Just cos you like animals doesn't mean you're not a capitalist.

Is there a law that forces a school to serve meat to every student? That would be a weird law.

Schools should cater for dietary requirements, regardless of whether those requirements are for medical or moral reasons.

Vegans aren't difficult or expensive to cater for either, rice and beans are cheap.

Nonces of the BBC boardroom table

Ditch your Dyson and get a Henry, support British workers.

Bollocks to Dyson, get a Henry.

Ban facts that I don't like. Then ban the ability to know that things can be banned. Problem solved. America, land of the free.

Think you mean grift, this ponce has never done a hard day's work in his life.

It's a bumhole joke.

Deserved. How many elections has he already lost? He needs to get in the sea already.

The party's official position is that it supports transgender people and backs making it easier to change legal sex via self-determination.

But there are long-running tensions with members who hold gender-critical beliefs, which includes that a person's sex cannot be changed.

They mean gender right? Who in this is confusing sex and gender again? Is it the green party or the BBC or both, I literally cannot tell after reading this.

The description of the comic didn't sound anti-semetic, unless there's some anti semetic trope that I'm unaware of. Being against the state of Israel, apartheid, ethno-states and genetic cleansing of Palestinians isn't anti-semetic. Self surgery with boxing gloves actually seems rather apt imagery.

There's no mention of past anti-semetism in the article either as far as I can see, something about Tories which I don't quite understand the reference, nose rings? Is that a trope I don't understand?

Help me out here.

Landlords provide housing the same way that ticket scalpers provide concert tickets