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Our entire constitution and all our laws are based on the existence of the monarchy. The courts get their power from the crown.

Bragging rights?

Natural = good, artificial=bad is an inherently stupid argument.

I believe these are meant to be used as initial screening tests (as they’re cheaper) which are then meant to be followed up by more accurate (and expensive) tests for any positives.  In this case, it seemed they refused to carry out the 2nd test and just took action based on the low accuracy one - which is just stupid.

No, he wasn’t breaking the law. He was interrupting a football match which - I hate to break it to you - isn’t actually illegal. Neither is trespass before you try to bring that up.

No. It isn’t. Which is fortunate really because it offers players absolutely zero additional protection.

Nobody here or anywhere else is “defending” the guy who got flattened, you drooling half-wit.

That was a good faith reply. Unless you mean “only people who already agree with me”

Protecting herself from what?   The person who was running away from the other players whilst looking away from her?

The Football (Disorder) Act 2000 was brought in to strengthen existing laws specifically put in place to combat football hooliganism - which isn’t a problem associated with women’s football. It’s not there to “protect” the football leagues, it’s there to stop violence between groups of fans.  The law doesn’t cover…

I guess fruitcake is like chocolate: Americans just don’t know how to make it for some reason.

What?

Even during non-stressful situations, half of what you think you see is actually your brain filling in details your eyes can’t perceive. It’s pretty good at it, so most of the time you don’t notice, but any time you “see” anything it has already been through your brain’s editing suite.

“Slow down, you’re fine” says the police officer as they run through the door.

“The Daily Fail” is one of the it’s mildest nicknames.  “The Daily Heil” is my preferred go-to.

The whole post was just peak whataboutism.

He wasn’t speaking about climate change *at all*, he was talking about wildlife conservation - it was just the article that conflated the two.

Also, you allowed religious fundamentalism to run rampent and unchecked through your country for decades, in the name of respecting people’s beliefs.

These drivers *are* incompetent. Hundreds of other drivers pass through these bollards every day without incident. In the gif at the top of the page, a similar size car passes through the bollards seconds before the red car hits them.