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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away

All over the news

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

A lot of Sunday papers are saying this. Seen the online headline. If true it shows he admits defeat unbelievably easily.

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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away

Apparently home sec has called on him to go also

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

About time

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By *usan jonesTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Been talking about it all week on the station I listen to should burnham win will he go?

If he does then I have even less respect for him and that bar is very low

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By *orkchopperMan
3 weeks ago

horsham

Its all smoke and mirrors. Now Burnham won the locals, starmer will step down, Burnham will step in. People will see this as a win because starmer has gone, but its still the same regime, just fronted by a new face. Everything else will remain the same. Sure a few tweaks will be made here and there to start with so it appears they are trying to appease the masses, but what they give with one hand, they will take with the other in a slight of hand distraction method as its always been done by them and the conservatives over the last 30 odd years

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells


"Been talking about it all week on the station I listen to should burnham win will he go?

If he does then I have even less respect for him and that bar is very low "

Same here. It would just go to prove that he is a weak defeatist or perhaps hates the job of being PM and is just looking for a way out.

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By *obbleTV/TS
3 weeks ago

manchester

The thing is you all want to see labour out, but who do you want "in". Farage and his thugs, tax dodgers, failed Tories, and downright idiots(30p Lee) for instance. Be intersting who some on here would vote for.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"Been talking about it all week on the station I listen to should burnham win will he go?

If he does then I have even less respect for him and that bar is very low

Same here. It would just go to prove that he is a weak defeatist or perhaps hates the job of being PM and is just looking for a way out."

He’s definitely a very weak man that’s one thing that is certain

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By *rinity Rose McneilTV/TS
3 weeks ago

uttlesford, Essex

We live in hope

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By *idower67400Man
3 weeks ago

norwich


"The thing is you all want to see labour out, but who do you want "in". Farage and his thugs, tax dodgers, failed Tories, and downright idiots(30p Lee) for instance. Be intersting who some on here would vote for."

I want someone in who will get justice for the Tnousands of young girls and children victimised by he grooming gangs.

Burnham will throw all tnese victims under the bus. He knows who he has to grovel to.

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By *astDevonGuyMan
3 weeks ago

Seaton

Are the Sausages free yet ?

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

If he does cave in and go so quickly just be grateful the Russians didn't invade under his watch. Imagine his response:

"Yes Mr Putin. Of course you are your troops are welcome here. I'll disband our armed forces at once and hand all our military bases over to you. Nuclear installations the lot. I'll lock up all government ministers and MPs in high security prisons to save you the bother. Would you like me to stay on as tea-boy to the puppet government you are about to appoint?"

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By *xmareMan
3 weeks ago

Norwich

And after a month or two, Burnham will prove not to be the Saviour of Mankind, another climber will appear, the media and clickbait foundries will damn Burnham for not being (insert former PM here) or F*r*g*, and the whole damn thing will start over again. Groundhog day.

Trouble is, the main parties' policies are being driven by their desire to get re-elected next time*, rather than addressing the major problems the country has right now.

*though we can't discount the input of the big lobbyist/donors. The obscenely rich are always with us.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"If he does cave in and go so quickly just be grateful the Russians didn't invade under his watch. Imagine his response:

"Yes Mr Putin. Of course you are your troops are welcome here. I'll disband our armed forces at once and hand all our military bases over to you. Nuclear installations the lot. I'll lock up all government ministers and MPs in high security prisons to save you the bother. Would you like me to stay on as tea-boy to the puppet government you are about to appoint?""

😂😂 tbh I’m surprised he never handed the Falkland Islands over to the Argies in fact I’m sure if ever the Argies decided to try and take them him and his pathetic weak cronies would back down and go into hiding

Pathetic sorry excuse of a man he’s embarrassing

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster

I don't see anyone else doing better dealt similar cards.

Not over impressed with Starmer but don't feel enough that he should step away from the mandate given a couple of years ago...people are in fantasy land thinking change is easy...and quick.

I think it does show what the others are like...the people around are disloyal and untrustworthy just like what happened in the Tory party...cowards jumping ship at slightest opportunity.. concerned about their own egos rather than the country they are supposed to serve. If anything has put me off labour it's what those around Starmer have shown themselves to be. But perhaps most politicians are similar?

People are talking about strength and leadership but Streeting Burnham and all, don't even have the power of conviction to call a leadership vote. They're weak enough to wait for him to step down just so they don't look bad or being the ones who get accused of causing infighting or bringing chaos.

Dont even have the backbone to start it themselves lol

If you've got that much of the power of your convictions... stand up...don't wait for the easy option of Starmer standing down.

Real cowards.

Part of me wants a change whether I feel Starmer deserves it or not, and see the others struggle, and things go to shit..see what a lack of loyalty and unity looks like....perhaps to try and look unified they'll have Starmer in the cabinet and he can behave like they have?

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)

Once again we're seeing political journalists driving the fuckin' narrative.

There's too much game playing and too little proper governing. Chris Mason is a nerdy wanker.

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster


"Once again we're seeing political journalists driving the fuckin' narrative.

There's too much game playing and too little proper governing. Chris Mason is a nerdy wanker."

👍

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By *G602Man
3 weeks ago

South Hants

"Once again we're seeing political journalists driving the fuckin' narrative.

There's too much game playing and too little proper governing. Chris Mason is a nerdy wanker."

I think I heard CM state that we had no w clocked up the same number of PMs in the same period as the Italians - its that bad!

I'm afraid its not the fourth estate or, indeed, any other 'they' dragging the place, in the worst case, downhill into a UK version of MAGA. Vote out an effective centre left and you feed the populists. If you really fuck this up you can turn immigrant hotel yobs into I.C.E.

Ask not for whom the bell tolls....

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By *hitesageMan
3 weeks ago

withywood

Really, that sounds like a good idea never liked the person. He was never a good MP.

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By *hristoffortopMan
3 weeks ago

thurso

Hope he takes his chancellor with him, I reckon streeting will get that job or foreign secretary a deal will be done if not already,

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By *aucey04TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Bletchingley

Totally agree that he was not the best but at least he tried NOT to increase our Borrowing

BUT

I with the former Mayor of Manchester I have grave concerns that we are heading straight to the 'frying Pan' / 'Fire' scenario

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By *exy_bottomTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Flitwick


"Been talking about it all week on the station I listen to should burnham win will he go?

