John Cotter
@drjohncotter
Senior Lecturer in Law at Keele University, England. Research in EU constitutional law, especially defence of democracy, and impeachment. Irishman living in Cheshire. Views are my own.
Chris Philp: “You ought to have a basic grasp of the British shadow cabinet from 20 yards if you’re going to be in the French navy.”
A lot of pressure on England now. Even if they manage to beat Argentina and hold on to the Falklands, they’ll have to then beat Spain in the final with Gibraltar on the line.
To Americans who have suddenly become soccer experts and are applying their legal interpretative talents to FIFA regulations:
There were options here. You could also go with Milhouse’s reverse vampires theory.
On my walk around Amsterdam today: the house in which John Adams lived from 1781-82.
Jefferson: Abolish the Eurovision juries Hamilton: Abolish the Eurovision public votes
Some inspiration for Ed Miliband: in 1994, George Foreman aged 45 became the oldest man ever to win the lineal heavyweight boxing championship, 20 years after he had lost it to Muhammad Ali in Kinshasa.
Lovely bit of ambiguity here. Which owner? The car owner or the land owner?
Already at capacity having to deal with a rogue US and Russian aggression, Telegraph readers getting a rush on some tumble dryers might finally spell the end of the EU.
“Dad, what did you do during the Great Net Zero Culture War?” “I bought the sh*t out of some white goods.”
Back home in Ireland for the weekend, and the names of the townlands and their translations will never not be amazing. The winner is obviously Ballinamuddy, which translates to ‘the town of the low-bred people’.
I can only assume the White House is differentiating between Charles III and Charles *the* III.
Liz Truss pictured here tackling the unaccountable albatross, known to New Labour as the pious bird of good omen.
Common law constitutionalism and the classical legal method. Arguably, Hutz’s lawyering is superior here.