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i said "more than ever" its like their not even trying to hide it now as they know their times up and theirs no way back.Originally posted by fishbowlhead View PostComment
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Flood of English and maths resits expected amid tougher GCSE grading | GCSEs | The Guardian
BREAKING NEWS - Scheduled administrative task to be completed on the day it happens every year delivering shocking resutls outcomes that staggeringly fall exactly where they would typically be expected to.
Keep an eye on this one as it will dominate the headlines all day!
Rishi Sunak’s actions over wife’s shareholdings breached MPs’ code of conduct | Rishi Sunak | The Guardian
Another instance of how Sunak's Government is merely a continuation of the same corruption
Ofcom urged to investigate Virgin Media broadband contracts | Virgin Media | The Guardian
Virgin finds itself in the firing line for sharp price increases
Wilko to close ‘majority of stores’ with loss of thousands of jobs | Retail industry | The Guardian
Wilko stores will remain open for the time being but most will ultimately be shutteredComment
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Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostWhat a happy coincidence, for him that his wife's firm is now due to make a killing over his policy introduction, no conflict of interest here he didn't mean to make a load of money from it it was "inadvertent". I wish i could get some of these inadvertent cash injections in my life as all i seem to get is absolutely shafted constantly, it's almost like the odds are stacked against me.Parliament’s commissioner for standards said: “Having considered the information available to me, I have decided that the breach of the code appears to have been inadvertent. I confirm that the matter is now closed.”Last edited by Lebowski; 24-08-2023, 09:15.Comment
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Lockdowns and face masks ‘unequivocally’ cut spread of Covid, report finds | Coronavirus | The Guardian
THIS JUST IN - Lockdowns and Masks workComment
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That’s exactly what these so-called experts want you to believe. That’s how they control you.Comment
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True, we stopped COVID by burning down 5G towers.Comment
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Labour membership falls though the party income rises. Far as I can tell there's nothing really bad to this news, the peak membership came right in the midst of both parties getting an influx during the Get Brexit Done phase when the GE took place and loads of effort to reverse or defend it was going on so I'd be shocked if people didn't drift away again afterComment
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Unfair advantage. Those chess pieces are really heavy!Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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Lib Dems are to table a motion to oust Nadinne DorriesComment
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I guess its a social issue with men at the top level generally starting as young children.Originally posted by Zaki View PostComment
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This one's really thorny, because...Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
I mean, Nadine Dorries is being a prick. Everyone can see that. She hasn't functionally taken part in government for ages and she won't step down. She claims she's "working" when asked, but even the Dorries stuff I'm seeing can't even say what she's doing.
But at the same time, allowing MPs to strike off other MPs sets a dangerous precedent. It should be the befordshire voters that "gently but firmly" persuade her to resign. People have complained that Sunak hasn't removed her but, again, we probably don't want to give the PM that kind of power (though he could at least run her out of the Tory party).
I could say something very unkind here, relating to how the news has in the past commented on how she looks at (eugh) Boris Johnson... But nah.Comment
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It's a tight rope but it sounds like her local voters lack the means to oust her so given there's no sign she's doing her job and hasn't said she's changed her mind on resigning I hope they let it throughComment
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I kinda want to find out at what point they realise they do have the means. Like when you tighten a guitar string.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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Sunak is pathetically weak for not withdrawing the Conservative whip and everyone knows it. It would have been an easy win for him to do it, but instead he’s just left an open goal for opposition parties to have an easy win to show that he’s a very weak leader. It’s not a problem that was going to go away on its own and he could have sent a powerful message that he’s in control. At best, he looks like a chump who can’t read the room.Comment
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