@Keir_Starmer what’s your timeline for this @UKLabour Green Prosperity Plan? what will it cost? what impact will we see and when? can it be delivered in one parliamentary cycle? or could it be easily bastardised by future parliaments?
lots of question, answers please
@Keir_Starmer what’s your timeline for this Prosperity Plan? what will it cost? what impact will we see and when? can it be delivered in one parliamentary cycle ? or could it be easily bastardised by future parliaments?
lots of question, answers please
New: The chancellor and PM are facing "sober" decisions on potential spending cuts and tax rises.
The Treasury won’t put a figure on how much they need to find in the budget next month but I’m told it may need to be at least £50bn.
https://t.co/q1hOlnQ0d4
The face of former PM @theresa_may is an absolute picture when @michaelgove tells her British people would be safer from crime and terrorism if the government fails to agree crime and security agreements with EU. She could seen saying “what?!!!!!”
The problem with @borisjohson saying that he wanted to give the North a bigger voice was always going to be that it might use that voice in ways he didn't want
It is also worth pointing out that on 21 September, before all universities returned, SAGE recommended that tuition in universities should all be online or “distance learning” for the current term, to prevent the extreme outbreaks among students we are seeing
PMQs made simple.
Starmer : I back the government’s measures on coronavirus but why doesn’t the PM admit he’s hopeless & incompetent ?
Johnson : Why won’t he praise the hardworking people doing their best instead of sitting on the sidelines & carping?
Er, that’s it ...
I think this is probably one of the most shocking things I’ve read. I can’t understand why this teacher would get into teaching. This is not a micro-aggression, this is racism.
source quote amazing...
“You cant have both” in terms of protecting EU single market & unfettered access NI-GB. Also May’s deal had “unforeseen consequences” - but the issues arise precisely out of changes PM renegotiated ...and foreseen by May, DUP, all Brexit watchers etc...
A new poll reveals not just how far behind children have fallen, but how wide the gap has grown between the most and least-disadvantaged, says Ross Clark
https://t.co/t1X6gEd41q