For this to work we need:
4 really good new panelists
Dermot
Room auditions
Six Chair Challenge
TEN Live Shows
Saturday & Sunday nights
The sing-off with deadlock
Big-name final duets
Creative freedom to the contestants
September until Christmas
That’s it.
#XFactor
andy burnham is running the government like a decent software team.
everyone knows the big stuff is complicated and takes years, and while you’re heads down on it people start asking what you’re even doing.
so you ship quick wins. small, visible, annoying bugs that are cheap to fix. garish shopfronts, vape shops, bookies. things people walk past every day.
say what you want about the politics, it’s competent product management
Medium home £271k
Medium council tax bill £1,868
Tax under this proposal: £1,300
The average homeowner would save £567
At the expense of anyone with overvalued homes, of which a value tax would bring down over time, like Texas
But recent buyers to the bubble won't like it
The rates of domestic abuse increase by 38% when England Lose
The rates of domestic abuse increase by 28% when England play
The problem isn’t Football, It’s violence against women perpetrated by men
🚨 NEW: The BBC has revealed Russia has been setting up fake far-right and Islamist groups in the UK to stoke division
Operatives paid people to vandalise mosques, spread extremist propaganda and inflame tensions after the Southport riots
Andy Burnham says politicians know their words have consequences, and he references Farages comments on Tuesday morning & the violence in Southampton later that same day.
Fiona Bruce is actually a terrible journalist. Big up the audience member who brought up the £5M donation that Nigel Farage received from the crypto billionaire.
And he did say "up the ra" for £87.
Reform Candidate for Makerfield by-election Robert Kenyon got cooked and laughed at Question Time.
"I'd rather have a career politician than a plumber who is a sexist"
"You described yourself as a sexist"
He replied, "allegedly." It's all a joke to him.
He also refused to apologise to Carol Vorderman.
Nigel Farage has missed 77 out of the last 77 votes in the House of Commons!
Bet he doesn't have the same problem turning up for one of his highly paid second jobs.
Or to meetings with wealthy donors when there's another big money "gift" on offer.
Manchester Pride generated an estimated £104.8 million for the Greater Manchester region between 2021 and 2025
The event sees hotels fill up in the city and business thrive
Spending around £35,000 is a small cost to secure such a strong boost for the city
Nigel Farage hasn't voted in Parliament for the last 11 weeks and has now missed 77 votes in a row, according to official records. The last time he turned up was to vote against adraft regulations for the Employment Rights Act, and that says it all.