If he does then I have even less respect for him and that bar is very low

Same here. It would just go to prove that he is a weak defeatist or perhaps hates the job of being PM and is just looking for a way out."

That sounds more like Farage's appeoach to poliyics, certainly his time as an MEP is anything to go by.

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By *ooking for sexy funMan
3 weeks ago

Taunton


"Are the Sausages free yet ?"

Mine is

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By *astDevonGuyMan
3 weeks ago

Seaton


"Are the Sausages free yet ?

Mine is "

That’s good to hear 👹

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By *ishop666Man
3 weeks ago

ls19

I like sasusages lol

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By *avewill1Man
3 weeks ago

melksham

Nothing chamges. More taxes to give out to give the those who wont work. Thats where the votes are

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Bedford

Well then eyebrows have to go xx

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By *mudgeMan
3 weeks ago

NEWBURY


"Nothing chamges. More taxes to give out to give the those who wont work. Thats where the votes are"

Yep totally agree sod the people who work

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By * fit guysCouple (MM)
3 weeks ago

Sunderland


"The thing is you all want to see labour out, but who do you want "in". Farage and his thugs, tax dodgers, failed Tories, and downright idiots(30p Lee) for instance. Be intersting who some on here would vote for.

I want someone in who will get justice for the Tnousands of young girls and children victimised by he grooming gangs.

Burnham will throw all tnese victims under the bus. He knows who he has to grovel to."

What would justice look like?

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Bedford

We shall see either way for the moment, its pissed on nigels cornflakes. Xx

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By *ttmcdguyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

mk

Why get excited over that gobshite resigning? It’s still Labour at the helm causing chaos in its wake !

Granted there isn’t much of a choice as opposition

But the fact that labour have admittedly made mistakes and god knows how many U turns is testament they haven’t got a clue how to run a government!

Labour (starmar) lied pre election on live tv he stated Labour had a plan to defeat the cost of living crisis within months!

We are now into years the cost of living is now worse and the national debt is evan greater !

I challenge someone to name 1 single policy Labour have implemented from their pre election manifesto ? And then 1 policy that has actually benefited the working people of the uk?

I will say labour inherited a shower of shit from the tories , but instead of clearing it up they just shit on top of it ! Now all we have is a massive pile of shit !

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

.

Can Larry the Cat be Prime minister..is there any law against him standing( but not on the couch )

Id vote for him.."Larry Larry "

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By *luvnylonstockingsTV/TS
3 weeks ago

portsmouth

He should fuck them up and call a snap election

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By *ublatMan
3 weeks ago

Plymouth

I would love to see starmer drive to the Palace tommorrow and call a general election and get his own back.

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By *eepeter4Man
3 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Nothing chamges. More taxes to give out to give the those who wont work. Thats where the votes are"
Simple solution to that no job no vote .

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster

Wouldn't surprise me that if Burnham gets in there'll be plenty of left of the party getting cabinet jobs

Almost like a labour left coup lol

A left labour couldn't win with the electorate so do it this way.

Like it or loathe it...Starmer stood in an election to be leader of the labour party. The labour party came up with it's manifesto and pledges.

The electorate voted them in with a landslide victory two years ago.

Whoever leads should follow that mandate...maybe some fine tuning, changing priorities, better communication...but should still be the same theme.

If it differs they should call an election.

And part of me wishes that at the next election the floor gets wiped with them.

That's why they're trying to hang on for Starmer to go rather than stand up and activate the process.

Back stabbing cowards who don't want the buck stopping with them if it goes to shit, when they can be accused of instigating it.

If Starmer is made to go they can say...I didn't cause anything I just stood for election when the position had already become vacant.

Looks more like a coup every day lol

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By *ttmcdguyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

mk


"Wouldn't surprise me that if Burnham gets in there'll be plenty of left of the party getting cabinet jobs

Almost like a labour left coup lol

A left labour couldn't win with the electorate so do it this way.

Like it or loathe it...Starmer stood in an election to be leader of the labour party. The labour party came up with it's manifesto and pledges.

The electorate voted them in with a landslide victory two years ago.

Whoever leads should follow that mandate...maybe some fine tuning, changing priorities, better communication...but should still be the same theme.

If it differs they should call an election.

And part of me wishes that at the next election the floor gets wiped with them.

That's why they're trying to hang on for Starmer to go rather than stand up and activate the process.

Back stabbing cowards who don't want the buck stopping with them if it goes to shit, when they can be accused of instigating it.

If Starmer is made to go they can say...I didn't cause anything I just stood for election when the position had already become vacant.

Looks more like a coup every day lol

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What have Labour implemented from their pre election manifesto?

Tell me 1 single thing that since labour took power has made the tax payers life easier?

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By *usan 749ukTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Bangor


"I would love to see starmer drive to the Palace tommorrow and call a general election and get his own back."

That would be so funny 😆

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By *ttmcdguyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

mk


"Wouldn't surprise me that if Burnham gets in there'll be plenty of left of the party getting cabinet jobs

Almost like a labour left coup lol

A left labour couldn't win with the electorate so do it this way.

Like it or loathe it...Starmer stood in an election to be leader of the labour party. The labour party came up with it's manifesto and pledges.

The electorate voted them in with a landslide victory two years ago.

Whoever leads should follow that mandate...maybe some fine tuning, changing priorities, better communication...but should still be the same theme.

If it differs they should call an election.

And part of me wishes that at the next election the floor gets wiped with them.

That's why they're trying to hang on for Starmer to go rather than stand up and activate the process.

Back stabbing cowards who don't want the buck stopping with them if it goes to shit, when they can be accused of instigating it.

If Starmer is made to go they can say...I didn't cause anything I just stood for election when the position had already become vacant.

Looks more like a coup every day lol

What have Labour implemented from their pre election manifesto?

Tell me 1 single thing that since labour took power has made the tax payers life easier? "

Let me just say this

So Labour (starmar!) announced digital id cards (that flopped!) yet answer me why i booked a weekend caravan holiday in the uk and had to provide a digital id check before I could book it

Being self employed I work for several different companies and often get paid via umbrella companies

So 1 in particular has now stated I need to provide a copy of my passport and selfie id to prove that I’m British and got the right to work in my own country

The country I was born in the country I own a house in the country I have paid taxes to for 35 years

And to add salt to that particular wound it’s an Irish umbrella company!

Sum it up I have to prove I have the right to work in the uk to a EU company!

