So all I’m hearing about #strictlycomedancing is Josh sounds like Kier Starmer and 75% of the ‘celebs’ are unknowns.
Basically Emma Willis is the only improvement. IMO Will Best should have been a presenter instead of contestant. #scd#strictly
@IainDale More information please. I’d venture to suggest this was a one person consultancy to manage work (as a result of) ‘post’ politics. Typically to support IR35. Employed people? Scaled a business? Been on receiving end of policy that harms company growth? Lost sleep? Doubt it.
Oh no my Blink ‘plus Ai’ free trial has ended. No more American words appearing on my phone to describe an English setting.
I don’t take out ‘trash’ nor do I take it out via the ‘sidewalk’. My kids weren’t playing ‘soccer’ on the driveway, and I don’t own a sedan.
Controversial post. Politicians (aside the unpleasant ones) have respect of other's opinions and generally get on well with each other. David Davis & Alex Salmond prime example. Some supporters of these parties can't seem to accept that. #annwiddecombe deserves kindness.
As a non-Labour voter, I would have actually liked @darrenpjones to have stood. Seems a principled and capable MP.
Meanwhile #Labour have over 400 MPs but no one good enough to replace #Starmer. What a mess. Bring on a general election.
Oh no. #hignfy - I rarely enjoy an episode where you put a recent / current politician on. I never feel easy when it’s a pile on, on politicians of any colour.
@UKLabour Unemployment up.
Cancelled ops up.
Live standards down.
NHS waiting lists gamed.
Cost of borrowing up.
Fuel costs up.
Jon vacancies down.
Inflation UP since you’ve been in power. One month doesn’t make a headline.
@DuncanBarkes Could you imagine if they had a decent leader? Totally absent on any media coverage and it’s their own doing. Squandering a great base of seats in Parliament.
Imagine this being Nick Clegg’s moment. Red/Blue worst nightmare. Instead we have purple and green eating their picnic.
@afneil Presumably this is a rush before yet more business burden is added from Q2 (NMW/SSP/ERA). Add that for the last 3 years Q1 is seasonably strong. This isn’t thanks to Labour. It’s in spite of them.
Evening @IainDale in your opinion, what’s the chances of Wes & Andy both announcing ‘together’ they’re standing against Keir tomorrow? Which would be more likely to hit the 81? WS to allow time for AB to become MP? Or self interest will prevail? AB fails - then stands behind WS.