Brexit all done and dusted?

Opinion or message?!!! F.goodness.S, talk about splitting hairs, what on earth is the difference?! Surely a message is your opinion, Your opinion when vocalised is your message!! It's up to people to either agree or not depending on your point of view. Why would you get all aerated about which of these it's called!

And apologies for returning to the hat, who has seen hard hats with creases in them?

I thought the Corbyn was an atheist, if that is correct it is surely his April holiday message, not Easter message?

not the Corbyn I meant 'that Corbyn'

[oh dear]

If all three of them had said 'Happy Easter, folks!' Theresa May would have been castigated for not being serious/inclusive enough, but Corby & Co's 'messages' would have gone down a storm...(so human, so sincere, what a prat etc.)

Annie you're right, I don't think the black cap is a hard hat at all - there's a gap at the back as well. But I think the other two are.

An April opinion maybe? Well there's a thought!! anni, you are perfectly at liberty to mention the 'cap' as much as you like? It always makes me chuckle, so that has to be a good thing!

Thank you Ana, working in a building firm I do know a little about hard hats, and those hats do not come under safety helmets so perhaps to protect from dust

Niggly, if it gives you a chuckle then all for the good

They're wearing goggles too. Here's anotherpicture from the same series with yet another person wearing a cap/hat.

Protective caps don't need to be hard helmets:

www.ktpprolog.com/index.php/products/head_protection/bump_caps/u_cap.html

I didn't even realise that politicians make Easter messages until this year. They should leave it to the Archbishop of Canterbury?

Yes daphne, but look at the first photo - the man in the black baseball-type cap seems to be some kind of worker. All the 'hard hats' are blue.

Maybe they're "guest hats"! Maybe they're disposable, in case the guests have nits! I don't think they're a fashion statement.

I've just noticed the comment under this picture:

www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/jeremy-corbyn-put-baseball-cap-10221742

Suit: model's own Model?

Ah! A 'protective' baseball cap...

Is Jeremy doing a bit of modelling now?
If you want to get ahead get a hat!

The woman behind him was wearing one, too. Are you going to criticise her for wearing one, or him because there is a woman getting off the train behind him?
He's probably wearing steel toecaps, too, but they didn't take photos of them for you to get all hot under the blue collar about!
Quite pathetic, some of you.

Oh well, it was fun while it lasted!

skwawkbox.org/2017/04/17/young-constituent-takes-blenkinsop-to-task-in-remarkable-open-letter/

It's possible to vote for Europe in the local elections on 4th May. Vote for a candidate who supports the idea of the EU, rather than Brexit.

neweuropeans.net/vote-early-vote-local-vote-european-4-may-2017

Whether it is local council elections or the Gorton by-election, if you want to make your voice heard vote for the Liberal Democrat candidate. Do not waste your vote on Tories or Labour who seem to have abandonded their principles and acquiesced in this "will of the people" absurdity.

So many politicians are going back on what they really believe to be true- that leaving the EU will do untold harm to our country. Only the LibDems are willing to stand up for what they believe.

Best Corbyn learns not to have photo shoots on trains, just say as he did to the select committee when asked about calling Hamas his friends - with hindsight I was wrong.

Stick to your allotment Jez , avoid trains, female reporters - they can ask questions which make you feel you are being harassed , oh and glass doors

Corbyn and trains don't mix!!

Watch the steel toecaps anniebach
Ouch!

Apparently the side of the head is more vulnerable than the top so the hats seem fairly useless to impacts from the side.

(Been watching too much Line of Duty etc)

As someone who has to attend health and safety days I will say again, that hat was not a safety helmet .

Not only the LibDems, varian, unless you are only referring to English politicians.