Vince Green

Setting up an enquiry is a political way of doing nothing but buying time to cover your inactivity while the enquiry takes place. Then, when the enquiry finally reports you can use its findings to deflect blame or criticism by saying "Well the enquiry findings were that........" Obviously Yvette Cooper didn't make it clear enough to the chairman of the enquiry what result she wanted them to find

The number of cars on the road is dropping steadily because of increasing costs. The family second car is often the one that has to go. But electric vehicles are no substitute, massive depreciation, high insurance, etc make them unsuitable for a lot of families. How do you charge them if you live in a house with no drive?

High velocity rifles like yours can be very fussy about ammo

Define a "stun gun" you can buy a cattle prod on the internet, hundreds of adverts for them on there

It is, which is why I doubt the accuracy of the report. It's highly unlikely, I would think, that it was actually a Firearm.

Governments own statistics

Second biggest, China's army is nearly twice as big

One in twelve people in London are illegal immigrants. That's just the ones they know about! These people are not boat people or people who sneaked in the back of a truck. These are people who came here legally on visitor, work or student visas and simply never went home when their visa expired. The truth is NOBODY, absolutely NOBODY is doing anything to round them up and deport them. Many of them have been here years, decades in some cases. So is this boat people thing a bit of a diversion from the real problem?

Raynor really hasn't got a clue. Her 'workers rights' legislation will do so much harm to the very workers she is claiming to be trying to protect.

Wild venison is definitely healthier than beef or lamb but more venison now is being farmed and artificially fed so maybe not quite as healthy as it could be

Probably cheaper than beef

That would be my vote but it would probably lead to an increase in crime because they almost certainly wouldn't go out and get a job to replace the benefits

I regularly shop at that Asda because it's just up the road from the house still owned by my mother in law . Actually the incident happened in the Amazon distribution centre just behind the Asda superstore

That's a real possibility too

No, it's a gravy train, but the time and effort behind the scenes in preparing even a simple case for trial is immense Then the trial takes forever, it can take more than a day to select and swear in a jury before the trial even gets underway The amount of time wasting is actually quite obscene When the offender gets found guilty immediately his legal aid solicitor puts in an appeal. Then the whole circus starts all over again In America if you were caught with a knife in the wrong circumstances you would be in the slammer overnight and up in front of a judge the next morning, ten minutes later you would be on your way to jail That's what we need, instant walk in/ walk out justice