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Seeing the edited clip next to the original speech really puts some perspective on this 'error of judgement'

Interesting how Bournemouth have kicked on since he left.

Yes for sure, he seems to trust Canvot.

I have an issue with any information that is misrepresented.

I'd put money on Glasner only playing Sosa from the start ...Perhaps Devenney and Eddie (if fit)

Yep. Listen to Tories like Heseltine and Rory Stewart talk about Trump, climate change, gender politics, etc, etc. It's all the same shite. Same in the US - conservative Republicans like George Bush, Dick Cheney, etc regularly side with the Democrats against anti-establishment populists like...

Can't wait for the white Zulus then, and the white Martin Luther King.

The Palace Women's team stay behind to meet fans, sign autographs and take photos.

Watcha

Let's remember this gem. The BBC 'War' correspondent, complete with woman idly shopping in the peaceful background. "Are you alright down there?"

Does that law apply to individual programmes though? My understanding is that it's fine to have an all-white cast in the Battle of Hastings, and an all-black cast of Zulu warriors, just as long as all groups are fairly represented across the channel's entire output.

Number 4 is a fascinating one. The fridge likes to guard the snacks as they say. But why? And why doesn't it work in reverse? Why aren't men giving the most portly, unhygienic and antagonistic gentlemen in their social groups the full veto rights over which women the others can cop off with?

Now replaced in enlightened circles by "Is that true? Or did you hear it on the BBC?"

'Conspiracy theory' Peaked in 2021/22. Now rapidly dropping in usage. Because even the most brainwashed BBC viewers are realising how many CTs are actually based in truth and the joke is actually on them. There has been an attempt to instead lump the phrase in with the catch-all 'Far right'...

Wait, you are saying the BBC's own figures on their audience are "complete nonsense"? Even their Number 1 fanboy no longer trusts them! 'End of Days' stuff for the Beeb.

Yea, "Sorry, can I just squeeze through" seems to be the phrase of choice

"Excuse me" is slowly going the way of "I beg your pardon". Used more and more in a passive aggressive sense, rather than a literal polite sense. It's a shame because there will eventually be no polite ways left to ask people to move.

Sadly replaced by the much duller "back of an envelope"

I work around the country and notice some regional variations. For example, "Please" and "Thankyou" are practically swear words in Essex.

The floodgates are opening... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news