Back handed snidey labour introduced digital id through the back door ! Without anyone noticing!

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"Wouldn't surprise me that if Burnham gets in there'll be plenty of left of the party getting cabinet jobs

Almost like a labour left coup lol

A left labour couldn't win with the electorate so do it this way.

Like it or loathe it...Starmer stood in an election to be leader of the labour party. The labour party came up with it's manifesto and pledges.

The electorate voted them in with a landslide victory two years ago.

Whoever leads should follow that mandate...maybe some fine tuning, changing priorities, better communication...but should still be the same theme.

If it differs they should call an election.

And part of me wishes that at the next election the floor gets wiped with them.

That's why they're trying to hang on for Starmer to go rather than stand up and activate the process.

Back stabbing cowards who don't want the buck stopping with them if it goes to shit, when they can be accused of instigating it.

If Starmer is made to go they can say...I didn't cause anything I just stood for election when the position had already become vacant.

Looks more like a coup every day lol

What have Labour implemented from their pre election manifesto?

Tell me 1 single thing that since labour took power has made the tax payers life easier?

Let me just say this

So Labour (starmar!) announced digital id cards (that flopped!) yet answer me why i booked a weekend caravan holiday in the uk and had to provide a digital id check before I could book it

Being self employed I work for several different companies and often get paid via umbrella companies

So 1 in particular has now stated I need to provide a copy of my passport and selfie id to prove that I’m British and got the right to work in my own country

The country I was born in the country I own a house in the country I have paid taxes to for 35 years

And to add salt to that particular wound it’s an Irish umbrella company!

Sum it up I have to prove I have the right to work in the uk to a EU company!

Back handed snidey labour introduced digital id through the back door ! Without anyone noticing!

"

Well said and so true

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By *oosterladMan
3 weeks ago

ipswich


"I would love to see starmer drive to the Palace tommorrow and call a general election and get his own back."

His bosses at Davos and the WEF wont let him quit till his UK destruction task is complete. If he does Burnham will accelerate it for them.

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By *ttmcdguyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

mk

Let’s be brutally honest about it

Doesn’t make a difference who heads up Labour

They got 2 more years to bring on the total collapse of the uk and then they are done !

There isn’t a working taxpaying citizen that would waste a vote on the shower of shit ever again

By far the worst government I have seen or experienced in my life !

King Charlie should be ashamed he allows such a shambles continue!

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

I'd let him prolapse my arse

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"Let’s be brutally honest about it

Doesn’t make a difference who heads up Labour

They got 2 more years to bring on the total collapse of the uk and then they are done !

There isn’t a working taxpaying citizen that would waste a vote on the shower of shit ever again

By far the worst government I have seen or experienced in my life !

King Charlie should be ashamed he allows such a shambles continue! "

Agree 👍

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By *oosterladMan
3 weeks ago

ipswich

Hes going to pay tax now too!

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By *ocbigMan
3 weeks ago

Birmingham


"Wouldn't surprise me that if Burnham gets in there'll be plenty of left of the party getting cabinet jobs

Almost like a labour left coup lol

A left labour couldn't win with the electorate so do it this way.

Like it or loathe it...Starmer stood in an election to be leader of the labour party. The labour party came up with it's manifesto and pledges.

The electorate voted them in with a landslide victory two years ago.

Whoever leads should follow that mandate...maybe some fine tuning, changing priorities, better communication...but should still be the same theme.

If it differs they should call an election.

And part of me wishes that at the next election the floor gets wiped with them.

That's why they're trying to hang on for Starmer to go rather than stand up and activate the process.

Back stabbing cowards who don't want the buck stopping with them if it goes to shit, when they can be accused of instigating it.

If Starmer is made to go they can say...I didn't cause anything I just stood for election when the position had already become vacant.

Looks more like a coup every day lol

What have Labour implemented from their pre election manifesto?

Tell me 1 single thing that since labour took power has made the tax payers life easier?

Let me just say this

So Labour (starmar!) announced digital id cards (that flopped!) yet answer me why i booked a weekend caravan holiday in the uk and had to provide a digital id check before I could book it

Being self employed I work for several different companies and often get paid via umbrella companies

So 1 in particular has now stated I need to provide a copy of my passport and selfie id to prove that I’m British and got the right to work in my own country

The country I was born in the country I own a house in the country I have paid taxes to for 35 years

And to add salt to that particular wound it’s an Irish umbrella company!

Sum it up I have to prove I have the right to work in the uk to a EU company!

Back handed snidey labour introduced digital id through the back door ! Without anyone noticing!

"

Could it be EU rules? Another Brexit bonus?

I genuinely don’t know, just wondering out loud.

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells


"I would love to see starmer drive to the Palace tommorrow and call a general election and get his own back."

Can't happen. I believe parliament has to approve its own dissolution nowadays and those chickens won't be voting for KFC.

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By *arlos 0511Man
3 weeks ago

Manchester


"Let’s be brutally honest about it

Doesn’t make a difference who heads up Labour

They got 2 more years to bring on the total collapse of the uk and then they are done !

There isn’t a working taxpaying citizen that would waste a vote on the shower of shit ever again

By far the worst government I have seen or experienced in my life !

King Charlie should be ashamed he allows such a shambles continue! "


" I'm no labour advocate but I can think of worse leadership in recent times. Truss, Kwarteng. Johnson, Javid, Sunak, Zahawi although I thought Sunak did a decent job during covid.

British politics is up shit creek. I can't put any faith in any party these days. It's like choosing from the last 5 players who haven't yet been picked for a school football match.....they're all shit. "

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By *einmeMan
3 weeks ago

Comber

If he does just go, instead of having a planned hand-over, despite pledging to put the country first, he will leave us, domestically and internationally, without 'a hand on the tiller'. Although the absurdly long summer break must be due soon ?!

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By *manMan
3 weeks ago

wiltshire near stapleford


"Let’s be brutally honest about it

Doesn’t make a difference who heads up Labour

They got 2 more years to bring on the total collapse of the uk and then they are done !

There isn’t a working taxpaying citizen that would waste a vote on the shower of shit ever again

By far the worst government I have seen or experienced in my life !

