Wetherspoon's UK motorway pub promised to crack down on drink drivers but journalist man supped four pints before heading to carpark and no staff challenged him. Would they in any other situation? Meanwhile we go back to an event in 2011 when the MP for Cannock Chase said that he never went to the Frog & Roastbeef in Val Thorens. His claim is disproved by a picture, taken just outside and there are shades of a silly facy dress re-enactment of the Nazis. Could this be connected with another story about a book claiming Hitler escaped death in 1946? Paul Gascogne is back in rehab. The troubled star is undergoing an intensive rehab programme at a £6,000-a-month clinic in Southampton. Is he really a hero? The judges are displaying too much sympathy again as Marie Hothersall, 83, died in hospital two months after her 54-year-old daughter Ann Lupton launched a savage drunken attack at her home in Preston, Lancashire on July 23 last year. Finally, we discussed the jailing of Twitter trolls as the story above did not warrant a jai9l term according to the judge. Who's got it right?

In the UK The Queen is getting ready to pass the mantle to the Prince of Wales according to the Daily Mirror. A woman, who cannot be named, says she was given a brown envelope stuffed with bank notes by an SAS officer who told her to 'keep quiet about Diana'. This is a story which will not go away. In the UK there's a radical bid to slash Britain’s benefits bill, the Prime Minister intends to stop printing welfare paperwork in foreign languages. There is also rhetoric about not 'paying benefits to those who do not speak English. What are the judges up to in Britain? Halima Jimale, 68, was allowed into Britain to be reunited with her daughter Fadumo Mohamed who claims £310 a week in handouts and lives in a council house, after a tribunal ruling. Should the judges be making such a ruling? Meanwhile, Julia Rawson, 59, of Intake, Sheffield, is suing police for allegedly wrecking her home during a raid in September 2012. She was found to be growing Cannabis. Another amazing judgement-Convicted Colombian blackmailer Isaias Gaviria-Manrique, who was deported after committing a burglary, is entitled to a 'more than nominal sum' against the Home Secretary, a deputy High Court judge has ruled. This is barmy! Also, Joland Giwa, a gangster who lived in Thornton Heath, south London, was jailed in October 2008 for 27 months after being convicted of two robberies. He apparently can't be deported as he won't say where he came from. This is another barmy situation! All this is set against ..more than £3.5billion was lost from the welfare budget last year, raising doubts about government efforts to catch welfare cheats and curb bungling by officials. How crazy is this?

Eric Hobsbawm died aged 95 in October 2012 He was one of Britain’s most eminent historians, but he was widely criticised for his defence of communist regimes. You might be surprised at how much money was in his will! In Sweden, an Asian motorist was eight times the drink-drive limit when breathalysed. He was let off after judge said alcohol affects ethnic groups differently! If this is one errant judgement then here is another. Raymond Hull from Springkell, Cumbria, claimed in court to have 22 children. He was sentenced to 18 months in jail after he was caught with a stash of cannabis. However, the judge suspended the sentence. Benefits Street is a programme on Channel 4. It's time to bring the programme producers to account. Their films affect many people and yet there is no control over who they are and what are their true intentions. Schoolteachers have to be qualified. Do these producers need to be investigated? A dangerous breed of dog claims yet another life in the UK . IIt's too easy to own a vicious dog. We were led to believe controls over dangerous dogs had been put in place. These need to be reviewed with some urgency. ...and...a boy, aged 12, has been arrested for fraud after he 'knocked on people's doors and told them he was collecting money for the Salvation Army

We're always reading about savage cuts in the NHS but NHS spending on management consultants has risen three-fold in a year. In the past six months, £40million has been paid out by various health service organisations, compared to £15million for the whole of last year. What is really happening? Whilst this money is being spent four in ten casualty departments are hiring family doctors to help deal with the soaring numbers of patients. These doctors are already paid an average £104,000 a year and now GPs are being paid nearly £1,500 a shift to work nights and weekends in crisis-hit Accident & Emergency units. A family in Cornwall narrowly escaped being swept into the sea when a 20ft wave washed over them as they were walking along a sea wall. What were the parents doing taking their children to watch these dangerous waves? A 12 year-old drug dealer, who was detained by police in Huddersfield, Yorkshire, was one of 209 children aged under 18 have been arrested for drug offences in the area in the last three years. How are these kids being stopped? The judges need to impose their authority and stop treating themselves as social workers. An elderly woman has been left with heavy bruising after being punched in the face by another resident at her care home on Christmas day. However, Dementia patients are unpredictable and the carers cannot always be there when violence occurs. Meanwhile there is spurious research from Denmark....Mothers who drink 90 or more units while pregnant tend to be the most well educated and have the healthiest lifestyles, say researchers in Copenhagen. This is a very strange piece of research. Finally, the author of a book asks us to imagine waking up to Britain in the first days of 1964. At first, you might well be surprised how different things were half a century ago. The author of the book claims we're still paying the price now for the new elite that came to power in Britain.

