Thankfully, ZP has clearly anticipated what he would face and has an answer for all the shit they try to throw at him. He faces it down, which means it will eventually (hopefully) go away. Farage just throws a tantrum ("Look, luv...") whenever he's asked anything even remotely substantial.

Doesn't get nearly as much love as the (excellent) first film, but is easily my own favourite of the original trilogy. I mean, they tried to top the plate-glass death scene and at least managed to equal it! What's not to admire?!...

Surely the real problem isn't Keir Starmer but Morgan McSweeney, Lord Glasman and the whole Blue Labour project?

Is Twitter still hosting that piece of shit in the White House masquerading as a 'President'? Y'know, the one that a congressional hearing determined - beyond all doubt - was an insurrectionist traitor? Whilst locking *you* out for simply telling the truth?...

The Tories were always going to reject the offer of a processing centre on French soil because that's the kind of scum they've become since drifting to the extremes. But as you say, the effect on Farage's rhetoric would be disastrous. For him. Not so much for the rest of us...

It doesn't. We don't.

Yes, he should stop it. Safe and legal routes, as you say. The right number of staff to process the claims. And the acceptance of French offers to build a processing centre in northern France. That would stop the boats, almost overnight. Instead, we get... what we got today.

I think McSweeney has demonstrated himself to be rather more to the (Far) Right of any 'centrist' who ever existed...

This has McSweeney's grubby fingerprints all over it. The fact that Starmer has allowed it and Mahmood is shameless enough to stand up in Parliament to defend it is both sick-making and mind-boggling. I expect the PLP to vote this down before it gets anywhere near statute.

No. The only ones who 'failed' are those who are unwilling to maintain the RW status quo by recognising that our wealthy betters are the superior species, born to reign, while the rest of us peasants exist merely to serve. Know your place, insect.

Or some such cobblers.

Did you see a print with the colour insert? I don't think I've ever seen it, but it was there in the original US print...

Turned up regularly on late night BBC under its UK release title THE FANTASTIC DISAPPEARING MAN. Often wondered why they changed it, unless it had something to do with the release of the much higher profile Hammer pic...

Corbyn seemed unwilling (or unable, frankly) to deal with the attacks on his character, so they steamrollered over him. ZP knows exactly what to expect, and the way he deals with 'difficult' questions now suggests he knows how to deal with the shit that's headed his way.

Indeed it could. Fingers crossed!