King Charlie should be ashamed he allows such a shambles continue! "

No where near as bad as Boris followed by Liz Truss...they ruined the country in a very short time. Short memory some people have

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By *ello 1000Man
3 weeks ago

Lincolnshire

Not seen farage since Thursday

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By *tmguylookingMan
3 weeks ago

Chesterfield

I'm not sure why people want Starmer to go, he's doing a pretty decent job. Ok he's made mistakes, just like every other PM. We all knew it was gonna be a few years of bad news before we started to see any benefits, especially after the total mess the Tories left us in. Lets face it, the press were calling for him to go before he even set foot into no10. I know I'd rather have a steady PM who just gets on with it than a showboater who is all talk and no trousers.

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By *ello 1000Man
3 weeks ago

Lincolnshire


"I'm not sure why people want Starmer to go, he's doing a pretty decent job. Ok he's made mistakes, just like every other PM. We all knew it was gonna be a few years of bad news before we started to see any benefits, especially after the total mess the Tories left us in. Lets face it, the press were calling for him to go before he even set foot into no10. I know I'd rather have a steady PM who just gets on with it than a showboater who is all talk and no trousers."

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By *ttmcdguyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

mk


"Let’s be brutally honest about it

Doesn’t make a difference who heads up Labour

They got 2 more years to bring on the total collapse of the uk and then they are done !

There isn’t a working taxpaying citizen that would waste a vote on the shower of shit ever again

By far the worst government I have seen or experienced in my life !

King Charlie should be ashamed he allows such a shambles continue! No where near as bad as Boris followed by Liz Truss...they ruined the country in a very short time. Short memory some people have "

Obviously you are the person who has the short memory!

Let me recap for you

Cameron brought about brexit

Terresa may was walked over by eu

Ain’t got a clue wtf truss was smoking

Borris stepped in to get brexit done (with the shittest deal ever)

Then Covid hit (was that borriss fault?)

Then sunak (a deserting sinking ship rat!) stepped up after being rejected 3 times ! (And might I add that sunak resigned to distance himself from party gate in downing street(but came back when he saw another chance))

I’m no torrie fan either !

But tories got linched by labour because of the backhand lies and corruption

And then Labour go on to mirror the tories in every aspect!

That pretty much sums up the short memory!

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By *irralGuy20Man
3 weeks ago

Wirral


"Been talking about it all week on the station I listen to should burnham win will he go?

If he does then I have even less respect for him and that bar is very low

Same here. It would just go to prove that he is a weak defeatist or perhaps hates the job of being PM and is just looking for a way out.

He’s definitely a very weak man that’s one thing that is certain "

Not necessarily, he stood up to Trump when few others did. He has been let down massively by Labours Comms team in all this, they're an absolute fuckin disgrace.

After 14 years of Tory total mismanagement a new government should've been given a 'untouchable' period by mainstream media to try and turn things around but 3 weeks after election we had the Southport incident and he and his team handled it embarrassingly badly - he was fucked from that moment on.

I personally think he is a good man and would have him everyday of the week ahead of the 5 shysters who proceeded him.

(Just my opinion)

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By *oolpeteMan
3 weeks ago

Chesterfield

A good man but not a leader or politically astute xx

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester

He's got no real values or principles.

He showed up at Southport, said all the comforting words, and followed it up with fuck all.

Tell me one thing he did for the young child sector that helped.

I know it well and there's just nothing.

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By *opmaster62Man
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Just go. And take Fuhrage with you

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By *ometimes cd300Man
3 weeks ago

leics

Id imagine his wife has spent the weekend starting packing.

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By *leepflowerMan
3 weeks ago

Leek


"I would love to see starmer drive to the Palace tommorrow and call a general election and get his own back.

His bosses at Davos and the WEF wont let him quit till his UK destruction task is complete. If he does Burnham will accelerate it for them."

How are tinfoil sales in Ipswich?

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By *obbleTV/TS
3 weeks ago

manchester

Vote for farage peeps, see where you end up then. Good luck.

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By *stronomiqueMan
3 weeks ago

Fylde


"I'd let him prolapse my arse "

Dont worry...he will prolapse all our arses once he totally shafts tbe Country.

All I can say to you is ..you must be easily pleased

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"Vote for farage peeps, see where you end up then. Good luck."

Farage can reform my arse with his cock any day

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By *hyguy62Man
3 weeks ago

Brentwood


"Its all smoke and mirrors. Now Burnham won the locals, starmer will step down, Burnham will step in. People will see this as a win because starmer has gone, but its still the same regime, just fronted by a new face. Everything else will remain the same. Sure a few tweaks will be made here and there to start with so it appears they are trying to appease the masses, but what they give with one hand, they will take with the other in a slight of hand distraction method as its always been done by them and the conservatives over the last 30 odd years "

That sounds about right lol xx

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By *dam6969Man
3 weeks ago

Aylesbury

Won't make a difference as labour are all about giving people on benefits more money letting more immigrants in this country and penalisings the people who who we are the ones that are worse off every time there's a budget

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

He’s gone 😁

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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away


"He’s gone 😁"

I should have put a bet on yesterday

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"He’s gone 😁

I should have put a bet on yesterday "

😁 I don’t think you’d have got brilliant odds mind 😬

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By *KBottom25Man
3 weeks ago

London

Very sad day for the UK

Populist politics 1

The UK economy 0

7 PMs in 10 years

What is needed is stability not playing fiddle to the social media manipulation

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By *astersteve906Man
3 weeks ago

Near Lutterworth


"Won't make a difference as labour are all about giving people on benefits more money letting more immigrants in this country and penalisings the people who who we are the ones that are worse off every time there's a budget "

Typical tory view, in fact Rishi raised benefits knowing he couldn't win the general election and immigration peaked during his reign.

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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away


"

7 PMs in 10 years

"

This is the important stat.

Our politics system is failing.

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By *urvMan
3 weeks ago

christchurch Dorset

Bye Bye

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells


"He’s gone 😁"

Going rather than gone. At least he hasn't stood down immediately and let that buffoon Lammy take over as interim PM.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

Let be honest here it’s embarrassing how badly run our country has become over the past few years

Other countries must just sit back and laugh at us

Why we can’t just find a stable level headed leader who will put the country first and make sure the working people and OAPs are respected and supported is beyond me 🤷🏻

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

Being a bit of a cynic I am now wondering how long the new prime minister will last. Chances are it with be Burnham but not guaranteed. One thing for certain is that the press, media and other politicians will already be sharpening their knives ready for the new incumbent of No 10.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"Very sad day for the UK

Populist politics 1

The UK economy 0

7 PMs in 10 years

What is needed is stability not playing fiddle to the social media manipulation "

Starmer was awful.

