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The vote should have been for England to leave the United States.

No it wouldn't.

The country as a whole are apparently split 50:50 on the question of whether there should be a second ref or not: https://whatukthinks.org/eu/questions/do-you-think-there-should-be-a-second-referendum-to-accept-or-reject-the-terms-of-britains-exit-from-the-eu-once-they-have-been-agreed/ Millenials obviously make up much less than half the adult population, and are not going to be unanimous, so it can't just be down to them. Meanwhile, which way people would vote if there was a second ref would be very much in doubt, as the polls remain very near 50:50 on this question as well, albeit with a narrow and very slowly growing lead for Remain (see the top four links here: https://whatukthinks.org/eu/opinion-polls/uk-poll-results/). There's not much shifting among people who voted either way last time; mainly the shift is in people who didn't vote saying that this time, they'd go to the polls and vote Remain, and demographic shift, with new young voters mainly wanting to Remain. It would be interesting to see how this turns out...

^ Holding off congrates till any QO shows up.

Ah, well, London, innit? As Rab C one put it, London's "aright for a fracture but I wouldnae like to be terminal with it."

Seems like the audience got their money's worth

Lajmi dead at 64.

Oh brilliant. Andrew Marr has mentioned the words General Election........ Now it’s 83% Labour supporters want a second referendum. In London perhaps but not here. This is Millennials at work. The generation that got prizes for coming last in sports day and praised for failing. Now look where we are. Didn’t like the result let’s have another vote until we get what we want. Lets have the election to confuse the matter completely with less than 6 months to go. You couldn’t make it up

Maradona dabbles more with cocaine that he does with alcohol

Certainly not a hottie, although I would say that when she first started in Eastenders, she wasn't unattractive.

He will never change, he is too far down the road with his alcoholism and mental health problems, in reality he probably never really stopped drinking, might of just slowed down a bit. Gazza has had far more help than 99% of Alcoholics get and he is no nearer to beating his demons, he will eventually end up killing himself like George Best it is just a question of when not if which is sad but the newspapers and hangers on don't help him either constantly putting him in the spotlight. The sad thing is every man and his dog knows how the Gazza story will end but it could go on like this for years until his body finally packs in. Sad.

No.1 when I was born.

I feel that it’s not going to end well for her, but whether she goes next year, that’ll still be a massive gamble, for right now at least...

A hard border follows, terrorism rears it's ugly head again and unification happens in 2024.

Saturday night update

Fiona Shaw is great in this, and there is also a very young actress in the final episode who almost steals the entire show. But if you don't like Villanelle you probably aren't going to enjoy it.

I had that wanker for 9 fucking months, fine, and the minute someone else nabs in quick...

Caveat: My opinion only. Yes, if you like black humour. No if that passes you by. I didn't much like The Night Manager and am not enthused by Bodyguard either. But I'm enjoying this. I've been trying to figure out exactly why...... Simply put as best I can, I abhor obvious plot holes in 'aiming to be at least semi serious' drama. For instance the bodyguards job is to bodyguard, not leave his charge once he's out of sight of the sniper and go charging into the building in pursuit. It's daft and grates. There are plenty of other instances, too much to say about the blank in the gun for instance....oh and all sorts of other things that could have been done right with no real detriment to the story. It's contemptuous and condescending to your audience. Killing Eve is more like 'Grosse Point Blank' or such. It isn't really about the plot as such, although there is one, it's more about the interplay between the characters. Thus I at least am not nearly so bothered about plot holes or the accuracy regards reality. It's not meant to be 'real life' whereas an element of the first two is supposedly believable, and grates when it isn't. ymmv.

It seems you chose wisely. Government of Vietnam was forced to deny Do Muoi's death which was circulating on Facebook, but it seems the old man is now on life support and this was not denied by the hospital. Rumours adfirms he was put on artificial ventilation after suffering a respiratory crisis last evening. Plans for burial have already been announced (but even for Jimmy Carter this is true). Honestly, he seems quite fucked. Among all this I also got a brief update about Mr. Anh, who is critical but stable. 108 Hospital now contains critical Le Duc Anh, (probably) dying Do Muoi and the corpse of president Tran Dai Quang. There might still be a bit of empty space.

But which is better at fucking up their life？ there's only one way to find out...

Yeah. That 'really something' is normally a cock.

