This just goes to prove that the government want to store even more data about yourself, including, what you had for breakfast on the day you apply for a passport.
Katharine Pindar The question remains, then, of how we can show a distinctive sense of what our party stands for to the public, to maintain if not increase the numbers of our el...
Katharine Pindar Prime Minister's Questions today saw our Leader calling for the promised cross-party talks on Social Care to be brought in quickly, and the PM agreeing they are...
expats Yeovil Yokel 14th Oct '26 - 7:54am......Well, after last night’s meeting of the parliamentary party in Westminster and the overwhelming endorsement of Ed’s ...
Mick Taylor @PaulBarker. And where are the Greens now?
The jury is still out on Burnham.
Both bounces were/are essentially short term.And Labour didn't have a contest at ...
Tim Rogers It's all a matter of how far do you want to go? Sanctions on companies trading with the West Bank would have to be differentiated from those trading in Israel p...
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Are you sure it’s a banana? It looked more like a dead parrot to me.
This just goes to prove that the government want to store even more data about yourself, including, what you had for breakfast on the day you apply for a passport.
Carrying bananas on string is the only way to prevent the government spying on your tonsils.
Why yes, I /have/ been drinking, why’d you ask?