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By *1CrowMan
3 weeks ago

Sandhurst

Anyway, it's good to see tactical voters defeating frog-faced fascist Farage in several by-elections.

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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away


"Being a bit of a cynic I am now wondering how long the new prime minister will last. Chances are it with be Burnham but not guaranteed. One thing for certain is that the press, media and other politicians will already be sharpening their knives ready for the new incumbent of No 10."

The Labour Party will view Burnham as their best chance to beat Farage at the next election.

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By *4BearsMan
3 weeks ago

Stalybridge, East Manchester


"Being a bit of a cynic I am now wondering how long the new prime minister will last. Chances are it with be Burnham but not guaranteed. One thing for certain is that the press, media and other politicians will already be sharpening their knives ready for the new incumbent of No 10."

This is my gripe too, and I also feel annoyingly conflicted internally

What's the point in a PM if we don't give them (/their party) time to actually do their jobs*?

Do we just keep going through a new person every year until the country is magically fixed?

*Excluding the iceberg that was Truss, of course

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By *ayPonty1Man
3 weeks ago

Pontypridd

We have had so many PMs because we have a generation of ineffective, centrist robots. All career politicians.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"Anyway, it's good to see tactical voters defeating frog-faced fascist Farage in several by-elections."

Farage will win a GE.

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By *ayPonty1Man
3 weeks ago

Pontypridd

Imagine voting just to keep one party out and ending up with an even worse one. How stupid is that.

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By *DC2000Man
3 weeks ago

Coningsby

Yet another PM coming up.

I wonder if he/she will do a May and hold a general election to find out if they have the backing of the voters, despite having a huge majority?

Btw, it's a rhetorical question. I don't think Burnham or whoever is that daft. But then again....

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By *ary1066Man
3 weeks ago

Preston

Starmer to quit on Monday

I think labour should keep two tier starmer,

Friday I will not resign

Saturday I stay for the good of the country

Sunday I will fight in a leadership contest

Monday i resign

I need this guy to stay as in my 60 odd years I have never seen a politicians policies and decisions U turn so fast that there is a strong possibility that he reaches critical velocity and boldly go’s where few or so we’re told have gone before .

Up his own arse

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"Yet another PM coming up.

I wonder if he/she will do a May and hold a general election to find out if they have the backing of the voters, despite having a huge majority?

Btw, it's a rhetorical question. I don't think Burnham or whoever is that daft. But then again.... "

I’d be amazed if they call a general election as they know that Reform would stand a very good chance of winning

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester

The people of Makerfield will be chuffed.

They decide it all now, dontcha know..

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By *DC2000Man
3 weeks ago

Coningsby


"Starmer to quit on Monday

I think labour should keep two tier starmer,

Friday I will not resign

Saturday I stay for the good of the country

Sunday I will fight in a leadership contest

Monday i resign

I need this guy to stay as in my 60 odd years I have never seen a politicians policies and decisions U turn so fast that there is a strong possibility that he reaches critical velocity and boldly go’s where few or so we’re told have gone before .

Up his own arse"

Remember Truss in the Commons? "I'm a stayer, not a quitter!". And then....

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By *ighway expressMan
3 weeks ago

Campbeltown

General Election? Depends if Burnham , ( if indeed, it is even him who succeeds Starmer, you can bet your bottom dollar the anti Burnham factions will be beavering away in the background, ) wants to honour the '24 manifesto. His recent pronouncements suggest he's not enthusiastic.

So if he wants to offer his own agenda, and reject Starmer's manifesto, then a General Election looks on the cards...

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By *ayPonty1Man
3 weeks ago

Pontypridd

Truss was forced out by a centrist coup. The result? We got Starmer and now an even more useless w@nker.

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By *xmareMan
3 weeks ago

Norwich

Who calls themselves PM isn't really so important except for one thing: he must have the strength of personality to get his huge majority to work together. Otherwise it isn't a huge majority at all.

The real priority is to terminate Reeves. We don't need an semiqualified accountant/book-keeper, we need a crafty and devious manipulator with genuine experience of high finance.

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By *edic 01Man
3 weeks ago

Bedworth

The only one I have great respect for is Margaret Thatcher I was lucky being brought up under her reign I came from working class background went to university did very from her period these days I don't even vote it makes little odds to me who is in

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By *ayPonty1Man
3 weeks ago

Pontypridd


"Who calls themselves PM isn't really so important except for one thing: he must have the strength of personality to get his huge majority to work together. Otherwise it isn't a huge majority at all.

The real priority is to terminate Reeves. We don't need an semiqualified accountant/book-keeper, we need a crafty and devious manipulator with genuine experience of high finance."

Since most Labour politicians are all public sector drones or tick-box politicians I think we all will be disappointed.

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By *uy near ArundelMan
3 weeks ago

Nr Arundel

Well he's done it

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By *lexieMan
3 weeks ago

Just north of Southampton

Becoming a PM is one thing, being a PM is another! Starmer gave the impression of sitting on his hands for far too long as he wrestled with Blarites and socialists within this so called Labour party! As Harold Wilson once famously said "If you can't ride two horses at once, you shouldn't be in the circus!" Starmer couldn't, and won't be for much longer!

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

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By *3versMan
3 weeks ago

glasgow


"The only one I have great respect for is Margaret Thatcher I was lucky being brought up under her reign I came from working class background went to university did very from her period these days I don't even vote it makes little odds to me who is in"

The one who brought in Section 28 - yeah right

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester

Give it a few weeks.

Nobody will care about this failure and his departure.

Just another entry in the political scrap book.

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By *xmareMan
3 weeks ago

Norwich


"

Since most Labour politicians are all public sector drones or tick-box politicians I think we all will be disappointed."

That goes without saying, but thank you for saying it. Though it's not just Labour that suffers from tick-box politicians...or private sector drones...

The underlying problem being that the route to promotion from your nice warm seat in the Commons runs through an Oxbridge PPE degree or a legal qualification. PPE doesn't actually confer an understanding of politics, philosophy or economics. It's just a meal ticket. Having a lot of MPs from legal backgrounds seems to have resulted only in a huge increase in unnecessary legislation, with insufficient scrutiny, at that.

The criteria for entry to this comfortable club need radically to be changed.

