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The Tanganyika outbreak should be bottled.... It would make millions...

Yep, world has gone mad. Had a BBQ last night, couple came from over road. Only spoke twice with him in 20 years... But he asked me if I was voting in EU elections... Said probably. Tried to change subject. He informed us all he was voting for Farage. Somebody told him he, s not standing in our...

Can someone please explain how a Party (in this case the new BXP led by the Milk Shake magnet) put a candidate in for every MEP area (except NI) and yet not have a single policy or manifesto. Its purely getting support on the NOT the others, NOT their policies, NOT their manifest. Yes, we get it...

They couldnt reach a verdict. He, d be found guilty, folk would moan and he, d be let off, pending discussion.... and more milk shake throwing.

He lived in Brinsworth, Sheffield. Went to School with wife's cousin. But you are right. He is Welsh. I believe he moved to Hull when working on ferries after leaving Sheffield.

Yes. Unless ofcourse it was something else. Then it would be no.

Is that really the level of post we have descended to. Its horrible 50.

Teachers, nurses, police, social worker, prison warders are attacked like that daily. It wouldnt even consitute a reportable incident for some. British public have been throwing food at politicians for centuries, yes its wrong and I, m not condoning it but for goodness sake lets keep it in...

Rumour has it the guy throwing milk shake is an ex team rider for Sky.. He, ll be on a pedelec now I bet. Come on, it was a milk shake. It happens. It comes with the territory.

Who would pay ovee £5 for a milk shake.. Must be rich..

I agree throwing milk shakes over politicians shouldn't be applauded but lets keep it in perspective. Banks has entertained Farage in a manner that would suit a prince over last couple of years, a carton of milkshake over his head is a small price to pay. As for this sort of thing being only...

I agree with your premise, but those MPs you say are not "Tory" are representing Tory minded voters. It is quite a pedantic argument but as much as there are no actual "Tories" (or any other of our divisions) in European elections there are certainly like minded groups for them to attach and...

Seems milk shakes are spreading. Farage is developing a taste for them, fortunately.

Yep, I did. Theres not much difference these days.,just levels of dissatifaction.

Only thing is its not barmy at all. The remainers uniting behind Boris and Farage could be a powerful union. Boris to BXP if his bid as Tory leader fails??? Trouble is now any party could flourish on offering little because we, ve all become accustomed to getting nothing, apart from broken...

Bizarly, I hope you are right because if you are wrong we could end up with the BXP picking up where Tories left off, with Labour still wearing silly hats and arguing. I dont watch strictly often but its not hard to spot when voters are having a laugh... Voting for Anne Widecombe, as a dancer...

They must be very thick then Woosh. Pretty sure most folk with any semblence of intelligence had already worked out May's predicament. I dont understand why folk who understand our system arent more insulted and perturbed when both major parties do not attempt to carry out manifesto pledges...

So presumably they hadnt worked that out by time of last GE? Both Labour and Tory maifestos of last GE show little evidence in directions taken since. Simple fact is the manifestos were plain lies designed to attract (misled) voters. I suspect many have taken a far more pragmatic view, voters...

Yes, agreed. They all do it. I dont agree with your point about our governance being representative demo racy so manifestos can be ignored. A parliament making decisions going against public opinion is completely different to putiing policies in place in contradiction to manifestos. The...

And what about parties that totally ignore what was said in their manifestos. Been said often enough, but 80% of all our MPs got their seats on a leave manifesto. They have proven, and its been said to be ok on here weeks ago, that parties do not need to even attempt to attain manifesto pledges...