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fernandopartridge
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Didn't they announce the other week that they'd secured some funding for the demonstrator line from the station to town?
shmmeee
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I thought the original plan was the first line operational by next year? I assume that’s no longer the plan. At least a demonstration line would be something.
clint van damme
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There was a picture in the Telegraph a few days ago of Jim O'Boyle next to something that looked like a futuristic milk float, definitely going ahead.
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Who knew Rod Stewart was a closet socialist.
www.theguardian.com
Rod Stewart calls Sky News offering to pay for NHS hospital scans
Singer said the situation in UK was ‘so bad’ and it was time to ‘change the bloody government’
clint van damme
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See mad nad broke ministerial code by taking her talk TV gig.
Why do these vermin think rules don't apply to them?
Why do these vermin think rules don't apply to them?
shmmeee
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Because they’re rich and normally they don’t.
Grendel
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Well the actual truth is it wasn’t submitted for approval but it’s acknowledged it would have been approved - you can see Moggy Mogg soon as well
Jacob Rees-Mogg to host GB News show - BBC News
The former business secretary will "debate the hot topics of the day", the broadcaster confirmed.
www.bbc.co.uk
clint van damme
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Well the actual truth is it wasn’t submitted for approval but it’s acknowledged it would have been approved - you can see Moggy Mogg soon as well
Jacob Rees-Mogg to host GB News show - BBC News
The former business secretary will "debate the hot topics of the day", the broadcaster confirmed.
But it wasn't submitted, whether it would have been submitted or not is irrelevant, she thought she was above the rules, just like Johnson, just like Zahawi, the Williamson, just like Sunak just like Hancock and who knows how many others.
clint van damme
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Very true, sadly.
I can't believe more isn't being made of braying neanderthal Gullis' comments the other day.
I know no one really watches PMQs but I'm surprised it's not been blown up to something bigger.
An MP reacting to 200 missing children with with 'serves them right' ffs.
I suppose the Tories have just normalised that sort of thing.
I know no one really watches PMQs but I'm surprised it's not been blown up to something bigger.
An MP reacting to 200 missing children with with 'serves them right' ffs.
I suppose the Tories have just normalised that sort of thing.
clint van damme
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See they've voted through a bill to allow water companies to allowshit to be pumped into rivers and coastlines for another 15 years.
www.carvemag.com
Every UK MP who voted to ALLOW water companies to continue dumping RAW SEWAGE in rivers and the sea - Carvemag.com
List of shame
www.carvemag.com
skybluetony176
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Brexit bonus.See they've voted through a bill to allow water companies to allowshit to be pumped into rivers and coastlines for another 15 years.
Every UK MP who voted to ALLOW water companies to continue dumping RAW SEWAGE in rivers and the sea - Carvemag.com
List of shame
Sky Blue Pete
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He’ll be back in weeks
About time. If he had an ounce of decency he’d have resigned days ago
Sure I heard they’d released a statement saying he’s never had to pay a tax penalty
fernandopartridge
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He's a Conservative
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Clare Drakeford: Wife of Wales' FM Mark Drakeford dies suddenly
Clare Drakeford, the wife of Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford, has died suddenly aged 71.
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Grendel
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Clare Drakeford: Wife of Wales' FM Mark Drakeford dies suddenly
Clare Drakeford, the wife of Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford, has died suddenly aged 71.
unfortunately when the click on the replies it’s just not pleasant is it
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Well that's not on whoever it is.
Of course Drakeford isolated himself from his own family to protect them, anyway...
shmmeee
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Grendel
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Its more a take on how anything and everything on there ends up in some kind of mud slinging competition
Sky Blue Pete
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David O'Day
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lived in his shed
shmmeee
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Yeah Twitter replies are a cess pit
skybluetony176
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Well that's the end of that then. They wouldn't possibly lie would they
I might be wrong but I do see Sunak as having a bit more integrity than most of them*. If Johnson was asked that question he’d have said he’s had no penalties whether he knew for sure or not. I reckon Sunak went a way and double checked.
I’ve had a couple of penalties from hmrc both pence (literally both less than 50p) for a belated payment as I got payment dates wrong.
*awaits bombshell next week !!!
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He did the right thing by having the inquiry if zahawi was defending his position and got to the right conclusion. The fact zahawi should’ve just walked and was in the position of chancellor and then chair, is a different matter.
Hasn’t it only taken a couple of weeks from the newspaper article ? Obriens never happy, think he lives is a state of constant misery…unless he’s listening to his own voice
Sky Blue Pete
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If you follow the journalist who’s investigating it he’s been brilliant at setting Nadeem up by asking what he already knew and Nadeem has lied and obfuscated throughout the process