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What support is put in place for Syrian children who come to the UK unaccompanied?

I dislocated my jaw last night and received excellent care from several junior doctors. I also got to experience how desperate things are within my local hospital. Resources are stretched enough as it is without this new contract. I dread to think what standard of care will be provided if this...

I think you've touched upon a very good point. At the minute, there aren't very many issues related to the EU that directly affect my life. Therefore is it any wonder that I naturally lean towards remain? I try not to think like this, but given the complex nature of both arguments, it's quite...

Personally I don't know enough about economics to really understand the consequences of either outcome, and I certainly don't believe the information coming from either campaign. I do have some concerns in regards to the point on democracy, and also how greater European integration would...

The run continues. 2 free £5 bets from Paddy Power this morning. Stuck one on Fernando to score first at 25-1.

A slightly off topic question, but how easy is it to call a referendum? My thinking is that if we leave and things go badly wrong it would be difficult for us to negotiate our way back into Europe. Whereas if we remain and things get worse than they are now, surely we could just decide to leave...

Feeling far more confident than I was 3 hours ago.

Massive result. This was the game that worried me the most in the run in, especially after the home fixture earlier in the season. If we don't get automatic promotion now, we've only ourselves to blame.

I think all those trade options would be viable, I just don't necessarily see any outcome whereby we prosper and Europe dramatically suffer. Plus there's far more to this debate than economics and it's important to remember that.

The only way we leave and financially prosper is by continuing the majority of our trade with Europe. In which case I don't see how they would be financially worse off without us.

I agree that it's difficult for the out campaign to provide a clear picture of what a post Brexit Britain would look like. But to be honest I don't see that as a reason to compromise. This is an important decision and I'm personally not willing to risk actively opting for a significant change...

Is it cowardice to want evidence that a change will be positive before voting for said change?

Some of those Barca goals were ridiculously good.

I got two free £5 in play bets from paddy power for the Leicester v West Ham game. At 60 minutes, I stuck £5 on Andy Carroll to score next, and £5 on West Ham to win with both teams scoring. Each to return £45. For a brief few minutes I was in heaven :(

I'm having the week of my life. I was bored earlier today so stuck £2 on an Aguero hat-trick. The beautiful little Argentinian.

More like half seven and a half.

In something of a surprising decision I'll go with Andre Gray.

You made a comment which sounded really quite bitter. I then commented on said bitterness. Doesn't matter if you meant it as a joke or not, you still sounded bitter. Simple really.

Dyche is a fantastic manager. Look at the players we lost last summer. Ings, Trippier, Shackell. Ashley Barnes out for majority of this season. Dean Marney out for the majority of this season. Every single one of those players were regulars in our team last year. To have achieved what we have...

Obviously it does. £2 on Liverpool, Bilbao, Donetsk and Villareal to win brings home £80. This has been the most productive week of my betting career to date.