Sunak's bet £1000 with Piers Morgan over flights going to Rwanda ... he didn't even ask for odds.
That said, it's just as well he doesn't have a betting brain or he'd have to humiliate himself by asking for odds of 66/1.
He's now under fire for gambling without thinking and betting in poor taste. If he loses he should be restricted and undergo affordability checks.
The beer garden
It might not be too late for Labour to change their candidate ... if Azhar Ali dies before the by-election.
There's a bird tat's turned up here.
It starts wittering before dawn and is now wittering again.
It isn't a blackburd, robin, starliing, blue tit, chaffinch. But it is incessant. I'm thinking of buying a gun.
If you're going to be relentless you could at least be tuneful rather than monotonous.
It starts wittering before dawn and is now wittering again.
It isn't a blackburd, robin, starliing, blue tit, chaffinch. But it is incessant. I'm thinking of buying a gun.
If you're going to be relentless you could at least be tuneful rather than monotonous.
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Be careful before you shoot and/or kill it. All birds, eggs and nests are protected in England and Wales. However, obviously there are exceptions. You don’t need a license but there are rules depending on the type of bird it is. Now most probably won’t care but if someone reports you and you didn’t follow the rules then you can end up being prosecuted.greenmark wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 5:45 pmThere's a bird tat's turned up here.
It starts wittering before dawn and is now wittering again.
It isn't a blackburd, robin, starliing, blue tit, chaffinch. But it is incessant. I'm thinking of buying a gun.
If you're going to be relentless you could at least be tuneful rather than monotonous.
Rest assured I would not shoot a bird or any other animal unless my life or the lives of the people I love depended on it.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 6:14 pmBe careful before you shoot and/or kill it. All birds, eggs and nests are protected in England and Wales. However, obviously there are exceptions. You don’t need a license but there are rules depending on the type of bird it is. Now most probably won’t care but if someone reports you and you didn’t follow the rules then you can end up being prosecuted.greenmark wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 5:45 pmThere's a bird tat's turned up here.
It starts wittering before dawn and is now wittering again.
It isn't a blackburd, robin, starliing, blue tit, chaffinch. But it is incessant. I'm thinking of buying a gun.
If you're going to be relentless you could at least be tuneful rather than monotonous.
But still it's really annoying, mainly because I don't know what it is. Chaffinches drove me nuts till I saw one
outside my kiitchen door chirping away and I thought "Okay, sing your song".
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There is the possibility it’s unwell or has a disease. As to what it is then take a photo and post it on here, I’m sure someone will know what it is etc.greenmark wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 6:53 pmRest assured I would not shoot a bird or any other animal unless my life or the lives of the people I love depended on it.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 6:14 pmBe careful before you shoot and/or kill it. All birds, eggs and nests are protected in England and Wales. However, obviously there are exceptions. You don’t need a license but there are rules depending on the type of bird it is. Now most probably won’t care but if someone reports you and you didn’t follow the rules then you can end up being prosecuted.greenmark wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 5:45 pmThere's a bird tat's turned up here.
It starts wittering before dawn and is now wittering again.
It isn't a blackburd, robin, starliing, blue tit, chaffinch. But it is incessant. I'm thinking of buying a gun.
If you're going to be relentless you could at least be tuneful rather than monotonous.
But still it's really annoying, mainly because I don't know what it is. Chaffinches drove me nuts till I saw one
outside my kiitchen door chirping away and I thought "Okay, sing your song".
Hadn't thought of the unwell possibility. I've tried to spot it, but failed. I can't describe it's call. It's very repetetive, like a stunted blackbird or starling but has really imitative elements like a phones ringtone. And no it isn't a neighbour's phone, But it's driving me nuts.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 7:49 pmThere is the possibility it’s unwell or has a disease. As to what it is then take a photo and post it on here, I’m sure someone will know what it is etc.greenmark wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 6:53 pmRest assured I would not shoot a bird or any other animal unless my life or the lives of the people I love depended on it.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 6:14 pm
Be careful before you shoot and/or kill it. All birds, eggs and nests are protected in England and Wales. However, obviously there are exceptions. You don’t need a license but there are rules depending on the type of bird it is. Now most probably won’t care but if someone reports you and you didn’t follow the rules then you can end up being prosecuted.
But still it's really annoying, mainly because I don't know what it is. Chaffinches drove me nuts till I saw one
outside my kiitchen door chirping away and I thought "Okay, sing your song".
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Does it sound like a clicking ?greenmark wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 8:05 pmHadn't thought of the unwell possibility. I've tried to spot it, but failed. I can't describe it's call. It's very repetetive, like a stunted blackbird or starling but has really imitative elements like a phones ringtone. And no it isn't a neighbour's phone, But it's driving me nuts.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 7:49 pmThere is the possibility it’s unwell or has a disease. As to what it is then take a photo and post it on here, I’m sure someone will know what it is etc.greenmark wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 6:53 pm
Rest assured I would not shoot a bird or any other animal unless my life or the lives of the people I love depended on it.
But still it's really annoying, mainly because I don't know what it is. Chaffinches drove me nuts till I saw one
outside my kiitchen door chirping away and I thought "Okay, sing your song".
Labour finally withdraw their support for Ali. What a pratt Starmer is. He could have done it immediately, but he dithers and will now be accused of doing a U-turn.