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Thank you, president Hindenburg. He knew Hitler didn't really mean what he said. I never know whether you're still in WUM mode, or just being daft.

And saying GOP lawyers have already got filings ready for local results they don't like. How can you have filings ready if you don't know what offence might be alleged?

That's after he was trying to justify the appalling comments of Jenrick (and Badenoch) about the investigations into the Southport killings.

I'll assume you don't know that reimbursement to bus companies for having £2 fares is based on pre-Covid data. The average fare before the capped fare came in was £2.80. Given the increase in bus running costs (esp. wages), commercial average fares would now be well over £3 (and the taxpayers'...

Not just in modern times. I did an academic study of moral attitudes (from medieval times) to tyrannicide. The favourite story was of an old woman who always cried "Heaven preserve your majesty!" whenever the king (the third in a dynasty) rode past. One day the king stopped the carriage, and...

Now don't be silly. Tories' £2 deal expires in December with no commitment for any extension, so £3 is still cheaper than the average fare. It's still a cap, so up to bus companies whether to charge less for shorter journeys. Who stopped councils subsidising bus fares in the first place...

I don't know about Hamas, but it's recruiting most of the world to the Palestinians' cause.

If assassinating people drew people to the cause, we'd have a two-state solution by now. Assassination worked for Netanyahu.

Looking for new ways to kill children.

It was unwise to call it a "bonus".

So, on the political forum, we have a lot of people who don't vote but think their opinion matters.

£80 doesn't pay for the costs of sending people round to check why no-one's registered.

Either you really think we're using it in an exaggerated way, or you really don't think Trump fits the main definitions of fascism. I'm sure you must have looked at the full entry: 1 often Fascism : a populist political philosophy, movement, or regime (such as that of the Fascisti) that...

It's fear. Of the USA led by a fascist.

If I've read previous government stuff right, the cost of a £2 cap was £500m a year, at £3 it's only £151m. It's proportionately more of a saving because it goes to compensate the bus companies for what they lose on fares. And at £3 that's much closer to what the average commercial fare would...

World at One Radio 4 programme at lunchtime. 1 pm Headline: "This is the most trailed budget in a long while" (it isn't) 1.20 pm Interview: "So, minister, tell us what else is in the budget" (paraphrase)

It's not a threatening letter. It's offering a choice to obey the law and register, or be fined. Money collected by the Council but goes to The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to be paid into the Consolidated Fund.

Just waiting for Ten Hag to do a Gary O'Neil and claim referees have an unconscious bias to the teams at the top.

Pity about this Wednesday then.

I did think during the game that most of their players involved in beating our press would make Pep wonder who could fit into our team, even if only as back-up. Bednarek's backheel pass in his own penalty area was a delight. Did Pep whisper in anyone's ear after the game like he did with Ake at...