So, I wonder why, by the logic they applied here, people were rescued the next time there were survivors? Surely the same circumstances applied?

The fight has already started. I've heard that the OFS are investigating universities that have 'Respect' as a value, because it could apparently have "a chilling effect on freedom of speech". All under a Labour Government. May as well have Reform in already

I am misreading, or is it actually strengthening them. They've gone from Day 1 right, but with a 9 month probation where you can dismiss, to 6 months. Surely that's moving from a 9 month window, to 6 months to be able to dismiss?

We had ours re-evaluated after moving in because the previous owner did a loft conversion. The most annoying thing is that despite being able to evidence the value is in line with the band it was on before, you can't rely on that. You have to somehow find comparators, which is impossible to do.

How come the schedule hardness differs from Opta? I remember seeing before the season started that Brighton had a sort of middle-ish schedule in terms of ease, but here it is harder. Do your stats change based on relative position of opponent at the point in time they played?

I am ignorant, which isn't a good start, but as ID is needed to vote, open a bank account, work, drive, rent a house, buy a house, even bloody go to the tip... I can't quite understand the reluctance. Albeit I understand it might reduce the need for ID cards if you think all is working well already

Genuinely, yes. That was the plan

Fair enough. I had a quick look at the website and saw for non academic staff, the pension scheme was Pension Saver, which felt like an pension scheme that had been changed from original and know a lot of unis have created subsidiaries to do that.

My guess, given the way non-academic staff costs has decreased, is that they have set up a subsidiary company to pay their non academic staff, and these are showing as other operating cost as they are inter-company charges. Many unis have done the same due to pension costs

Some of us are old enough to remember the mistake that kept them up at the expense of Bournemouth when the goal line technology failed. You win some, you lose some. It's not even certain VAR would have overturned it

Going back slightly further, Jack Stacey went from Luton to Bournemouth. That was technically from League One, but in the season that Luton got promoted to the Championship so sort of counts if you stretch the boundaries a little!

Ah I see, I thought you meant bought directly from the youth team. Jarrod Bowen looks to have had a few games in the premier league so doesn't quite make it. Benrahma looks possible

Adam Wharton? Max Aarons? Alex Scott?

Both former Bournemouth managers! It's a pre-requisite for any English manager wanting to win a cup

I'm sure those in Reform will be quick to anger about the idea of USA interfering in British politics like they were when Obama said something about Brexit, and will stand firmly behind the Prime Minister

He didn't really lay many foundations at Bournemouth. It took 10 games for Iraola to undo his low block, negative football. It's not like it was a natural transition...it's why he was sacked. We were lucky to stay up. Not many Wolves or Bournemouth fans liked watching his football

The K's - Hometown, Louis Dunford - Billy Flynn of Bethnal Green and Shambolics - Sharp as a Razor

This is Arnaut Danjuma, currently playing for Girona, so would not recommend!