Yet more Tories to join Labour.... but only those with 'purpose'.... say Wes Streeting.
Sure they might turn away some token nut-jobs (but they'd be unlikely to seriously want to cross the floor), but the fact that they are taking anyone from this demonstrable corrupt, craven & toxic party will (and does) upset many....
And then of course there is the question of motive.... their 'purpose' will be to farm the opportunities Wes & other afford them.
"But while polyamory may be on the rise, Canadian law doesn't recognize intimate relationships between more than two people... and this leaves people to 'navigate and interact with systems and institutions that were not designed to support them...'"
@mercedesallen
I find it weird that so many in the poll says it’s “unacceptable”. I get that many think it’s not suitable for them, but how do they conclude it’s unacceptable for others. Just moralising about others that’s so unnecessary.
This summary really is dire reading. A concerted effort to prevent transition, and ensure every other diagnosis is used before accepting transition.
Bizarrely, this snippet is used to indicate that social transition is a cause not a sign they’re trans:
“a child who is allowed to socially transition is more likely to have an altered trajectory, leading to medical intervention”
Welsh rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit will be in Kansas City today to sign his three-year contract with the #Chiefs, one that includes some guaranteed money and a signing bonus.
The International Player Pathway Program participant trained for 10 weeks at IMG Academy, impressed at am visits. He lands in KC.
I always imagine the defence is an easier transition from rugby. The offence playbook is a huge barrier, whereas defence is a bit more about reading and reacting. Plus I always think it’s easier to spoil than create.
SRN: Jim Telfer calls for third pro side to improve Scotland team
"I would put a third pro team somewhere above the central belt, Aberdeen, Dundee, Inverness, Perth, who knows, but there is a desperate need for a third professional team as these areas are being neglected."
Seems like too big a risk given the improvements over the years for the clubs and country.
I’m not up to date with the tier below the pro, but I think they had a recent reorganisation, and as long as the pathway to pro is strong there they shouldn’t need to change much.
This is one of those "thank god some journalists understand the history of antitrust" moments. One small quibble: Allison says, "I’m not really sure Apple owes the DOJ a thank-you card for making the iPhone possible", but Gates himself noted how, distracted by antitrust, Microsoft's ability to compete in smartphones was curtailed. They might not have stopped Apple, but they might well have been able to stop Android.
@ianbetteridge
That’s a bit disingenuous from Gates. They had a huge head start with their Windows Pocket PC, and alongside Palm, Blckberry and standard phone manufacturers they were caught cold by the success of iPhone and had to start again.
If anything it was their existing success that made them slow to react, something Android didn’t have to worry about.
The man donating to the Tories made his money from NHS contracts, which is really gross to start with, but shouldn’t he now be barred from future contracts under Gove’s plans. I hope journalists are asking the question.
The protocol used to let the TMO decide and they complained about that too. They said the ref should not be overridden unless they were without doubt because decision go made then someone found another angle or a photo.
Far better to focus on the rugby not the refs. We’ve had plenty of evidence that criticising refs leads to some really bad reactions, it needs to stop.
@philippsteinkrueger
But TMOs make mistakes too. There were exactly these debates before. They’d argue that the TMO shouldn’t be allowed to overrule the ref when there was no video proof the ball did touch the ground.
@philippsteinkrueger
But this is my original point, you have to let the officials make their decisions, the TMO will make mistakes, refs will make mistakes. Giving the ref precedence allows the game to flow better, so we go with that.
Mistakes are always made but officials are always “right” because that’s how the game works. Save the articles for understanding the game.
