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Rambling rambler growing old not terribly gracefully

Well said - why on earth don’t labour shout about the stuff they’ve done

Claire S (UK not USA)

Ffs Labour MP's, enough with the Burnham's government is going to be bolder and make changes faster. This is what Starmer's Government achieved under 2 years, there's not much left for Burnham to do as 70+ out of 95 manifesto pledges have been delivered or are in progress.

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SI’m h an obvious concept

East Anglia Bylines

Ever climbed into a car that's been baking in the sun and wondered why our biggest car parks don't have roofs? The Government was considering exactly that. It has now quietly parked the idea. Here's why it matters.

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Reform are not strong - simply deliver for people It is simple but complicated by there being few resources

Bylines Network

Keir Starmer has resigned – but what could a new PM actually do differently against Reform UK? With the resignation of Keir Starmer, the next Labour Leader is faced with the difficult task of opposing a strong Reform UK northeastbylines.co.uk/news/nationa...

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What gibberish- where is the cash for investment and defence- the new man won’t last long

Bobby Dean MP

The next PM must focus relentlessly on the economy: 🏗️Go big on capital investment into homes, energy and transport. 💷Take on radical tax reform to incentivise job creation and growth. 🇪🇺Be brave enough to fix our relationship with the EU. The bolder the better.

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100% agree

AshfromEnfield

As a casual observer and actually educated here. Watching an honourable Man dragged down by his own Party is probably the most disgraceful I have have ever seen. Andy Burnham your Manoeuvres are of machiavellian proportions and Streeting is one Slippery little fucker and so Let’s see. Shame on U

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And it’ll make precious little difference- the press will hound him from day 3 He still needs to spend more on defence and there’s still no magic money tree The labour MPs need to grow up The government ministers need to look closely at themselves as they nearly all failed to deliver much

The Economist

In recent days Sir Keir Starmer has put on a brave face. But few believe he can hold out for long

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Such a good question - there’s no more money so they can have as many lofty ideas as they want but how can they do much more than Starmer

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One in six Britons think growth of Muslim population is ‘threat to UK culture’, study finds Majority say Muslims are as British as white non-Muslims, but hostile attitudes at risk of being normalised, says thinktank So the majority don’t see it as a problem That’s 5 out of 6!

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And his Iran deal really was an excellent deal

D. Earl Stephens

Not ONE scandal. Obama was (and is) a true gentleman who worked FOR Americans to help enrich their lives, not himself to pick their pockets. We were immeasurably better off thanks to his thoughtful, steady leadership.

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It’s also measured in US$ so a strange milestone / the wealth of historical figures would outstrip Musk - what about the maharajas weighed in precious stones each year. The Americans make big claims but not often based on fact.

Christopher Webb

Elon Musk, the world’s first trillionaire. And we know he does not do any philanthropic work. Imagine hoarding that much wealth while so many are suffering.

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They’ve got rid of most of the good journalists- hence the introduction of journalists from other publications to explore topics

Ian Birrell

The BBC is all over the place when it comes to news, sadly... totally lost confidence and direction despite many talented journalists

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The number of non private school pupils has declined too

Sam Freedman

DfE pupil data is out today and shows that the number of private school pupils has dropped 5.6% since VAT was introduced. Not 25% like the independent schools council predicted. Or the 50% we saw in some right-wing papers. 5.6%.

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