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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away


"Who calls themselves PM isn't really so important except for one thing: he must have the strength of personality to get his huge majority to work together. Otherwise it isn't a huge majority at all.

The real priority is to terminate Reeves. We don't need an semiqualified accountant/book-keeper, we need a crafty and devious manipulator with genuine experience of high finance."

If it's Burnham, do you think he'd pick Streeting as chancellor?

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

Burnham will be seen as the party's best chance of recovering and perhaps going on to win a general election. Also the best chance of luring the so-called working class away from Reform. However he will have his work cut out.

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By *arla999Man
3 weeks ago

glasgow


"Becoming a PM is one thing, being a PM is another! Starmer gave the impression of sitting on his hands for far too long as he wrestled with Blarites and socialists within this so called Labour party! As Harold Wilson once famously said "If you can't ride two horses at once, you shouldn't be in the circus!" Starmer couldn't, and won't be for much longer! "

Harold wilson's quote was 3 horses not two

The quote about two horses was the song from Asking Alexandria band

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

I’ve read his speech on BBC News - he talks about how well the government has done the last couple of years and that the country is a better place than it was before blah blah.

Frankly, the country doesn’t feel like it at all. It feels just as depressing, unstable, unfair and unsafe of not more so.

I seem to remember that after Labour were elected, the honeymoon period lasted about two weeks before the first controversy or u-turn happened.

By all means elect a new leader and see how he or she does, but this happened in the Conservative Party three times and things did not improve.

There has to be a major change in how UK politics, the parliamentary system and the voting system works.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"The only one I have great respect for is Margaret Thatcher I was lucky being brought up under her reign I came from working class background went to university did very from her period these days I don't even vote it makes little odds to me who is in"

The woman that f**ked over the “ Working Class” especially in the North and North East in particular it took years for us to recover from it some parts of the North East are still suffering from it

Yes she did well with regards to the Falklands conflict but she hated the average working class man

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By *xmareMan
3 weeks ago

Norwich


"Who calls themselves PM isn't really so important except for one thing: he must have the strength of personality to get his huge majority to work together. Otherwise it isn't a huge majority at all.

The real priority is to terminate Reeves. We don't need an semiqualified accountant/book-keeper, we need a crafty and devious manipulator with genuine experience of high finance.

If it's Burnham, do you think he'd pick Streeting as chancellor?"

Devious manipulator, maybe, but East End wide boy would be nearer the truth. Confused allegiances and no economics background at all. Hope not.

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

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Starmer resigns same day as a red warning issued..coincidence?

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By *tephen_b50Man
3 weeks ago

Bristol


"Who calls themselves PM isn't really so important except for one thing: he must have the strength of personality to get his huge majority to work together. Otherwise it isn't a huge majority at all.

The real priority is to terminate Reeves. We don't need an semiqualified accountant/book-keeper, we need a crafty and devious manipulator with genuine experience of high finance.

If it's Burnham, do you think he'd pick Streeting as chancellor?

Devious manipulator, maybe, but East End wide boy would be nearer the truth. Confused allegiances and no economics background at all. Hope not."

Streeting is deep in the pockets of various private "healthcare" providers.

He's always struck me as the kind of spiv who would defraud impoverished pensioners out of their life savings by selling them defective double glazing, or timeshare apartments in Kyiv, without a moment's compunction or regret.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

As I’ve said before the moment he shit on our pensioners with regards to the winter fuel allowance was the very moment he was finished as PM

One group of people you do not shit on and show a lack of support and respect for is our pensioners which is exactly what he did

He’s a weak spineless man who will go down in history as Labours shortest serving PM which is definitely not something you would want to be remembered for

Good bloody riddance to him 😁

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By *1CrowMan
3 weeks ago

Sandhurst

Rich boomers did not need a winter fuel allowance.

It was never taken away from the poorest pensioners.

No pensioner died, whereas Boris Johnson's government caused the death of thousands of old folk in care homes during COVID.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"As I’ve said before the moment he shit on our pensioners with regards to the winter fuel allowance was the very moment he was finished as PM

One group of people you do not shit on and show a lack of support and respect for is our pensioners which is exactly what he did

He’s a weak spineless man who will go down in history as Labours shortest serving PM which is definitely not something you would want to be remembered for

Good bloody riddance to him 😁"

Eh true, but at least he made life harder for troons. That endeared me to him. Can't be doing with that nonsense

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"Rich boomers did not need a winter fuel allowance.

It was never taken away from the poorest pensioners.

No pensioner died, whereas Boris Johnson's government caused the death of thousands of old folk in care homes during COVID."

And yeah this. I have an family member who moaned that kier took away they're free money. They worked all their lives have more money than most. It's just pure greed.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"Rich boomers did not need a winter fuel allowance.

It was never taken away from the poorest pensioners.

No pensioner died, whereas Boris Johnson's government caused the death of thousands of old folk in care homes during COVID."

I saw it first hand how it affected some of the pensioners so don’t give me that crap

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By *1CrowMan
3 weeks ago

Sandhurst

Cool story bro

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"Cool story bro"

It’s the truth

But hey I’m not going to argue with you I’ve got better things to do with my time

Enjoy your day

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By *1CrowMan
3 weeks ago

Sandhurst

No one died.

Enjoy the rest of your day. Xx

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"No one died.

Enjoy the rest of your day. Xx"

You too mate it’s always good to have a opinion that’s what makes debates interesting 👍

Look after yourself

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

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Be interesting to hear what Donald Trump says about the resignation.

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

Streeting is backing Burnham. So he will no doubt get a top cabinet post and possibly DPM. With him out of the running I wonder if anyone else will be bold enough to challenge Burnham.

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By *ypherMan
3 weeks ago

Newcastle

The question is who do the billionaires who control the mainstream media want in.

Who ever is not looking after their interests will get news story after news story even including many things that are not happening, like they did with rachel reeves and pensions which cost people who withdrew from their pensions money.

They will do this repeatly to form an oppion about the party until the public demand their replacement. And if the replacement doesnt look after them then rinse and repeat.

I bet if there were tax cuts and breaks for the wealthy you wouldnt have heard half the stories about labour.

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By *xmareMan
3 weeks ago

Norwich


"Be interesting to hear what Donald Trump says about the resignation. "

Here it is:

"Obama and Sleepy Joe Biden vandalised my bigly BEAUTIFUL reflecting pool which is now Iranian Flag Green. Everybody likes my BEAUTIFUL Ballroom which I paid for out of my own pocket and look at my GLORIOUS AIR FORCE ONE which has GOLD WINGS, Starmer, who? Zzzzz."

