14 Responses to Midweek 11th November 2026

  1. non-licence payer says:

    Not me again. No goal hanging, honest.

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  2. non-licence payer says:

    …oh and I forgot, defund the bBC, no established orthodoxy marxist stitch up.

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  3. Up2snuff says:

    non-licence payer well done, you are ahead of me, taffman and other posters here. Loud appaluse as Mike Spilligan (the well known typing error was wont to say.) :-)x5. You have got to go for three-in-a-row firsts now. 🙂

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  4. tomo says:

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Maybe it’s just time to ban men – worth more trouble than they are worth – or maybe they should be licensed – there’s new madness front …

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  5. tomo says:

    Daily Mail are utter scum

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  6. Flotsam says:

    It seems the Markle family are a much more compatible with the Royal Family than we previously thought

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  7. Sluff says:

    Russel Brand found guilty.
    And the very next day………lots of allegations about David Walliams.

    I am all for freedom of the press but doesn’t this all sound just a teeny weeny bit convenient and contrived?

    Almost as if an agenda is being driven by forces unknown.

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    • StewGreen says:

      I mentioned the allegations about Walliams here 4-6 weeks ago

      ITV/Guardian had to wait until Walliams appeal deadline ran out
      That was Monday 12pm
      They chose to wait until Tuesday

      If they had reported immediately they would have lost impact due to the Brand verdict being new

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  8. tomo says:

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  9. StewGreen says:

    Government is funding journos
    ..guess what kind ?

    \\A group closely linked to hard-left conspiracy theorists has been given more than a quarter of a million pounds of public money to promote “trusted, high-quality local journalism.”.

    Bylines Networks Ltd is the second largest recipient of money from the Government’s new Local News Fund, receiving a total of ÂŁ266,221 to “fund the future of local news.”

    Bylines Networks Ltd is closely associated with Byline Times, whose recent output is a mixture of hard-left attack, Jason Arday trutherism and the frankly deranged.

    Byline Times and Bylines Networks Ltd are controlled by the same people, Peter Jukes and Steve Colegrave, who are directors of both.
    Bylines Network describes itself as a “partner organisation to Byline Times” and says that the two organisations “work closely together.“//
    ✍️ Andrew Gilligan

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  10. Rich says:

    I have no idea what this has got to do Northern Ireland but the bbbc, as is their increasing want, seem to think a story from a foreign country about some plastic paddies visiting Dublin to buy an award is of some significance to us in the North.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck78p827y642o

    From the article,

    ‘At least two arrests have been made following a surprise visit from former US President Joe Biden to Trinity College in Dublin on Tuesday.

    Biden was accompanied by former first lady Jill Biden as they attended a ceremony where their son Hunter was awarded the Gold Medal for Outstanding Contribution for Public Discourse…….

    The former US president and his family also met with the Taoiseach (Irish prime minister) Micheál Martin.

    Martin said on X that he had been pleased to welcome the family and that they reflected on Biden’s “strong Irish roots”.’

    Public Discharge or Disgust or maybe even Pubic Intercourse, but Public Discourse?
    Public Discourse is serious conversation on serious matters by serious people in front of an audience apparently.
    But not recorded on a laptop and sans cocaine and hookers obviously.

    And ‘strong Irish roots’? One bitter and twisted Irish Republican Granny does not a Mick make.
    Well I suppose if they can claim O’Bama.

    I mean, come on now, how the f#*k are you supposed to take any of these people or the bbbc seriously?

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