Harry J. Ufland, Scorcese collaborator best known for producing The Last Temptation of Christ, has died aged 91. He'll know by now if it really was blasphemous.

Actors: *Anna Campori (1917) *Francesco Nuti (1955), Tuscan-Calabrian actor, alcoholism, multiple strokes, semivegetative state in nursing home since September 2016. *Lino Banfi (1936) Great health. *Monica Vitti (1931), Alzheimer's since 2000. *Paolo Paoloni (1929) just old. *Corrado Olmi (1926) old. *Fernando Cerulli (1926) old. actually died three days before this list was written, not known until 2020 *Camillo Milli (1929) old. *Armando Francioli (1919) cranky old. *Gianrico Tedeschi (1920) old. *Franca Valeri (1920) well you know *Valeria Valeri (1921) *Paolo Ferrari (1929) *Guerrino Crivello (1941) serious respiratory issues *Valentina Cortese (1923) *Luisa Rivelli (1930) died in 2013 *Elio Pandolfi (1926) great dubber *Leticia Roman (1941) *Pino Caruso (1934) *Gianfranco D'Angelo (1936) *Jimmy Il Fenomeno (1932), wheelchair bound, nursing home. *Pippo Baudo (1936) presenter. *Gina Lollobrigida (1927) pneumonia, dementia. *Sophia Loren (1935) *Raffaele Pisu (1925) *Antonello Falqui (1925), director. *Sergio Graziani (1930) *Omero Antonutti (1935) *Renzo Arbore (1937) *Liliana Cavani (1933) *Lina Wertmuller (1928) *Claudia Cardinale (1938) Journalists: *Emilio Fede (1931), anchorman *Luca Goldoni (1928) *Ettore Mo (1932) *Sergio Zavoli (1923) *Tito Stagno (1930) *Eugenio Scalfari (1924) *Arrigo Levi (1926) *Giulia Maria Crespi (1923) *Aldo Tortorella (1926) Writers: *Andrea Camilleri (1925) *Raffaele La Capria (1922) *Luciano De Crescenzo (1928) Singers: *Narciso Parigi (1927) *Adriano Celentano (1938) *Teddy Reno (1926) *Tony Renis (1938) *Nico Fidenco (1933) *Ornella Vanoni (1934) *A plethora of singers born between 1940 and 1945 (Morandi, Bobby Solo, exc.) Politics: *Arnaldo Forlani (1925) Prime Minister *Giorgio Napolitano (1925) President *Ciriaco De Mita (1928) Prime Minister *Franca Pilla (1920) First Lady *Rino Formica (1927) *Virginio Rognoni (1924) *Enrico Ferri (1942), dementia. *Lamberto Dini (1931), Prime Minister. *Vincenzo Scotti (1932) *Silvio Berlusconi (1936), Future Prime Minister *Franco Marini (1933) *Giuliano Amato (1938) *Romano Prodi (1938) *Luciana Castellina (1929) Artist and composers: *Giorgio Michetti (1912), painter. *Cecilia Seghizzi (1908) *Gillo Dorfles (1910) *Ennio Morricone (1928) *Giorgio Forattini (1931) *Arnaldo Pomodoro (1926) *Michelangelo Pistoletto (1933) Scientists: *Piero Angela (1928) *Riccardo Giacconi (1931), Nobel Prize. *Mario Capecchi (1937), Nobel Prize. *Ferdinando Amman (1929) *Antonino Zichichi (1929) *Carlo Rubbia (1934), Nobel Prize Businessmen: *Cesare Romiti (1923) *Gianluigi Gabetti (1924) *Franzo Grande Stevens (1928) Religious figures: *Luigi Bettazzi (1923), Bishop. *Achille Silvestrini (1923), Cardinal *Angelo Sodano (1927), Cardinal. *Antonio Mazzi (1929) *Camillo Ruini (1931), Cardinal *Tarcisio Bertone (1934), Cardinal Topo Gigio squad: *Maria Perego (1923) creator of Topo Gigio *Peppino Mazzullo (1926) voice of Topo Gigio *Guido Stagnaro (1925) director of Topo Gigio That's it for now.

He appears in a billiard room, on ITV, in the 1980s! Stunning update.

Telltale games have told their last tale. All those that bought the final season of the walking dead season pass are fucked. It's why i never pre-order or buy season passes. They're also not giving any of their staff severance pay either.