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Uppa Chelski.

Ok don’t push it. 😉

Thank you,I quite like you.

I’m not disagreeing with you but how can the sentences be so far apart when a car is involved. I’m pretty sure you’d have given the woman who killed a baby more than 4 years.

I’m making a point about using a car as a weapon.

Oh and on a side note why does a judge in the same sentence (in many cases) say “I’m jailing you for 21 years but you can come out after 14.”

Am I wrong then?

Again I agree but my initial point was the discrepancy in sentences is bizarre. If he’d killed just one person half a mile away before he turned into the street of revellers whilst over the limit he’d probably have had less.

Well I’m sure the revellers hurt will be ok for Christmas unlike the baby in the link above.

Yes I agree and compared to things like this it’s bizarre. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-59290457

Well no they’re usually drunk and don’t know what they’re doing and when they actually kill somebody it’s tantamount to death.

All depends how much he serves,I’ve said it before but he’s been given 21.6 years but it’s highly unlikely he’ll serve 21.6 years.

No I’m not stupid you chopsy twat I was getting at some of the drink driving convictions where someone loses their life because people are driving over the limit that don’t get anything near this sentence. I have absolutely no doubt and I speak from experience that people were severely...

There’s a massive discrepancy in these driving convictions mind.

The judge has sentenced Paul Doyle to 21 years and six months in prison for his actions. I didn’t think he’d get as much as that.

From day one I’ve thought there was something not right about this case in the way the guy was being portrayed as the perfect human being but its coming out now during sentencing that he’s been in prison before.

There’s been a disagreement between the council and the rail company over who owns the land under the bridge. It’s quite pathetic.

This is the same place today and in 1965.

This is 1965 and it’s gone on before that.