So, if all polls suggest the government is so despised, desperate, and profoundly unpopular, what sort of democracy do we have if they know they'd be defeated and prevent voters exercising their rights to elect a new government?
@LennyHenry hi Lenny, always warched Cy Grant on BBC. There was another black actor who was in the 60s series White Hunter. He was my mates dad,and later became a London cabbie
⚡️ “Stella Creasy calls for maternity cover for MPs” Why don't MPs have employment contracts and job descriptions to secure and guarantee their working conditions?
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@rtenews@Anna_Soubry@eucopresident ' to shake the state to its foundations, Ireland returned like a bloodstained spectre to complete the agonies … two elections … had destroyed the absolute majority of the Party. Henceforth, they were dependent on Irish support. For the Tories Ulster was the last ditch.'
@bbcnickrobinson@Anna_Soubry 'to shake the state to its foundations, Ireland returned like a bloodstained spectre to complete the agonies … two elections … had destroyed the absolute majority of the Party. Henceforth, they were dependent on Irish support. For the Tories Ulster was the last ditch'
@lucianaberger@Anna_Soubry ' to shake the state to its foundations, Ireland returned like a bloodstained spectre to complete the agonies … two elections … had destroyed the absolute majority of the Party. Henceforth, they were dependent on Irish support. For the Tories Ulster was the last ditch.'
@ChukaUmunna@Anna_Soubry 'to shake the state to its foundations, Ireland returned like a bloodstained spectre to complete the agonies … two elections … had destroyed the absolute majority of the Party. Henceforth, they were dependent on Irish support. For the Tories Ulster was the last ditch ..'
@Anna_Soubry ' to shake the state to its foundations, Ireland returned like a bloodstained spectre to complete the agonies … two elections … had destroyed the absolute majority of the Party. Henceforth, they were dependent on Irish support. For the Tories Ulster was the last ditch.'
@NickCohen4 ' .. to shake the state to its foundations, Ireland returned like a bloodstained spectre to complete the agonies … two elections … had destroyed the absolute majority of the Party. Henceforth, they were dependent on Irish support. For the Tories Ulster was the last ditch ..'
Ireland returned like a bloodstained spectre to complete the agonies. Under weak and irresolute leaders they listened more eagerly to the wild men & shows the length Tories was prepared to go to frustrate the will of Parliament Dangerfield Strange Death of Liberal England
@IGJack Terrific item today in Guardian. Why couldn't Corbyn take the thesis you explore to the 'Labour/industrial heartlands?' History will judge his so called leadership very poorly.