Worth watching "Have I got News for You". They got some great laughs about the Krankie lookalike.
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1,000 pages more on Mandy to be released today...
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The BBC report mentions they are printed and bound.
How much did that cost UK tax payers?
The Establishment never changes. Spends our money like water.
Ministers braced as Mandelson document release will expose government working
The documents will offer a fascinating internal insight into how government works, including the way information flows and disagreements.
www.bbc.co.uk
The BBC report mentions they are printed and bound.
How much did that cost UK tax payers?
The Establishment never changes. Spends our money like water.
Another thing that annoys me is that this kind of stuff never gets done until mid-way through the afternoon.
Giving the impression that MP's and Civil Servants don't get any work done until after they've enjoyed a rather good lunch.
By lunch time I've been at work for six hours.
I know many MP's have their constituency work to do, and there are likely other reasons as well.
But our Leaders never seem to get anything done until well after midday. It's not a good look, or a good example to the rest of us.
I'd like to see some real differences after the next GE.
Not just policies and promises, but working practices.
MP's and Committees with their noses to the grindstone at 9am.
Working more like many normal folk, not lording it up over the plebs.
Giving the impression that MP's and Civil Servants don't get any work done until after they've enjoyed a rather good lunch.
By lunch time I've been at work for six hours.
I know many MP's have their constituency work to do, and there are likely other reasons as well.
But our Leaders never seem to get anything done until well after midday. It's not a good look, or a good example to the rest of us.
I'd like to see some real differences after the next GE.
Not just policies and promises, but working practices.
MP's and Committees with their noses to the grindstone at 9am.
Working more like many normal folk, not lording it up over the plebs.
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I don't often agree with Kemi Badenoch.
But I think she is right to appeal for the rage to be taken out of the aftermath of the murder of Henry Nowak.
His family has appealed for calm. They don't want to see riots and disorder happening in his name.
I understand Nigel Farage has said the British people should respond with pure cold rage.
Many people will regard that as very close to a call for violence.
It seems that Reform UK is increasingly being seen as not radical enough.
Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain is making ground on it. They are threatening to split the voting on the right and so make it easier for Andy Burnham to win the upcoming by-election.
Fragmented politics is certainly not dull.
But I think she is right to appeal for the rage to be taken out of the aftermath of the murder of Henry Nowak.
His family has appealed for calm. They don't want to see riots and disorder happening in his name.
I understand Nigel Farage has said the British people should respond with pure cold rage.
Many people will regard that as very close to a call for violence.
It seems that Reform UK is increasingly being seen as not radical enough.
Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain is making ground on it. They are threatening to split the voting on the right and so make it easier for Andy Burnham to win the upcoming by-election.
Fragmented politics is certainly not dull.
I have responded with rage to Reform trashing the dignified words of the victim's father. This incident was a horrendous tragedy, I can't begin to imagine the feelings of the bereaved, and the party have doubled down on Farage's words.. Just let them grieve.
The Emperor of America is not having things entirely his own way...
www.bbc.co.uk
Funds may have been given to Capitol Hill rioters. Already pardoned by the President.
I assume none would have been sent to the families of the six people who were killed in that riot.
Also, some Republicans are wondering whether Trump supporters winning Primaries before the mid-term elections is a good thing.
Time will tell - assuming of course that the elections are free and fair.
Something which was a given in the USA before 2020.
The end of Trump’s 'weaponization' fund is another sign Republicans are fighting back
The $1.8bn fund would have paid people the Trump administration decided were unjustly and politically targeted.
www.bbc.co.uk
Funds may have been given to Capitol Hill rioters. Already pardoned by the President.
I assume none would have been sent to the families of the six people who were killed in that riot.
Also, some Republicans are wondering whether Trump supporters winning Primaries before the mid-term elections is a good thing.
Time will tell - assuming of course that the elections are free and fair.
Something which was a given in the USA before 2020.