“My name’s Bilski, so my grandad was a migrant, but he came over in the war and worked down Bolton colliery,” he says. “He didn’t come asking for benefits.”
Oh, the good old days... soon these Reform cultists will remember the slave trade with fondness.
I've long wanted to take my kids to the theatre in London but it's just far too beyond our means. Back in the 1990s I could get tickets to see plays at the National Theatre or RSC for £10-20. Not always the best seats but good enough to see some of the country's finest actors performing in stunning performances. Even though I was from a working class background I had the chance to develop a sense of culture. It's something just not possible now.
GMP said it was unable to comment.
I've long felt that the whole UK is riddled with so many state "agents" of varying degrees that it would make soviet East Germany look like a model of democratic propriety. All the political parties are full of undercover agents, all major media, civil service, education. Wonder where the old bobby on the beat is? He's spying on you and me to keep an eye on us to make sure we're not a threat to the established order.
Woman has persistent health problems leading to time off work. Out crawl all the stiff upper-lip brigade (likely men).
Quite soon it will Wimblon and will rain and people will say they've never seen the like before and Cliff Richard will be wheeled out to croak "Summer Holiday".
Suitably, the article ends with a quote from the Bible:
Matthew 6:1 states: “Be careful not to practice your righteousness in front of people in order to be noticed by them. If you do, you will have no reward from your Father in heaven.”
The debate will likely end up asking why there are 116k anti-semites bold enough to demand this.
And yet millions of people travel with cancer across the world. And probably travel without the assistance of a dozen aides, security and who knows what else. Just like the King smelling bread, a woman with cancer travelling to another country really isn't news.
... yes on the poor and not his rich mates. Just shuffle off, Wes, your time in the peddleboat is over.
Please note: "Andy Burnham will be all things to all people until he becomes Prime Minister." Announcement ends.
Hmmmm.... where did that £5 million "gift" come from again?
Next year's winners: Enoch Powell's rhythm and blues combo.