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UK Politics VI - Will Britain Steir to Karmer Waters?
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Snowygerry
Deity
Should drive the price of expensive houses in London down, if that makes sense, good for people that are just rich, not insanely rich 
Can the police not drive, or was this a serious use of cars as a weapon?
Five people in hospital after multiple police cars crash near Newcastle
Five people in hospital after multiple police cars crash near Newcastle
Ordnael
Emperor
The Blues Brothers are in town!
Broken_Erika
Play with me.
EnglishEdward
Deity
Some possibly good news; investment in a theme park in England
www.bbc.co.uk
Of course I don't believe those exaggerated figures.
And I am too old to dress up as Donald Duck or whatever !
Universal theme park for Bedfordshire confirmed by Starmer
The company says the new site is expected to create 28,000 jobs and generate £50bn for the economy.
www.bbc.co.uk
Of course I don't believe those exaggerated figures.
And I am too old to dress up as Donald Duck or whatever !
Will it be run by Peter Molyneux?Some possibly good news; investment in a theme park in England
Universal theme park for Bedfordshire confirmed by Starmer
The company says the new site is expected to create 28,000 jobs and generate £50bn for the economy.
Of course I don't believe those exaggerated figures.
And I am too old to dress up as Donald Duck or whatever !
EnglishEdward
Deity
I have no idea. I think that I am more into Sci-Fi conventions myself.
Further collapse of the anti-far right firewall: Kemi Badenoch condones Tories forming pacts with Reform
At local level, we end up with various coalitions. I’ve seen Conservatives go into coalition with Labour, with Liberal Democrats, with independents. You don’t get to have a rerun of an election at local level.
So what I’m telling local leaders across the country is they have to do what is right for the people in their area, and they must stick to conservative principles, make sure that they’re not compromising on our values and on the things that we believe in – sound money, for example, not excessive government intervention.
So local leaders are voted by the people in a particular community. They will have to make the choice about what is right for their councils.
At local level, we end up with various coalitions. I’ve seen Conservatives go into coalition with Labour, with Liberal Democrats, with independents. You don’t get to have a rerun of an election at local level.
So what I’m telling local leaders across the country is they have to do what is right for the people in their area, and they must stick to conservative principles, make sure that they’re not compromising on our values and on the things that we believe in – sound money, for example, not excessive government intervention.
So local leaders are voted by the people in a particular community. They will have to make the choice about what is right for their councils.
Spoiler for large photo :
I think the collapse was when Badenoch was elected in the first place, as her policies are virtually indistinguishable from Farage's (other than, you know, staying in the country and actually being an MP).
EnglishEdward
Deity
Could have done without the scary horror photo.
EnglishEdward
Deity
It now appears that our PM has not been talking to Donald Trump.
www.theguardian.com
That may be a very good thing.
Starmer admits he has not spoken to Trump since he brought in trade tariffs
Government sources say the UK also not given any advance warning of this week’s changes to US tariffs
www.theguardian.com
That may be a very good thing.
It seems that Parliament will sit on Saturday to discuss the possible nationalisation of British Steel. What's the bet that the odious Farage will have business elsewhere at the time?
EnglishEdward
Deity
I am in favour of nationalising it.
I shall await to see how Clive Lewis the Right Honourable Member for Norwich South votes.
I shall await to see how Clive Lewis the Right Honourable Member for Norwich South votes.