Maggie Atkinson, the Children's Commissioner for England, says pets and adults will continue to receive better protection unless parents smacking their children is outlawed.This woman and her like are helping to cause the misery which has now allowed children to become monsters. Get rid of this silliness..Punish the bad parents. These are the parents who are NOT checking their children. So what do parents do? An unnamed single mother has had both of her sons removed after posting an advert on Craigslist listing a baby for sale which she claims was a 'silly, silly joke. Could food be the cause of childrens' crying. It is an important issue especially as obese children have been taken away by social workers after being overfed by their families. We highlight a horrible case of child murder from America. On a lighter note a Labour MP, Shadow transport secretary Mary Creagh, has criticised Thomas the Tank Engine. She said that more female characters should be introduced to encourage girls to become train drivers! The press informs us that England has overtaken the Netherlands to become second only to tiny Malta as the most densely populated nation in the EU. This was early in the week and today they give us "After immigration controls are lifted this week, Britons could find their jobs are squeezed in some areas – while community tensions could rise as the new wave of migrants fight for work with other Eastern Europeans." Waste is on the agenda and Wolverhampton City Council has been accused of spending a fortune on producing leaflets, sent to residents asking them to sift through their waste for every scrap of wrapping paper after Christmas. One man without too much worry over expenditure is Bernard Gray, who was appointed as the Ministry of Defence to help manage the Waste budget, enjoyed 106 stays in London and Bristol hotels, for £23,000, despite living less than 60 miles from both.

There is a new feeling of Government Restriction in the new Citizenjingless' Safety Law in Spain. The Interior Ministry said the Government considered it was a good time to revise and improve it.Deputy Prime Minister, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, said the new law would guarantee the maximum respect for the rights and freedom. Marks and Spencer's in the UK has granted checkout workers in more than 700 stores permission to politely decline to serve customers for religious reasons. Is this a fair policy? Would other groups have any special requirements. A 20 years-old yob ran up behind tan elderly man in his 80s as he walked with a zimmer frame in Ipswich, Suffolk. He robbed him. Two days later he robbed a 78-year-old woman. The yob cried when he was sentenced. His offence has outraged many people. Even as he was an example of ridiculous light sentencing another man has been killed on his way home from work. Does it start with mugging and then get worse? Why are the magistrates acting in this way? Other Magistrates were criticised for failing to jail an alcoholic drink-driver who was six times over the limit. He had been caught at the wheel of his work van after downing an entire bottle of vodka. These Magistrates said they had never seen such a high reading and told the driver a custodial sentence was appropriate.He pleaded guilty to drink-driving and was given a 16-week jail term suspended for 12 months. He was also ordered to do 200 hours' unpaid work, pay a £80 victim surcharge and £85 prosecution costs. However, this has outraged many people. Political Correctness has ruled the roost in Brighton where Councillors have now to go on Diversity Training following a quarrel over the use of the word golliwog.

The gap between Spain's richest and poorest is now the widest in Europe with some three million people living in extreme poverty, a recent study reveals. You read this then you are told a total of 100 Spanish bankers earn more than a million € a year. The number puts Spain as the fifth highest EU country with the most millionaire bankers. Meanwhile a book by married Italian author Costanza Miriano titled 'Cásate y sé sumisa – Get Married and Be Submissive – was published by the Catholic Arbishopric of the southern city of Granada in November. It has soared up the bestsellers list. Dozens of Muslim protestors gathered to demand that businesses stop selling alcohol in a popular East London area yesterday. The group warned restaurants and shops in the Brick Lane area that they face 40 lashes if they continue to sell the product, which is banned under Sharia Law. Michael McInnes, 23, who was jailed for attempted murder has taunted police by posting pictures of drunken nights out with friends on his Facebook - after going on the run from prison. He had failed to return from home leave from Castle Huntly prison near Dundee almost a fortnight ago. Rather than going into hiding, McInnes has been boasting about his drinking exploits on the social networking site since absconding. Maybe prisons are not a threat as prisoners in newly-built jails will have phones and computer terminals in their cells so they are able to contact relatives, arrange activities and order meals. Their right to vote is demanded by Brussels despite Britain trying not to oblige since 2005

