existentialist
Tired and unemotional
The whole thing was a tax loss scheme.They were a shit band though.
The whole thing was a tax loss scheme.They were a shit band though.
,Hoefully more welfare 'reform' will be on hold.
Thanks to your friends in the dup no doubt
I wish it was, I only wish it was.Bonkers
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Bonkers, just bonkers.
Could be Teresa May's special move once she fills up her power bar.Good name for a band btw.
Could be Teresa May's special move once she fills up her power bar.
Now that you should mention that...I don't discount awful Brexit negotiations giving them a second wind if they can blame the shit place we end up on the EU's desire to punish us. It could be their Falklands moment.
Today the tories performed a majestic double U-turn in the space of about 4 hours.
Downing Street U-turns on end to public sector pay cap
Today the tories performed a majestic double U-turn in the space of about 4 hours.
Downing Street U-turns on end to public sector pay cap
I'm not sure how this is classed as a u-turn?
I'm not sure how this is classed as a u-turn?
they signalled a u turn on the public sector pay cap - strongly hinting that it would be lifted. Then - a few hours later - presumably after some strong words from phillip hammond - they start briefing that the pay cap is staying afterall. A "W" turn in fact.
MPs vote to reject Labour's amendment to the Queen's speech calling for public sector pay cap to be lifted, by 323 votes to 309. All 10 DUP voted this down too. £1Billion well spent!
They would have won that vote without the ten DUP seats, wasn't that well spent
Add 10 to 309 and take 10 from 323...
As I read that article, the policy hadn't changed, merely saying they 'may' look at it. I've no doubt they'll relax it, but I very much doubt they'll do it until well after the Queen's speech as not to hand Corbyn a victory.
Tis the oddball nature of politics.
everyone else but you is seeing this as a double u-turn carried out in the space of an afternoon. Revealing a government at war with itself and being blown by events.
I just think to do a u-turn you have to state a change in policy and then reverse it. That article doesn't point to any change in policy - where is anyone from the government saying they'll scrap the pay cap?
I'm sure they will scrap it, at that point that would be a u-turn. IMHO