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a genuine importer of owls
Finally, the Revisionist in Chief actually expresses solidarity with workers!
his boiler packed up, then?
Finally, the Revisionist in Chief actually expresses solidarity with workers!
which is completely undermined by his reedy voice and shit politicsKeith looks like a slighty shit version of those "tall and dangerous" male characters in period costume dramas
oh absoloutlywhich is completely undermined by his reedy voice and shit politics
As what? A computerised printer?
Britain can rise up after the pandemic by using the creation of the NHS after the Second World War as inspiration, Sir Keir Starmer will say.
The Labour leader will use a speech to tell the British people they "can build a country worthy of the sacrifices" made during the pandemic in the same way a Labour administration "built the welfare state from the rubble of war" after 1945.
Sir Keir will accuse Boris Johnson’s government of having the “wrong priorities for Britain” as he lays out the battle lines for the 2024 election.
He is set to call for families to be "put first" during the latest lockdown, demanding ministers protect epidemic-hit households budgets from council tax hikes and cuts to Universal Credit. Sir Keir will also press for key workers, such as teachers, the armed forces and care workers, to be given pay rises.
Keith's doing no doubt
Labour facing another split over police immunity in 'spy cops' bill
Shami Chakrabarti warns of ‘grave risk’ of human rights abuses if bill passes without amendmentwww.theguardian.com
Keir Starmer, the Labour leader, had called on the party to abstain over the bill, arguing that statutory regulation of undercover operatives would have been necessary if the party had been in power, after the government only narrowly won a court case over the issue.
"Family has always been incredibly important to me..........and it means everything to me now that I have a loving family of my own."
Backdrop for today:
Secure our economy
Protect our NHS
Rebuild our country
Interesting order.
Purge Lefties
Run Down Cyclists In Your Fucking SUV
Fuck me he's actually said something I agree with.
Brexit trade agreement ‘unworkable’ for UK supermarkets, MPs told
Retailers and suppliers battling through ‘impenetrable’ red tape that has resulted in empty shelves in Northern Irelandwww.independent.co.uk
I doubt it will go far enough and the language is a bit messianic but still ...
It’s almost like Starmer and his advisers have a list of people that they want to piss off in every interview: remainers, the unions and his own party membership for a start. All of the evidence is that the more ‘the public get to know him’ the more cold they are towards his bland technocrat centralism. This thread is marginally more interesting than the interview itself:
Tried clicking on it and got something totally different.
You sure it wasn’t one of those spoof stories they use as a placeholder and occasionally accidentally put on the live site?
Might be just my phone being weird...