I'll vote for the Brexit Party (even though Nigel is a bit of a spiv).

I've voted for two mainly anti-EU parties in my life - Referendum Party in 1997 and UKIP a few times. Plus I voted Green a few times in the 1990s when they had a party policy of leaving the EU!

I voted for then Brexit Party, but would not mind a Norway/EEA option.

It is not a big job at the moment as they do not have many MPs I. Remember the Huhne/Clegg leadership race when the yellow peril had about 50 seats. Then they lost many big names - although Swinson and Davey got their seats back.

I'd go for Swinson as something different.

They are those who believe in Brexit and then there is bl**dy Farage and his hand picked patsies. A bit like the those who support a football club and go to enjoy the game and those who support the club but hope for a punch up after watching the game. Mr Farage is good at what he does. Yes twisting...

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Yes, congratulations are due to the England and Wales cricket team, captained by some Irishman with a Welsh surname.

He does have an English mother so is half English! He played in the 2007 World Cup for Ireland.

Boris Johnson has had a reshuffle of the cabinet.

Health Secretary - Amber Lance
Home Secretary - Laura Norder
Foreign Secretary - Oona Holiday
Chancellor - Redd Box

The EU (as a big trading block) do free trade agreements which give powers to large companies to take over state assets. I have no idea why Greens rtc are suddenly huge EU fans. TTIP - the US-EU trade was being negotiated in secret until talks were suspended, and they will probably restart negotiati...

I always check. It's weird that sweetcorn always ends up in it!

I thought it would 3-0 to Aus with Smith in the team - but Ben Stokes ruined my entry!

It's very basic now. I use it to get the cricket scores and the local weather maps are very good.

The old teletext was great - it was the end of an era when it ended in 2009.