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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36191121)

Kier Starmer’s Labour have made it very evident that they only care for those that vote for them..

Same with the last Govt.

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I'm depressed every time I hear or read the news.There's no good news anywhere. :(

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Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36191147)

I'm depressed every time I hear or read the news.There's no good news anywhere. :(

I'm sure Denphone is ecstatic given Plymouth's unexpected win over Liverpool. There's a few bits of good news out there if you look carefully.

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36191153)

I'm sure Denphone is ecstatic given Plymouth's unexpected win over Liverpool. There's a few bits of good news out there if you look carefully.

I suspect there may have been a few mixed feelings over that one, a bit like my thoughts on Starmers record so far.

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Starmer runs away from farmers

Keir Starmer runs scared as he abandons visit due to furious farmers' protest
Sir Keir Starmer has abandoned a visit to Buckinghamshire due to a noisy tractor protest

What a gutless wonder this man is

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...uckinghamshire

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If they are liable for arrest then he's done the right thing. If however it's a peaceful protest then like those experienced by King Charles his entourage should block, shield him from said protest.

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36191249)

He’ll be hiding in a fridge next…

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https://www.thetimes.com/article/8c5...8c2a2961e73243

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The Tory leader demands answers on two scandals only for Keir Starmer to point out that both had occurred under the previous government…

… The killer, self-administered blow concerned this week’s controversial court ruling that a Palestinian family of six from Gaza have been granted the right to remain in the UK under the Ukraine family scheme, which was most certainly not designed for this purpose. This as far as Badenoch was concerned, was a disgrace. “Is the government planning to appeal?” she asked.

Where she’d gone just ever so slightly wrong is that Sir Keir Starmer and the rest of the government also think it’s a disgrace, and they have made their views clear in every newspaper article on the court ruling…

… “She’s right,” he said. “It’s the wrong decision. But she hasn’t done her homework. The decision in question was taken under the last government, in accordance with the legal framework of the last government.”…

… With her final flourish, Badenoch brought up the case of John Tuckett, the government’s preferred candidate for a new role of chief inspector of borders, but who, she said, “Lives in Finland and wants to work from home. This is not serious.”

Starmer rose again. Human rights lawyers aren’t a natural fit for acts of wanton cruelty but what choice did he have?

“The individual in question was appointed in 2019 by the last government to a senior position,” he said. “He then worked for five years from Finland. We’ve changed that and he will now be working from the UK full time.”

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Rachael from the Halifax updates her cv again

The latest edit is the second by the Chancellor since entering government last year. She previously admitted to working in Halifax's customer relations department, not the retail banking unit as she initially claimed.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...-investigation

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36191253)

How many more times can she lie and not be sacked. Talk about double standards :monkey:

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36191253)

The article also refers to her expenses whilst at HBOS.

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The internal audit team found evidence of wrongdoing by Ms Reeves and her two colleagues, it is claimed, before passing the findings to the risk department in April 2009.
However, the next interview stage did not take place, nor is there evidence it reached a conclusion.
The top Labour MP left the bank in May 2009 and there is no suggestion her departure was linked to the investigation.
Her team pointed out she was allowed to keep her company car for six months afterwards, suggesting she departed on “good terms” with a “severance payment, including full notice pay and a bonus”.

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36191262)

The article also refers to her expenses whilst at HBOS.

Well she has just mislaid £22,000,000,000 which she claims fell into a black hole, so I'm not surprised she's not too good with finances, she's bloody good at creative writing thou

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36191263)

Well she has just mislaid £22,000,000,000 which she claims fell into a black hole, so I'm not surprised she's not too good with finances, she's bloody good at creative writing thou

The jury's out on the latter, there were accusations of plagiarism about the book she wrote!;)

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36191264)

The jury's out on the latter, there were accusations of plagiarism about the book she wrote!;)

I was referring to her CV;)

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Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36191147)

I'm depressed every time I hear or read the news.There's no good news anywhere. :(

1970s sitcoms are the answer Maggie. Whatever you do, avoid the news channels....

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Starmer will ditch her, eventually.