Thread: Starmer’s chronicles
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Old 29-08-2025, 21:56   #1776
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Re: Starmer’s chronicles
Four years, Bob.

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
Most of them were passed by the Tories weren't they? Which ones were Labour? (Obviously Labour are bad for not removing them, but i wish the Tories were suddenly concerned for privacy and free speech were as concerned when they were in office).
I'd like to know this too! Did we miss something when our backs were turned?

I don't think Starmer's government was that focused on UK matters, due to the distractions of Trump's tariffs and Ukraine. But that changed after the post-Southport riots.
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