You're a bit late with this news mate, I think it was a couple of days ago I joked about it. Verify being incredibly slow at verifying what we already knew lol
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If Labour win in their plan to destroy the countryside Cornwall will be renamed Lego Land, nothing to see for miles and miles but crap cheap housing, wind farms and solar panel farms
The Labour Party hates Middle England with a vengeance
All the Cornish people will be sailing to Normandy as migrants to start a new life
Ponky just sent me this on WhatsApp... he's up on the cliffs ...
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Plenty of Hijabs in Cornwall mate
Wouldn't be the first time the Danes have successfully invaded...
Not sure thinking this stuff is happening a lot more than the recent past is anecdotal. I doubt the press in the past were sufficiently uninterested in this sort of thing for it to not be widely reported and it’s happening an awful lot.
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I think the guy had only been in the country 4 months, having arrived by boat. There was also another migrant with him, I can't remember his outcome.
Another stabbing, this time in a North London school, 2 stabbed, I think one is critical. 13 year old boy arrested. I'm sure @Sucky will be along later to fill in all the rest of the details for us.
On the bright side he was identified because he used his pre-loaded £49/week debit card from the Home Office to buy a Red Bull shortly afterwards so efficient police work at least.
He was also filmed leaving his suite in The Ritz
He;s clearly got grand ideas. Not sure who came out in support of Keir first yesterday. Everyone seemed to fall in line at the same time. I'm happy with the outcome, we need to put the economy first, the time to decide if you want change is at the next General Election, it's pointless voting otherwise. Did he know about Mandelsons association with Epstein of course he ****ing did, he might not have known about the financial breach though. He needs to get himself a decent deputy leader at the next cabinet shuffle one that's a bit more savvy and can guide the naive twat (I've no ideas on whom, maybe Thornberry the one I can't normally stand). I rarely hear from this Lucy Powell wtf does she actually do? Or does a new deputy have to go to a Labour vote again?
The deputy leader (unfortunately) has to be someone on the left of the party to appease that element of the party. I say unfortunately because it means they're guaranteed to have someone in place that is waiting for a moment to stab the incumbent PM in the back.
Both Rayner (former deputy PM) and Powell (current deputy PM) backed Andy Burnham over Starmer publicly.
This has been a long term issue for Labour, that people you defeated to the job of leader of the party have to be placed as your deputy to appease his supporters. The Tories have absolutely no problem in tossing their opponents into the bin as soon as they get the job.
Ah yeah I did wonder if it was a problem changing the deputy, it's certainly an issue for Keir, because you a reliant on whoever is chosen being the right person to work with the PM and if he hasn't got the right person by his side, it's when you see cock ups. I was listening to some old Labour guy giving an assessment on Keir today and he was pretty much saying, decent guy but so naive - and for me you need a deputy with the character to plug that gap. You can certainly see why there are so many **** ups at the top, the process is just outdated. Although I am happy the left have kept Starmer in check, so from that perspective of things it works.
Well if it's Lammy no wonder Keir is making so many **** ups.@brb we are both out of synch
its David Lammy now whos his deputy
powell is the deputy leader of the Labour Party
Best thing about Starmer staying where he is (for now), is it’s making the media, including the BBC, look ridiculous. Despite all the desperate hand waving by pricks like Chris Mason, the Government has not collapsed, resulting in even more desperate hand waving, yet still no collapse.
The press have got in the habit of writing the news before it happens, instead of reporting it after or as it happens. Maybe this will remind them that their job is to report the news, not make it up.
The press have got in the habit of writing the news before it happens, instead of reporting it after or as it happens. Maybe this will remind them that their job is to report the news, not make it up.