@AllisonPearson You mean instead of doing interviews with the press who will frame it in the negative way that they see fit.
@andyburnham is communicating directly to the public and bypassing the middleman (the press).
@GBNEWS@christopherhope Did you expect @andyburnham to interrupt the person already asking a question, to take a question from Reforms media mouthpiece channel?
@RobertJenrick Honest Bob, you may not have noticed, BUT Faragd isn't an MP.
Or, are you taking the constituents of Clacton for mugs, by
1. Trigger a by-election when not required
2. Assume they will re-elect Farage.
BTW When are you going to apologise to @JoWhiteSays
@EdwardJDavey It's great that at least there is one opposition leader who will work to solve this issue without preconditions on how it will be funded.
@dave43law HoL should be scrapped & replaced .
Return fix term Parliament, with 60% of the 2nd chamber elected for 5 years mid parliamentary term.
The remaining 40% appointed by a committee who are not politically affiliated. I'm thinking people like Martin Lewis would fall into this area
@TiceRichard Not thus one
https://t.co/CCIcA268Gx
I'm surprised you missed this, you usually portray losing elections as a great result.
So this was an amazing result
@100glitterstars What if....... insert any place in the world that @andyburnham could be visiting if an emergency response was required by the UK Gvt.
In your context, he would be sat in Downing Street 24/7 ready to convene a COBRA meeting.
Not a thought through argument against No10 North
@TiceRichard Reform are nothing more than bandwagon jumping hypocrites
Starmer gifts clothes vs Farage gift £5m
Raynor £40k stamp duty vs Dickies £100k
Haigh's conditional discharge over phone vs McMurdock convicted for assault
Whatever they criticised Labour for they done far worse
@dave43law Profitable companies that sack people to make more profit, should be forced to pay a significantly higher amount of redundancy to those affected. The statutory 1 week per year is piss poor, maybe they would think twice if they were forced to pay a minimum of 6 months
@KarlTurnerMP@trussliz@AngelaRayner I honestly think Ministers should not get any severance pay if resigning or are sacked.
Additionally, MPs shouldn't get any payments when losing an election, after all its effectively a fixed term contract.