How often do you see the BBC interrupt the news to tell you who's top of the charts?No 1 itunes downloads. No1 Amazon downloads. No 1 global singles charts so played once on Capital radio last week(starmer edited out of lyrics and Artist name censored). No surprise not mentioned on BBC or plays and nowhere on official UK charts(67 actually).
I said it rarely happens now. I just fail to see how liberalising planning laws will result in communities with all the amenities - who is going to build them by choice when there's no money in it? Unless liberalise means let them do it cheap and shoddy and I don't see how that's better.
No 1 itunes downloads. No1 Amazon downloads. No 1 global singles charts so played once on Capital radio last week(starmer edited out of lyrics and Artist name censored). No surprise not mentioned on BBC or plays and nowhere on official UK charts(67 actually).
I always knew you’d be into furries.“Am I being hysterical? Look at all these other hysterical people!?”
Solid argument.
I only use Reddit for porn I’m afraid and I’m sadly aware it’s nothing like real life.
I always knew you’d be into furries.
Talk about a shambles. The government cuts WFA with the excuse that the worst affected will be able to claim pension credit.
Then they can't manage the surge of claimants for pension credit. So guess what, the poorest pensioners who relied on WFA will now go cold over Christmas.
And we have people who's only real justification for voting for Starmer was that he was at least competent.
Nope, turns out he's both a liar and incompetent.
More brainless, cowardly shite, by a government that's bound itself into the same fiscal nonsense that hasn't worked in the last few decades.
It's not austerity though, apparently.
Pensioners could miss out on Winter Fuel Payment this year
Tens of thousands of pensioners might not get their Winter Fuel Payments this year because of a backlog in processing claims.www.bbc.co.uk
They must have shifted all the civil servants over to the home office dealing with all those asylum claims!Talk about a shambles. The government cuts WFA with the excuse that the worst affected will be able to claim pension credit.
Then they can't manage the surge of claimants for pension credit. So guess what, the poorest pensioners who relied on WFA will now go cold over Christmas.
And we have people who's only real justification for voting for Starmer was that he was at least competent.
Nope, turns out he's both a liar and incompetent.
More brainless, cowardly shite, by a government that's bound itself into the same fiscal nonsense that hasn't worked in the last few decades.
It's not austerity though, apparently.
Pensioners could miss out on Winter Fuel Payment this year
Tens of thousands of pensioners might not get their Winter Fuel Payments this year because of a backlog in processing claims.www.bbc.co.uk
Oh no they've recruited 500 extra staff.sounds like this initiative has had a spillover to actual claim's that have been made in really good time, like back to spring, although who gets the blame for that as it was a different administration?They must have shifted all the civil servants over to the home office dealing with all those asylum claims!
And I wonder who’s been in chargeI’d say the country is hardly in the doldrums but there’s certainly been an ongoing decline over the last 15-20 years that’s got more acute in recent years…for the middle and working class.
I still dream he’ll be found out but I doubt itInteresting to watch the Question Time from Lincoln a few weeks ago where Farage was in full character lighting the touch paper on blaming immigrants for everything that’s wrong with the country.
The quite pathetic Labour minister and random Tory on there didn’t have a clue. Sleepwalking into a Reform government if neither party sorts itself out.
At the moment nothing will change under Starmer. As @Brighton Sky Blue says above, the country will sleepwalk into a Reform government.And I wonder who’s been in charge
Dig a little deeper and he makes contradictory points. Blames Labour for giving pay rises to the public sector but also wants immigration to come down when we rely heavily on foreign labour to work in the NHS and social care.I still dream he’ll be found out but I doubt it
Have always been told to run a mile from frauds offering simple solutions to complex problems but maybe that’s why I’m not rich
GallopAt the moment nothing will change under Starmer. As @Brighton Sky Blue says above, the country will sleepwalk into a Reform government.
They’re the least worst and certainly at best centrist but still contain left of centre individuals in the parliamentary partyDig a little deeper and he makes contradictory points. Blames Labour for giving pay rises to the public sector but also wants immigration to come down when we rely heavily on foreign labour to work in the NHS and social care.
There is a left wing argument to getting immigration down as a way of strengthening our economic and workforce security, but I haven’t heard Labour making it.
Wife and I were discussing how the cost of everything just continues to spiral while our income gets more squeezed and Labour just point to a slightly smaller deficit.At the moment nothing will change under Starmer. As @Brighton Sky Blue says above, the country will sleepwalk into a Reform government.
Need to be much braverWife and I were discussing how the cost of everything just continues to spiral while our income gets more squeezed and Labour just point to a slightly smaller deficit.
They don’t need a majority, just a plurality.I can't see with our electoral system a reform majority
Cos sunak is no longer in charge he sorted it outYes inflation is still going up,2.6% this morning.
I can't see with our electoral system a reform majority
I think it’s gonna happenMy goodness I agree with Grendel on something.
It's a Christmas miracle.
I think it’s gonna happen
The amount of people who are pig sick of authority is awful
New worldThere is an irony that the 16 - 18 voting idea will probably benefit Reform as they seem to have some sway with younger voters but it would be monumental for a party to achieve the number of seats needed from virtually ground zero
Perhaps not if the vote were split along the sort of lines it is now.There is an irony that the 16 - 18 voting idea will probably benefit Reform as they seem to have some sway with younger voters but it would be monumental for a party to achieve the number of seats needed from virtually ground zero
New world
Dig a little deeper and he makes contradictory points. Blames Labour for giving pay rises to the public sector but also wants immigration to come down when we rely heavily on foreign labour to work in the NHS and social care.
There is a left wing argument to getting immigration down as a way of strengthening our economic and workforce security, but I haven’t heard Labour making it.
I think it’s gonna happen
The amount of people who are pig sick of authority is awful
Yeah. The party is both anti-immigration and pro- big business/rich. But those to are incompatable. For business to make huge profits low-wage immigration is absolutely vital.Dig a little deeper and he makes contradictory points. Blames Labour for giving pay rises to the public sector but also wants immigration to come down when we rely heavily on foreign labour to work in the NHS and social care.
There is a left wing argument to getting immigration down as a way of strengthening our economic and workforce security, but I haven’t heard Labour making it.
Wouldn't put it past Boris.The only way they would have a hope is if they signed some big names from the Tory Party
OK, I'll bite. Why?Looks like the area by culworth court is going to get dramatically worse....
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