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There is something refreshing about a counter argument to austerity. Shame it wasn't made in the last election

Listening to Barry Gardiner (Labour MP), who I quite like, he seems extremely confident that the costings they have finalised today will definitely stack up. Never quite seen him this excited. I really think they've played a blinder here. Expect the polls to swing next week.

Tories scoff at the left wing policies that they say can't work, they say it'll take us back to the bad old days of 70s. But mail, power, rail, tuition fees etc were all privatised in the 90s and 2000s They are the ones thayt want to go back to the 70s and a time when we weren't part of the common market. Again, bizaro stuff. Tories have shot themselves in the foot with the energy cap. An admission that privatising the energy companies is bad for consumers and government intervention is a must. Goes back on their ideaology completely. EDIT: But aye, as Rayvin says, they'll still win because Corbyn is beardy.

Everywhere and all time, except for the Fast and Furious stable, the overwhelming majority of comicbook movies that dominate the box office, the Bourne and Bond franchises, the new Universal Monster movies, etc. Is a cinema your safe space?

like Terminator 2?

Aka the sin tax

Couples retreat except they all get sliced up by an Alien rather than have a 'hilarious' yoga scene isn't it. I look forward to it. I'm a fan of that Chris Pratt as I watched Parks and Rec from the start and Star Lord is a lot like Andy Dwyer, I think that's why I enjoyed the first one so much, it also impressed me how good that WWE wrestler Batista was in it, I know he was playing a character who is fairly awkward anyway but the writing did a good job.

For the avoidance of doubt, not even I think that policy makes sense

Political genius

Waaaahhhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy CT CT CT CT CT is back!

I'm sure that @Ant could spend one of his 234 days of annual leave working on a solution.

Legally they can't charge EU citizens. Same as in Scotland. They can charge others from the U.K. but it's free for students from other EU states.

Denmark, Norway, Finland, Germany, Swiss. No tuition fees for public Universities. Social Democrats started it in Germany in 1976 and slowly started phasing them out over time using state money and grant systems for the less well off. I think there are a few states that still charge 500euro three times a year. Lower Saxony was the last one and that ended in 2015. Think there is a token fee in Holland of a few hundred a year but loads of Germans like to study in Holland so that must be pretty much free ifaik. Having tuition fees for an advanced nation is ridiculous. Education should be free and accessed at any age.

Thanks to the propaganda, people like that have no clue what the EU is and what the "good" things are. They think it's all about bananas.

I enjoyed that joke more than I should have.

Guardians was really good. The two of them are probably the best comic book films there's been in ages.

It'll be meeting Sunderland players behind takeaways soon