform in this UK Parliament.
Kermit, yer pals are boiled.
Right that's time ref.
Stop trying to make the History Boys’ parcel metaphor a football one, Stephen.
Scottish and Welsh voters looking on as England rediscovers the concept of a three way marginal.
I think we are in a state of animated agreement
Some really good, impartial, explanatory journalism here from @bbcphilipsim.bsky.social
Most of the debate on the dual role has focused on “perceptions” of independence. That’s clearly important
But not all of the current distrust of these institutions is healthy
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
*very limited
That a response like that to a question about voting intention surprises some political people immediately tells me they (those political people) have had very experience of real human beings operating in non-party-political community settings.
It would appear that Monikie, very much a boi and pronounced how the village in Angus is, has become some sort of feminine French royalty, if said woman is to be believed.
150 years of Partick Thistle today.
From that first 1–0 at Overnewton Park to everything we’ve ridden out since, the fans have kept this club standing. Your love and your graft matter more than you know.
Now, as a fan‑owned club, we get to write the next 150 together 🔴🟡
An extroverted lady on the train keeps mispronouncing the name of my cat after gently being corrected about it twice and I am not coping.
“This hot take was last updated when Sue Gray was still head of the Northern Ireland civil service”
Without naming your job, tell me something you say over and over again at work.
"There's no such thing as ministerial advice, they're just having a chat"
This is a bit too Leslie Knope for me.
It's partly about trade-offs. But it's also about people not making peace with what our starting position is.
So even among those who do engage seriously with the notion that policy trade-offs are necessary, they can't agree on how much of a trade-off is unavoidable, or how to draw the line.
If your company paid to have an in-game advert during the Six Nations I am now going to boycott you.
Tim Apple gotchu.
Really sad to learn of this. Jim was a really kind man. Generous with his time, and driven by duty. Steely in an understated way. A real loss.
I came across Jim in several capacities. Political. Legal. Spiritual. Academic. Always unfailingly decent and fair minded. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Ah yes, Blackheath. Probably the least densely built on bit of Lewisham and Greenwich combined.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Deserved.
Link seems broken, not sure why, here's the working one: committees.parliament.uk/publications...