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What were the US doing in 1914 then?

Someone has to pay for the kid to be cared for at home. The family haven't got the money without the award of damages, so the alternative would be to have the boy taken into care...again at taxpayers' expense...so the taxpayer ends up picking up the tab either which way. And, presumably, your...

Great. So this couple, fleeing war and ethnic cleansing from the Columbo government, have a disabled son thanks to the hospital's failings, and you guys want to beat up on them? Not exactly a pro-life or Christian position, is it?

The full judgment is here: Rajatheepan v Barking, Havering And Redbridge NHS Foundation Trust [2018] EWHC 716 (QB) (13 April 2018). It makes rather more coherent reading than the sensationalist tabloid headline take on it Points to note: 1. The mother did attempt to breastfeed her baby (so...

Actually the Germans were not doing so well, which is why they had to retreat to the Hindenburg Line and launch unrestricted submarine warfare which brought you into the war

Point missed again. Let me spell it out: the health of the infant was not reviewed before discharge from hospital. Nothing to do with keeping him in overnight, it's about health professionals not spotting the blatantly obvious.

How can one 'read more' when you're re-linking the article in the OP? That's not 'reading more', it's just repetition. If you did read more, you wouldn't have to ask the question about where I got the failure to review from: "If the baby, who had been crying continuously, had been reviewed when...

Devastate it completely you mean.

Not really. If you had taken the trouble to look into this case more deeply you would have learned that the hospital failed to review the infant on discharge - standard procedure - which is a clear case of negligence

And so it begins: Four RAF fighters bomb Syria 'chemical weapon stockpile' - Four RAF fighters join Syria air strikes

And there was that whole thing called WWI in which the French partook from the start with you guys being rather late to the party

Neither did you

So do I.

If we launch air strikes on Syria and Russia launches air strikes on the US fleet in the Med in retaliation, how close would you say we'd be then?

Our church's men's group was addressed on Tuesday night (every month we have a beer and curry night with a guest speaker) by the founder of the Trussell Trust, a Christian charity responsible for food banks, so this info is pretty fresh in my mind The Trussell Trust - Stop UK Hunger

Not quite: to use a Food Bank you have to be issued with a voucher by a recognised government body or appointee eg: your family doctor or social worker. You can only have up to three vouchers

No. Who he?

Yes but we shouldn't have them: they are testament to a failed government social experiment

Not just the elderly suffering under Tory cuts but hard-working families on low wages: many are having to make the 'choice' between heating or eating in the winter months.

Seriously? As a Christian? Wow. Just wow. How about Goebbels - do you also subscribe to his vision of Total War as advocated in the Sportpalast speech?