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Given that it’s Lidl, quite likely you’ll find it in between the spot welders and the sanitary towels.

I keep mine in the sack stuffed into a 90 litre plastic dustbin with a tight fitting lid. Never had any issues.

No need for sarcasm. Given your original statement, it wasn’t an unreasonable question to which you appear to be unable to answer.

What acts of terrorism have they been responsible for?

But there’s more to democracy than just having a vote. Under our FPTP system, it’s possible to predict the winner in a great number of constituencies before a single vote has been cast. Meaning that if you live in one of those constituencies then your vote is pointless if you don’t want to vote...

Apologies for the double post. Don’t know how that happened.

As others have said, there’s a ferry from Rosslare to Bilbao. They’ve extended the motorway almost as far as Wexford now so it’s easy to get to. You’d avoid all the brexit related hold ups in Kent too.

As others have said, there’s a ferry from Rosslare to Bilbao. They’ve extended the motorway almost as far as Wexford now so it’s easy to get to. You’d avoid all the brexit related hold ups in Kent too. Or you could go from Rosslare to Cherbourg which would reduce your time on the ferry, but...

Sounds like a top tip, I’ll try that later.

Maybe it comes from years of being criticised for speaking your own language in your own country, but that’s probably a concept with which you’re unfamiliar.

Speaking as a Welshman, I’ve got to say that that is an oft repeated cliche. For starters, you wouldn’t have known what they were speaking before you went in the pub. If Welsh is their first language then that’s what they would have been speaking. You will also find that even a conversation...

My wife and I were both serving police officers back in the 80s, and as I recall we had to get permission to get married. But even then she was expected to wear a skirt on patrol. And policewomen used to get issued with a stupid little wooden truncheon about 6” long so that it would fit in their...

What’s with this Yorkshire tea thing? I thought tea came from India!

The latest in a long line of dead cats.

That sounds quite bad. Have you considered reporting it to the Environment Agency?

I’ve got a Panasonic bread machine that I’ve had for years and I love it. The recipe book that came with it is ok, but they all quote liquid quantities that are too high, it takes a bit of trial and error to figure out what they should be,

But there are still barriers to immigration. Which ones did Labour remove that resulted in 1m more people living here? What’s the connection? Who are they and where did they come from and when? Again, what’s your source? If they’ve come as a result of reduced barriers then they’re not illegal...

Tens of millions? That’s a phenomenal figure, what’s your source.

Whoever devised it, you can bet your @rse that some Tory spiv is going to make a pile of money out of it.

Spot on. I’m 67 and have always regarded myself as a political fence sitter. I lived in Canada for several years and was shocked when I returned, to find out that my neutral fence has been whipped out from underneath me.