After our normal banter and welcome to our stations around the world we looked at the Spanish news. Another priest is bringing the catholic Church into disrepute. Child safety campaigners against Porn criticised Tesco after it emerged that they are the only major mobile operator not to have installed parental controls on their network. Meanwhile, The porn industry is to stop filming yet again after another performer tested positive for HIV, it was revealed in Los Angeles on Friday. Nelson Mandela has died and we both acknowledged his tremendous life. Neil remembers his life as a terrorist and Vince sees his struggles in a slightly different light. In the UK The Commons pay watchdog is expected to cause public outrage by pressing ahead with an increase in MPs' salaries from £66,396 to £74,000. David Cameron previously described this as 'unthinkable' and the other leaders seem to be feeble in their efforts to oppose this outrageous rise. Finally, there are those who have been trying to enforce Sharia law in the UK. What do contributors to the website think of this?

A Spanish woman has claimed to be the owner of the Sun. Meanwhile, in the real world, Spain's unemployment has topped 6 million. Parents of primary school children in Staffordshire were ordered to send their children to a workshop on Islam or have them labelled as racist for the rest of their school career. Teenage boys and girls at Moulton School, Northampton are sharing the same toilets....... and teenagers with 'raging hormones' may shift their amorous liasons away from the bike sheds and onto school property. Eden Lomax, 17, from Bolton, punched Simon Mitchell, 43, with such force that a witness described him falling over "like the minute hand moving from 12 o'clock to three o'clock". He delivered the killer blow whent Simon outstretched his arm to shake his hand.Lomax was found guilty of murder following trial at Manchester Crown Court, Crown Square. He will be sentenced on 9 December.Is this connected to video game activity?

The UK Government should consider lowering the age of sexual consent to 15 a leading public health expert has said. Professor John Ashton, president of the Faculty of Public Health, says changing the law would 'draw a line in the sand' against sex at 14 or younger. He is right to say he believes society sends 'confused' signals about when sex is permitted and has called on a national debate on the issue. From those who bothered to comment Steve in London takes a firm stand saying, "We should be doing more to enforcing the existing age of consent rather than lowering it. If children (i.e. those aged 15 or under) are having sex then they should be punished. Schools should be doing more to educate our children in this respect. The chairman, The Rev Paul Flowers, a Methodist minister who oversaw the near-collapse of the Co-operative Bank has been caught buying and using illegal drugs including crystal meth, crack cocaine and ketamine. He was filmed buying the substances just days after he was severely questioned by MPs on the Treasury Select Committee over the bank's disastrous performance. This type of hypocracy is getting people fed up. One really good comment said, "Compulsory drug tests for MPs, Senior civil servants and Directors of PLCs, now that seems just. If its important to stamp it out in sport then its essential to stamp it out of those who manage the general public's assets." Tony Abrahams, a father aged 47, was stabbed repeatedly by burglars in front of his wife and daughter when he caught them raiding his house. Apparently, he walked into the three intruders on his landing after hearing his 23-year-old daughter, Jade, wake up and scream. The intruders were trying to take a television from her room. He was awoken by the noise and went to investigate according to reports. Both Vince and neil believe the law is not backing the householder. Reactions included, "Prison with its cushy lifestyle is far too good for monsters like these. The sooner we end this failed experiment of softly softly treatment, the sooner we might get to grips with this lawlessness." Feckless families should be put through ‘two years of hell’ in boot camps to turn their lives around, a Tory crime tsar, Adam Simmonds, Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Northamptonshire. has urged........derelict Army bases could be used to house them while they were taught basic household skills, ordered to stop drinking and smoking, and given basic job training. However, comments to the newspaper article include "The Tory Government of the 1990s introduced boot camps for young offenders but research suggested they did not cut reoffending and were too costly........Neil and Vince reiterate their ideas that these 'offrenders' should be in jails on remote islands with a tough regime to sort them out