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This article in the Guardian may provide a hint that could explain some recent Starmer sound bites relating to both the civil service and planning . Essentially the articles lesson is that Trump was elected because he promised change ,was seen as a disruptor and that Starmer needs to come...

Just been starting to read about this governments planning reforms. Comes across as out of the Tory playbook. Its the imo right wing view that the planning system and right to object/ comment on planning objections that's holding up development The free market rag City AM is loving this...

Hard agree about Starmer's legacy. I also agree the attacks on the poor, disabled, and migrants are a huge betrayal (if it's possible to be betrayed by someone you distrust absolutely), but I'm all in favour of the war with farmers and want to see it pursued vigorously and extended to the...

Good post. The above is spot on. The bind is twofold. Most significantly, the existential problem is that elite liberalism doesn’t actually have a vision, a project, a plan for what it wants to do beyond capturing power and some managerial tinkering at the margins. It’s an empty shell of policy...

Elite liberalism sounds the first alarm of panic. As usual the issue is perception/communication/social media/the revolting plebs/Starmer’s personality free zone. Anything, but them. Them and their politics...

Panic setting in? :D An editorial !!!! The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s reset: it needs a vision to tackle Britain’s challenges | Editorial

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyd47510gyo This really irritates me "Sir Kier" - can we do without all this forelock-tugging first name shite. Call him Starmer or Kier Starmer FFS. It's like people saying 'Boris' or 'Rishi' just fuck off.

...The Telegraph understands the decision was taken after media reports revealed she had not told the full story over the conviction to Sir Keir Starmer. The exact nature of the new information is not known. However, The Times was told there had been more than one incident involving a missing...

A conditional discharge would be filtered after 11 years from DBS checks, whereas a suspended sentence would never be filtered. Dunno if this was a factor... Maybe if a conviction was highly likely.

Someone making a mistake and thinking something had been stolen in, say, a mugging or burglary or whatever, and reporting an item stolen in the confusion/immediate aftermath, which subsequently turns out not to have been stolen, is fairly understandable, surely. That would be a low level...

It’s more a statement of fact than a dig. She was a dead woman walking the minute she (rightly) highlighted the scandalous employment practices of P&O. She’d also, I read, written to Starmer about Reeves cuts to non-protected departments. Amazingly, weeks later an ancient event regarding two...

I thought we'd finally found some common ground Broggers, but you had to have that little dig at St Keir at the end :(

I hear the folk band Half a Shilling from Phoenix Nights will be playing social evenings at future Labour Party conferences.

Tough on immigration. Tough on the causes of immigration. That’s Keir “send them all back” Starmer for you

...no other choice given the situation that we’re in. So those with the broadest shoulders should bear the heavier burden. (Source: Sir Keir Starmer's speech on fixing the foundations of our country: 27 August 2024) Why Starmer chose to give rich lawyers a break in the Budget and punish...

The farmers aren't protesting about climate change though, they're protesting about the prospect of paying half as much inheritance tax as everyone else.

And now: (Source: bayoalaba.com) Adebayo Alaba MP with The Right Honourable Sir Keir Starmer KCB KC MP Exclusive: How a Labour MP evicted a homeless mother of two

And now: (Source: bayoalaba.com) Adebayo Alaba MP with The Right Honourable Sir Keir Starmer KCB KC MP Exclusive: How a Labour MP evicted a homeless mother of two

Appropriately enough (to Pickman's model point above) this Substack entry today from Peter Geoghegan neatly draws the line of New Labour corruption straight into the Starmer fold:

She's the Home Secretary , a post of which I got the impression was responsible for law enforcement