ska invita
back on the other side
well yes, but the whole shtick is this is being presented as some kind of nationalisation programme where as its just more PFII mean energy companies are already private tbf?
well yes, but the whole shtick is this is being presented as some kind of nationalisation programme where as its just more PFII mean energy companies are already private tbf?
Omg really? Never knew that, better not vote Tory then.I had a second leaflet from Labour! Mailed to me personally (mrsb didnt get one). Apparently the tories are bad.
a link seeing as not posted already!
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer make final pitches as campaigns come to a close
The prime minister says he has "worked his socks off" during the campaign, while the Labour leader says he wants a "mandate for change".www.bbc.co.uk
Reform UK have accused the Conservatives of offering their candidates “jobs and safe seats” to defect.
Richard Tice, Reform’s chairman and former leader, responded to Georgie David’s defection by writing on X/Twitter, external: “More desperate corruption by Tories. What jobs and safe seats have toxic Tories offered this candidate?
“As they have with many others. Note same press release language… coordinated by dirty tricks central, CCHQ”.
Postie has just delivered another two from Labour, so that's 9 now, including now 3 addressed to me personally!
And, every one has been different, so it's not a question of accidently doubling up.
Every other yootoob ad Labour
The second largest party in terms of seats. Not entirely sure what would happen if two parties got exactly the same number however?Question: Does the official opposition have to be the second largest party? If LibDems and SNP (for example) formed a pact post-election could they take on the official opposition role rather than Tories?
They could if they merged, but they wouldn'tQuestion: Does the official opposition have to be the second largest party? If LibDems and SNP (for example) formed a pact post-election could they take on the official opposition role rather than Tories?
The second largest party in terms of seats. Not entirely sure what would happen if two parties got exactly the same number however?
Duckworth Lewis method is usedextra time and penalties?
Its up to the Speaker, tho received wisdom has it that it would go to whoever got more votes. Which is surprisingly reasonable.The second largest party in terms of seats. Not entirely sure what would happen if two parties got exactly the same number however?
There is legislation - the Ministerial and Salaries Act 1975 - that states the Leader of the Opposition (LOTO) is that of the party that has “the greatest numerical strength”. But it adds that:Question: Does the official opposition have to be the second largest party? If LibDems and SNP (for example) formed a pact post-election could they take on the official opposition role rather than Tories?
So if one party is clearly ahead then their leader is LOTO. But if it’s more complex - say, the Tories won 75 seats and the Lib Dems 73, and then two Alliance MPs from Northern Ireland said they’d sit with the Lib Dems - well the Speaker will have to get involved and make a call.“If any doubt arises as to which is or was at any material time the party in opposition to Her Majesty’s Government having the greatest numerical strength in the House of Commons, or as to who is or was at any material time the leader in that House of such a party, the question shall be decided for the purposes of this Act by the Speaker of the House of Commons, and his decision, certified in writing under his hand, shall be final and conclusive.”
Hell of a story here. The Labour candidate standing against Farage was ordered to leave the constituency and stop campaigning by Labour HQ
Apparently because he was getting too much positive media coverage. Didn't stop the party accepting a donation to his campaign though, despite them telling him to stop campaigning.
I regret to inform you that Sky News' election night programme is to be carried from the Sky Sports studio, and that means 360° tracking of.......oh, I'll let this clip show you
“That night when he got back from campaigning in Bentley he had calls from Labour HQ telling him to get out of town and never to come back. They were literally ringing his phone repeatedly. He was being hounded. He said he’d never known anything like it."
Looks like their servers are really struggling…(The link to Voice Online is very slow but it does open eventually)
Was there an official reason given? Last time Labour pulled a candidate was over Gaza wasn’t it ?Hell of a story here. The Labour candidate standing against Farage was ordered to leave the constituency and stop campaigning by Labour HQ
Apparently because he was getting too much positive media coverage. Didn't stop the party accepting a donation to his campaign though, despite them telling him to stop campaigning.