Comments by "" (@CricketEngland) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. Their is no way one 16 year old cut down this tree, it would take more than 1 person to do it.
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  2.  @justinteehee4358 if you think it’s that easy you give it a try then and see how hard it is… their is no way he did it on his own.
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  3. Their is no way one 16 year old cut down this tree, it would take more than 1 person to do it.
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  4. 0:40 why is it you only get this violence at football matches? After all you can go to a cricket match enter the ground 2 hours before the match buy beer from 10am and drink all day (if you want too) but you never see any violence at the likes of Lords or Wimbledon and silverstone come to that. It’s always the football fans that give British sport a bad name..
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  5. Hai visto la versione a colori della finale 66 che ITV ha mostrato ieri perché è l'unico modo per vedere l'Inghilterra con un trofeo importante a meno che non giochi a FIFA sul tuo PC
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  6.  @gammon1183  so you did it?
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  7. Would have been better if he traveled to Norfolk and chopped down the “Hitler Oak”
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  8. Why are we even wasting time on this after all it’s not as if he is ever going to be Prime Minister and have a chance of getting this bill passed.
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  9.  @kupkakegrenade7052  people are dying because ambulance have to wait so long at hospitals because they can’t admit people to A&E and the reason they can’t admit people is because hospitals don’t have the beds to move people from A&E quickly enough onto a ward. And the reason wards don’t have the empty beds is because so many hundred nay thousands of people who are classed medically fit to be discharged each year can’t leave hospital as they don’t have the local social care need to look after them or in my mums case the Ambulance drives to bring her home.
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  10. I rang 999 on a normal Sunday evening (about 10pm) about my mothers coughing and wheezing and it took over 30 mins to get even a call handler on the phone. (Luckily it was not life threatening) and although she she did need admitting to hospital and has to now recovered (thanks to being in a ward where the staff did not strike) has to spend an extras day their because no passenger transport is available to bring her home on the strike day and is now taking up a bed in the acute medical unit which could be used for someone really sick So would really like to know how many people died on or in the week after this ambulance strike day due to the fact that they called for an ambulance and were told they were not serious enough to need one on the strike day, didn’t bother to ring because of the strike or died due to delays in Ambulance crews having to come off the picket line and set off from the Ambulance station rather than already being on the street. I hope the answer is of course ZERO but if 1 person dies then it’s obviously one person too many and I hope those striking and those in government can live with the knowledge of this.
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  11. I bet after the broadcast he went out of,the studio,and did a little fist pump.
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  12. I don’t know why news broadcasters are wasting time on this after all Starmer is never going to be Prime Minister and ever have a chance of getting this passed though government
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  13. I personally don’t understand why the BBC or any non sports channel needs to have a prime time football highlights show anyway, We don’t get a weekly cricket show during the cricket season, or a weekly rugby show or an weekly mixed sports program like we used to back in the 80”s
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  14. And this is why Labour will never ever win another general Election EVER! After all if you leader has a reshuffle and then deputy leader knows noting about it, it just proves how bad the party really is
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  15. A man in his 60s has been arrested by officers investigating the felling of the world-famous Sycamore Gap tree, police say - see told you he didn’t do it alone idiots
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  16. I rang 999 on a normal Sunday evening (about 10pm) about my mothers coughing and wheezing and it took over 30 mins to get even a call handler on the phone. (Luckily it was not life threatening) and although she she did need admitting to hospital and has to now recovered (thanks to being in a ward where the staff did not strike) has to spend an extras day their because no passenger transport is available to bring her home on the strike day and is now taking up a bed in the acute medical unit which could be used for someone really sick So would really like to know how many people died on or in the week after this ambulance strike day due to the fact that they called for an ambulance and were told they were not serious enough to need one on the strike day, didn’t bother to ring because of the strike or died due to delays in Ambulance crews having to come off the picket line and set off from the Ambulance station rather than already being on the street. I hope the answer is of course ZERO but if 1 person dies then it’s obviously one person too many and I hope those striking and those in government can live with the knowledge of this.
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  17.  @kupkakegrenade7052  well make it more obvious in your massages then
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  18. Thats all they originally were back in the 60-early 80 just drivers with little medical knowledge just to get you to the hospital as quick as possible. Now an Ambulance is fitted with an much equipment as the emergency room at the hospital and they do a lot of the serious work at the road side before even going to hospital
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