Hi there Hicky, good morning everyone.

Very sunny here, gorgeous morning, 16c. Some showers forecast for later.

I really object when established TV people use their position to promote the interests, careers and bank accounts of their loved ones.

I agree, Eddy. I hope I am wrong, but this is more likely to scupper Rylan's career than enhance Dan's.

I lost a couple completely the other day. And I lost the will after that.

Hi Eddy, glad you have sun, not expecting any here, but there's always another day, hope so anyway.


yes, i don't like presenters presenting themselves or partners.


Morning Honey, isn't that strange?

Hello all


Do you think the Big Brother could possibly be Watching Us??

He is obviously going by the support of all the people who paid money to "join Labour" so that they could vote for him..I'm not sure what their motives were

Hi Moots.:+)))))))))))))))

I think Big Brother watches a lot but it doesn't steal or hide posts as it would give itself away, what the Secret Service does is not seen or noticed by anyone.

I find what Corbyn says as comical, it's as if he's been brain washed to not see what is right or best for his party, his blinkered view is quite scary.

Most of the ones who left are Blairites and its had its day. "if" he has the support of the members in general, he should hang on and reform it. He is supposed to represent all, not just the ides of March gang.

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I think he has lost more support than he thinks, he seems to be on cloud 9 and can't see reality.

Doesn't he understand that when so many of your cabinet are fed up with you it's time to stand down.

I dont care which side of the EU debate he was on, but he was very wishy washy in his support.
Mind you, Cameron was so ludicrously bad that I wondered at one point if he was deliberately sabotaging, so he is not alone.

Did anyone else understand what the point of the boring party task was? Or why Chelsea had his arm in a sling?

I agree, i also noticed that a lot of what controls the EU has over us didn't seem to get a lot of mention, how many EU rules are we subject to, for a start.
In fact the EU now realises that it is in such a mess that it has to change, it is far too controlling and quite a few countries are thinking the same as us, the main speakers who control the EU, Germany, France and a few others are running the show and i find that horrific,
To think after 2 world wars we are basically controlled by Germany and France and both don't even like us.


The party thing was very confusing, i suppose it was to cause problems again, it really ruined the day and i thought maybe it was to split the group to save having to supply the food to them all.

Have no idea why Chelsea had his arm in a sling, very strange.

Every day more and more labour mps are coming out against him. it started with 2 who wrote the letter of discontent, then it rose to a dozen, then 20 something and the latest fig is now 46 ! It isnt just an few now.... if he stands again, he wont just lost he will be humiliated, being voted out by the same people who less then a year ago voted him in... the only decent thing he can do is quit now and leave the path clear for a new leader as the PM as done for the torys. A new slate is what is required for all the partys now

My post has just disappeared.

Oh, hang on, i've just seen it, what the hell is going on.

I think he sees himself as a Captain of a ship and that means he is the last one off the sinking ship.

Well, it seems that way.

He's getting a lot of Waves (bye Bye ones) and they could well sink him

It is indeed, but there seems to be nobody that is interested in anything but their own careers.
Who do you think will take his place?



It is very annoying because whoever posts shows as the last poster, so you click onto it to find nothing.


Posted at 17.47 (for reference)

The Titanic?

I've just seen another post i thought i had lost, couldn't find it before.
18.37 posted

The Titanic is a good example, His deserters are the iceberg.

Its now official Corbyn lost the no confidence vote by 172 to 40

and yet he still wont quit !

Has anyone refused like this before? It is all quite astonishing.

If there is one thing more irritating than a missing post, its a missing post when you have pressed send too soon and only half of it is there.



19.51

not that i can think of, they are making the Tories look completely organised and professional! Which is not the supposed job of the opposition, they have been given the biggest open goal in history and completely missed it !

I also voted to stay in Hicky, it's no secret! The reason many of 'us' won't let it drop is that it's such a catastrophic step which will affect every single person in this country, and not in a good way. I certainly can't take it lying down and 'just move on' - that said, this isn't the place for political chat

I like Andy and feel his pain, living in a house with a load of brain dead juveniles, but he'll probably be no9minated by every HM this week!


Hurray - I don't watch This Morning because I can't bear either Eamonn or Ruth, but if I was a viewer, I'd like to see what Rylan can make of it.


Absolutley Honey - whatever happened to 'proper tasks' like sitting in fish guts, or standing on a podium for hours on end, dressing up and some HMs being the servants of the others?? We don't have tasks any more as we knew them, just a series of poking the HMs with sharp sticks in the form of tweets, newspaper cuttings or 'which HM said this about his/er fellow HMs.

Chelsea probably got injured when he left the house to go for a business meeting (as you do) was discussing the result of the referendum with colleagues, got into a disagreement and in the ensuing struggle, hurt his arm

I know - how is this happening!


Corbyn is correct when he says that constitutionally he isn't obliged to resign but I can't see how he can unite the Labour party when so many of his own MPs have no confidence in his leadership.