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By *tmguylookingMan
3 weeks ago

Chesterfield


"The question is who do the billionaires who control the mainstream media want in.

Who ever is not looking after their interests will get news story after news story even including many things that are not happening, like they did with rachel reeves and pensions which cost people who withdrew from their pensions money.

They will do this repeatly to form an oppion about the party until the public demand their replacement. And if the replacement doesnt look after them then rinse and repeat.

I bet if there were tax cuts and breaks for the wealthy you wouldnt have heard half the stories about labour.

"

You're absolutely spot on with this. The only question I'd like answering is, Why will none of the people being interviewed actually say this.

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

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Bring back Starmer!!!

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Too soon ?

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By *ammy57TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Stevenage and Telford


"Its all smoke and mirrors. Now Burnham won the locals, starmer will step down, Burnham will step in. People will see this as a win because starmer has gone, but its still the same regime, just fronted by a new face. Everything else will remain the same. Sure a few tweaks will be made here and there to start with so it appears they are trying to appease the masses, but what they give with one hand, they will take with the other in a slight of hand distraction method as its always been done by them and the conservatives over the last 30 odd years "

Exactly this

Two cheeks on the same arse, and the only new commers being given any support in the media are reform, the pay per policy lobby company.

So who would do something differently, something that might cause wealth and power redistribution?

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells


"Be interesting to hear what Donald Trump says about the resignation. "

Rumour has it that he asked the Donald's permission before he asked HM The King's. Starmer was always a bit confused when it comes to priorities.

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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away


"Streeting is backing Burnham. So he will no doubt get a top cabinet post and possibly DPM. With him out of the running I wonder if anyone else will be bold enough to challenge Burnham."

I'm wondering about Angela Reynor.

Will she try, or hold off for a cabinet post.

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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away

*Reyner

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By *eepeter4Man
3 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Streeting is backing Burnham. So he will no doubt get a top cabinet post and possibly DPM. With him out of the running I wonder if anyone else will be bold enough to challenge Burnham."
Dan Jarvis is your man to challenge Burnham.

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By *omyorksMan
3 weeks ago

Malton

It was Reeves who started it with the winter fuel cut.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"It was Reeves who started it with the winter fuel cut. "

Agreed by Starmer

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By *amelaXTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Swindon

If Andy Burnham is the answer......

What the hell is the question?

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By *ungBi_GuyMan
3 weeks ago

Staffordshire

Whoever takes over i beg they cut winter fuel, triple lock and means test the state pension

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By *tmguylookingMan
3 weeks ago

Chesterfield

It really doesn't matter who replaces him, the toxic press will have it in for them before they even set foot on Downing St, just as they did with Starmer.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"If Andy Burnham is the answer......

What the hell is the question?"

Who is the next labour leader to f**k it up….

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By *ub4daddyukMan
3 weeks ago

Warminster


"It was Reeves who started it with the winter fuel cut.

Agreed by Starmer "

Voted through by parliamentary MPs voted in by the public

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By *etmepants offMan
3 weeks ago

luton


"Whoever takes over i beg they cut winter fuel, triple lock and means test the state pension"

Obviously you are not a pensioner.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"It was Reeves who started it with the winter fuel cut.

Agreed by Starmer

Voted through by parliamentary MPs voted in by the public "

Agreed by the then PM Starmer it’s not hard to understand

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By *irtyoldguyMan
3 weeks ago

Stockport


"Whoever takes over i beg they cut winter fuel, triple lock and means test the state pen

sion"

How long have you been paying into the system?

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By *etmepants offMan
3 weeks ago

luton


"Whoever takes over i beg they cut winter fuel, triple lock and means test the state pension"

Obviously you are not a pensioner.

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By *hortmMan
3 weeks ago

worthing

NEXT !

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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away

Burnham getting sworn in now, as he's announced by the speaker someone shouted "who?"

🤣🤣🤣🤣

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By *obbleTV/TS
3 weeks ago

manchester

Should have shouted back "Well nobody from the tory party"

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By *xmareMan
3 weeks ago

Norwich


"Streeting is backing Burnham. So he will no doubt get a top cabinet post and possibly DPM. With him out of the running I wonder if anyone else will be bold enough to challenge Burnham.Dan Jarvis is your man to challenge Burnham."

If only! An ex-Para is just what we need.

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells


"Should have shouted back "Well nobody from the tory party""

Subject to train journeys from Aberdeen a new Tory MP will be sworn in this week

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By *obbleTV/TS
3 weeks ago

manchester

Wow! Looks like they are making a comeback. Bigger joke than reform.

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By *xtraoneMan
3 weeks ago

Gloucester


"Whoever takes over i beg they cut winter fuel, triple lock and means test the state pension"

Why not bring back the poor law and the workhouse.

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By *effnwbiguyMan
3 weeks ago

bolton

Good luck to Burnham as regards the dinghy dwellers. All the parties have tried and failed to stop them and the reason is the French. Until France decides to crack down on the dinghy gangs the n every uk government will fail to stop the dinghys. Why should the French stop them as once in the dinghy its goodbye France hello England.

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By *evanianMan
3 weeks ago

Gogledd Ddwyrain Cymru

Same circus!.... Different clown juggling the balls! 🤡

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By *aregay31Man
3 weeks ago

Marchwood Southampton

Look we all know whoever takes the PM job is walking straight into a poisoned chalice. How long they survive it is a different matter. Do you honestly think anyone else could really do a better job. Im not defending anyone at all. However any prospective political candidates on here just remember this

We the British public can vote you into office but we also just as quick vote to remove you from that office

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester


"Good luck to Burnham as regards the dinghy dwellers. All the parties have tried and failed to stop them and the reason is the French. Until France decides to crack down on the dinghy gangs the n every uk government will fail to stop the dinghys. Why should the French stop them as once in the dinghy its goodbye France hello England."

Just stick them on a ferry over to NI. All of them .

I've a feeling that many of them will be catching a bus to Southern Ireland once they encounter the locals up close.

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By *ary1066Man
3 weeks ago

Preston


"Wow! Looks like they are making a comeback. Bigger joke than reform."

The joke is Miliband lost any chance of the Aberdeen seat for labour ,after he send thousands of people in the oil and gas sector to the dole office, no steady transition of the work force to renewable No financial accountability for those now that can’t sell their properties to move for work .

