Originally posted by Brad
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Would also include in that getting rid of the current BBC Director-General Tim Davie (a known Tory) and installing somebody far more impartial into the role.Last edited by Nu-Eclipse; 13-07-2024, 15:13. -
Scrap BBC News for domestic news and contract out to an independent provider which has to be neutral. Job done.Comment
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One of the most disgusting things the Tories got away withComment
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The scale of the Tory demographic issue – 1 in 6 of their voters is likely to die by 2029.Comment
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With a bit of hard work and community spirit, we could get those numbers up.Comment
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If it keeps them out of power for a generation-plus, I'm totally okay with that.Originally posted by Protocol Penguin View PostComment
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No10 walks back the child benefit rumblesComment
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I don't know what the issue is, here.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
They've repeatedly said that they plan to eventually look at the cap, but not yet because it has to be properly costed and we can't afford it yet.Comment
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Likely impatience due to an expectation that Labour should be signing off on left-favouring policies from Day 1. It's 100% something that should be changed but all that usually is said is 'lift the cap', they will no doubt mean axe it whereas I imagine Starmer will be thinking 'lift it from 2 kids to 3 or 4' rather than removal.Comment
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People with 15 kids and no income don’t seem to realise we’ve put a lawyer in charge that’s actually going to check the numbers before signing off on budgets and policies, in a massive shock that shouldn’t be shocking anyone.Originally posted by QualityChimp View PostComment
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Braverman and her ilk should be roasted over the coals and have any consideration of them in any senior position in the party forever barred for being champions of such a ****show idea
Braverman is on LBC in an hours time but James Cleverley is already on saying that the figures from the report are an explicit Labour lie
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Of all the Labour policies, this is probably one that interested me the most.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
I'm concerned a lot of PPE-providers will suddenly liquidate themselves before any money can be recovered.
Dream solution would be they get money back for the failed track and trace, "bankrupt" businesses aren't allowed to trade again and Michelle Mone is sat in a jail somewhere.Comment
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