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The oven ready trade deal johnson campaigned on in 2019 was the withdrawal agreement with the EU not other entities outside of the EU

Nah that's Krispy Kremes

She got it wrong but instead of admitting her mistake she just doubled down without noticing the dealers ace showing

Fortunately my daughter suffers from keyloid scarring so the tattoo / piercing thing is never going to be

Nah my missus generally asks if she's not sure but no matter what I say, she reads my face and doesn't listen to my words This only happens if our daughter isn't around AND isn't answering her phone / texts

No, not really If people want advice on what to wear, they'll generally ask

Unsolicited? That would make you an arse

FTFY

I have a vague recollection. I think I may have otyhers I bought there, maybe a Cure album has one of their stickers on. I definitely have Spillers records too, In fact I think my copy of Earcom 2 has a Spillers sticker but as that is in the Compilations section, I can't be arsed to search them right now

As it happens, I bought my copy in Cardiff. £3.99 in a record shop called Buffalo that was in The Hays And it was originally the limited edition first release that came with the live LP Press the Eject, which was later released in it's own right but that record went west out of my collection a long time ago

As Bauhaus definitely do (Spy in the Cab), I'm guessing both of them do but I don't know which Lovely Eggs track it is

And onto those Lovely Eggs

So, the Johnson Loan / Richard Sharp BBC appointment enquiry..... Guardian It took him an entire week to work out that he actually knew Richard Sharp

I presume you are refering to this article? It didn't say that Quite frankly that line up there is stating the obvious and its no shock at all which groups aren't changing their minds, those closer to death And also it wasn't refering to the same data, rather their article was an analysis of all polling data and wouldn't have included the data Unherd produced today Demographics were always going to play a part. The referendum actually hit the demographic sweet spot for leave voters. In fact the demographic changes were predicted even before the referendum but the shift is much more than demographics alone, there has been a significant shift in opinion too The article also stated an opinion from Prof John Curtice...

Wordle 590 5/6 Meh!

The acceptable side of Goth. Bauhaus - The Sky's Gone Out

white would be 50-50% but you also have to take into account the positions they came from in the referendum A Constituency that was 75% Leave that has shifted to 51% mistake is a hell of a movement in opinion. Look at Walsall North in the table above 74% Leave vote which is down to 20%, it has only retained 38% of it's Brexit supporters. Thats just a huge movement

Absolutely correct and the currently polling does not indicate a willingness to reopen the debate and rejoin but the gap between rejoin and stay out is increasing, the last polling I saw at the weekend had rejoin in the very high 40-49% and the stay out in the mid 20-29% Also a lot of undecideds in there too obviously. It does change if you add "and join the Euro" the numnbers come down quite a bit, so definitely a long way to go yet Those figures were from different polling to this one but I can't find them just now

The darker the green the more strongly they feel that Brexit was a mistake

These are the constituencies that have changed their mind the most

Yes, there is a majority of people in all but those three constituencies that think Brexit was a mistake

Poll Question: Britain was wrong to leave the EU, agree or disagree? You can read all about it at Unherd But this bit of the article is particularly interesting

The bit I don't understand is... Did Zahawi sell his shares in YouGov to his Dad or were they held in a blind trust? (I've heard both) and if it's the former as previously claimed, why was he receiving profits from YouGov?

Did it leave a scar on your forehead?