Thanks everyone for your kind comments.
The bidding for the broadcasting rights to the wedding was fierce but was eventually won by Quest with Colin Murray anchoring the events. Huw Edwards will be expected to buy a ticket to the viewing gallery along with the rest of general public.
There will be a Battle Royale between various high ranking religious figures and TV evangelists to decide who can perform the ceremony.
The weather is not predictable, the Football League's scheduling is not predictable but both Ipswich Town and QPR's inability to make the playoffs has been.
Thanks again,
Matt
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I didn't watch a lot of the wedding and don't greatly care about watching that kind of thing.
I will say that it does seem like Charlie's two are removing the blue blooded image from the royal family. Harry's grown up from his hedonistic early days and they (Wills and Harry) seem more closely aligned to normal people (as far as you can with security protection and millions in the bank).
Just glad they didn't choose next weekend when me and my Debbie are tying the knot in an equally extravagant, Hello magazine endorsed registry do.
Away from the wedding of two well off people.......just seen a report on the opening of the Grenfell enquiry and some of the tributes paid to the victims by their loved ones, including a fathers emotional tribute to his stillborn son....truly heart breaking and almost moved me to tears.
Will justice ever be served ?
I doubt it
It's a good start to let survivors and families tell their stories. Just have to take care proceedings don't linger on without a conclusion
Agreed mate. I do think it’s very important to be able to put a human face to many of the victims otherwise they just become numbers and names......Same goes for most disasters of this scale I guess.
Brexit madness update.
It seems that Max-Fac - the alternative to the Customs Union favoured by Rees-Mogg and his band of loony extremists - could cost £20bn a year to operate. This is of course twice the current cost of our being in the EU. At the same time, the Health Foundation tells us that the NHS will need an extra £20bn a year to maintain current levels of service.
Put that on the side of your ****ing bus.
But, mate, the British people narrowly voted in a referendum to leave the EU.
Yeah, I know, but surely by now the British people must realise that they were ****ing daft?
How much has it cost us to prosecute was in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria, plus our intervention in Libya?
Those particular madnesses weren't put to a referendum, though. Would we have voted for them, I wonder?
I don’t know, but the point I was trying to make is that $20bn ain’t that much dosh these days. It’s about 30 minutes of a Tony Blair after dinner speech to a bunch of Texans.