Thatcher and the tories did the coal workers Miliband has done the oil industry

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By *enjonMan
3 weeks ago

Sutton Coldfield


"Whoever takes over i beg they cut winter fuel, triple lock and means test the state pension"

Any benefits handed out should always be means tested, a one size fits all policy to spending the publics money is obviously wrong, However, the state pension when introduced was designed to be paid for by peoples national insurance contributions, the clues in the title. You are only meant to receive the full state pension if you have paid in a minimum of 35 years full national insurance contributions. Now I have no issue going forward if they want to scrap the current NI system for a private pension fund with mandatory contributions in line with your NI contribution. Say start it. for anyone aged 18 this year for example. But you cannot simply now stop paying the state pension to the millions who have already paid in through their existing NI contributions. Simply put would be daylight robbery. With predictions of a riot not far behind it.

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By *xtraoneMan
3 weeks ago

Gloucester


"Good luck to Burnham as regards the dinghy dwellers. All the parties have tried and failed to stop them and the reason is the French. Until France decides to crack down on the dinghy gangs the n every uk government will fail to stop the dinghys. Why should the French stop them as once in the dinghy its goodbye France hello England.

Just stick them on a ferry over to NI. All of them .

I've a feeling that many of them will be catching a bus to Southern Ireland once they encounter the locals up close."

Do you mean they'll be afraid of Sir Jeffrey Donaldson he's been locked up today for 18 sex crimes against children.

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By *enjonMan
3 weeks ago

Sutton Coldfield


"Wow! Looks like they are making a comeback. Bigger joke than reform.

The joke is Miliband lost any chance of the Aberdeen seat for labour ,after he send thousands of people in the oil and gas sector to the dole office, no steady transition of the work force to renewable No financial accountability for those now that can’t sell their properties to move for work .

Thatcher and the tories did the coal workers Miliband has done the oil industry "

How about this for a sensible suggestion, instead of increasing the oil and gas we take out of the waters around the UK, we get our gas from a politically stable country. like er Russia, and our oil from another politically stable region called the middle east!! Just ignore the fact. they been chucking rocks at one another for thousands of years. At least we can say we are meeting our self imposed climate targets. FFS you couldn't make it up could you

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By *oungWantedMan
3 weeks ago

Newcastle - Throckley

Surely just one more reset speech could have saved him

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By *rockyMan
3 weeks ago

Salisbury


"Good luck to Burnham as regards the dinghy dwellers. All the parties have tried and failed to stop them and the reason is the French. Until France decides to crack down on the dinghy gangs the n every uk government will fail to stop the dinghys. Why should the French stop them as once in the

dinghy its goodbye France hello England."

Yeh yeh blame the French. Are you not aware its ultimately the duty of a national government to control its own borders? Its not the job of a foreign government to control UK borders ..its solely the job of the UK government and nobody else. And France isnt North Korea .. if people want to jump in a dinghy and leave they are free to do so. Blaming the French is so so tedious. And wasnt your Brexit vote all about taking back control of your borders,not relying on the French to do that work for you. The French are completely blameless ... your British arrogance is at play.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

Well said 👏

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By *ary1066Man
3 weeks ago

Preston


"Wow! Looks like they are making a comeback. Bigger joke than reform.

The joke is Miliband lost any chance of the Aberdeen seat for labour ,after he send thousands of people in the oil and gas sector to the dole office, no steady transition of the work force to renewable No financial accountability for those now that can’t sell their properties to move for work .

Thatcher and the tories did the coal workers Miliband has done the oil industry

How about this for a sensible suggestion, instead of increasing the oil and gas we take out of the waters around the UK, we get our gas from a politically stable country. like er Russia, and our oil from another politically stable region called the middle east!! Just ignore the fact. they been chucking rocks at one another for thousands of years. At least we can say we are meeting our self imposed climate targets. FFS you couldn't make it up could you"

We have MAGA by closing our refineries at Lindsey Lincolnshire thank god they can now bring the tankers straight across the Atlantic to fill the gap, but leaving a carbon foot print of the magnitude of Vesuvius

We would have been buggered if they needed to use the straits

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

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They asked Larry the Cat to stand in as P.M..he replied ..." Me-How?

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By *rockyMan
3 weeks ago

Salisbury


"They asked Larry the Cat to stand in as P.M..he replied ..." Me-How?

"

Well Larry would have been so much better at the time than the unintelligent privileged public schoolboy buffoon and proven serial liar Pfeffel Johnson (even got away with lying about his real name). Voting for a cat would have been preferable.

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By *tephen_b50Man
3 weeks ago

Bristol


"They asked Larry the Cat to stand in as P.M..he replied ..." Me-How?

Well Larry would have been so much better at the time than the unintelligent privileged public schoolboy buffoon and proven serial liar Pfeffel Johnson (even got away with lying about his real name). Voting for a cat would have been preferable."

i have admired Larry ever since Johnson tried to set up a photo with him. He had Larry on his desk, and tried to get him to look at him.

Larry did exactly the right thing. He turned round, raised his tail, and showed Johnson his arse

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

How can you not like Larry the Cat 😁

He’s definitely seen some right nut jobs live in Number 10

You gotta feel for him

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By *einmeMan
3 weeks ago

Comber

Well, that was a brave, robust, long and hard fought battle right to the end !

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By *ishop666Man
3 weeks ago

ls19

Let us see what happens

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By *ldmanMan
3 weeks ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

It will be the same old stuff, no matter who is PM, as they have to follow orders from EU/WEF.

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells


"Whoever takes over i beg they cut winter fuel, triple lock and means test the state pension

Why not bring back the poor law and the workhouse. "

No doubt that is something Herr Fuhrage and his Reformees would introduce.

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By *ondomhunterMan
3 weeks ago

hastings

What a bunch of vultures the media are. I so wanted him to leave them all hanging in the heat until tomorrow!

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By *rockyMan
3 weeks ago

Salisbury

Reform and Farage are toast. Burnham will do a great job at exposing Farage for what he is .. ie a privately educated establishment phoney who loves his red wine in private London clubs and has no hesitation greasing his hands with a 5 million pound payment .. hopefully those who cannot yet see clearly will now see the phoney that is Farage. No 5 million pounds for Burnhams bank account ... he prefers to donate an amount of his salary to the homeless .. and he really loves a pint!

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