Women normally spend men's money and save their own, they normally do less work for the same pay, and, have you ever known a women buy a round of drinks.  Strange how they are normally in the toilet when it comes to their round .

These rules are imposed because of eu regulation, and supposedly to stop the ordinary person becoming involved in fraud.  We are denied realistic interest rates on our investments, AND SO THE BANKS CAN THEN SAY WE HAVE MADE PROFITS AND THUS PAY THEMSELVES MASSIVE BONUSES.

Well the french have a large cake, the scots have made a bowl of porridge. So if nobody is taking notice of your poodle or your skirt, what else can a man do. Inferiority complex is a dreadful problem to any nation, but more so to some.

Trust a girly to try and get a little publicity, Her time would be much better spent finding and exposing the scams, our french and german friends from the eu are involved in .

This is a studied insult to England, the pope visiting scotland before England. Well in my nation England we have always had a  better life, achieved more and succeeded on the world stage better,since we threw out the pope, some 500 years ago. Why must the ordinary tax payer fund a visit from a WAR CRIMINAL, AND A MAN ...more

Quite childish , silly, and demeans religion which to the devote is a serious subject.

rooney was playing for the vatican, and the other players appeared too fat, tired or stupid to think of a defence against the german deep attack.

The girl harman mouth but no feet, is clever enough to know her chance of being elected leader is zero. But she will be deselected by her own party as deputy leader ere long. When they wake up and realise the damage the girlies along with our scots friends have created in our country.

Why stop at the Royals, ( At least they are British ) should we not consider stopping payments to the eu to support the likes of france, germany, spain, holland and the corrupt system which cannot be signed off with its accounts, and has not been signed off since inception in the 60s. The sum of £6.000.000 is paltry...more