Carefully selected quote, in typical BBC vox populi fashion.
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Carefully selected quote, in typical BBC vox populi fashion.
It sure as hell isn't Roosevelt that the UK are dealing with.
The Greens have so far been given a free pass by the media on the basis that their short-term success is harmful to Labour. Wait till they come under scrutiny on the question of whether they could form a viable and competent government, given that the media hate them more than they hate Labour.
"The relationship is obviously not what it was". Maybe Trump should give a moment's thought to why that is.
Self-styled "Stats for Lefties" gives you a weighted average when the latest and only independent poll with a decent sized sample calls it neck and neck between Greens and Labour, when predictions so far have been based on "the bookies are predicting a Green victory."
And Charles I lost his head as a result.
Imagine that you were the President of the USA, and you discovered that the judges you appointed to the Supreme Court were no longer in need of your sponsorship. 😂😂😂
Interesting. This is against the background of unsubstantiated and unchallenged opinion that only the Greens can beat Reform.
Yes, reducing the debt and interest payments, can spend more of our tax on services and infrastructure rather than interest.
Note to Donald Trump: this is how a real king conducts himself.
We don't know who leaked it and why.
That seems to be speculation. Let's see when the proposals are actually published.
The main point for me is that the BBC has yet again framed a report by suggesting political danger for Starmer without a shred of evidence. It is relentless. Time to clean the stables at the BBC, starting with Robbie Gibb.
With "friends" like Trump you don't need enemies. He is mad and senile.
Would it be too much for the BBC to point out that Trump has repeatedly changed his mind on this issue, rather than handing Starmer's political opponents a stick to beat him with?
He's a lunatic.
I don't have a faith. Where am I supposed to practise that? These people are not Christians by the way.
Or that more people are now seeking work rather than being "economically inactive", which would normally be considered a good thing.
These people think that if it hurts when they bang their heads against a wall it's because they weren't banging hard enough.
Coming soon from Kuenssberg and Mason: "Why this is bad news for Starmer and Reeves"
BBC vox populi: "Denise sees investment in other nearby towns, like Seaham, and feels aggrieved that it hasn't been replicated in Horden. Her vote lies firmly with Reform UK. Brexit has failed due to the way it's been enacted, she says, and it's time to turn back to Nigel Farage." Words fail me.
It's good in parts!
I see that Chris Mason is targeting Antonia Romeo now. I don't remember this much fuss when the Tories appointed her to various senior positions. Time for a clear out at the BBC, starting with Gibb, Kuenssberg and Mason.
That's the 4th series!
Until the next time Trump decides to throw a metaphorical hand grenade into the room. Could be any day.
Ironic since Zahawi is both an immigrant and a tax evader.
Classic non-apology from Jim Radcliffe. Presumably it's our fault that we are offended by his racist comments and lies.
What's JD Vance doing there?
Has he considered joining the campaign to keep Earth habitable?
