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Junior section nets currently on Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Wednesday. With more than 100 days to the start of the season are we better prepared than the ashes squad? #CricketTwitter
@Halcruttenden Hard to believe these are one off instances of insider trading. More likely they are part of the parties culture. Voting option two on your rage scale.
Thanks @RoryStewartUK for your passionate conclusion in Cambridge last night. If only @maitlis had allowed you to ask @BorisJohnson "how" back in that leadership debate perhaps our current politics would not be dominated by a load of empty Whats.
@PippaCrerar Next time perhaps a rule that each party can only answer with their own policies. I'm fed up hearing @RishiSunak tell us his version of what labour will do and @Keir_Starmer explaining what the Tories have done wrong without adequately explaining his solution.
@bbc5live@NickyAACampbell Left me wondering whether the debates have any value. Did we learn anything about either of them? Sunak happier asking questions and repeating PR mantras. Starmer more comfortable explaining the problems than giving any details on proposed solutions.
@KayBurley We lost. The format gave us nothing. JE had a mare. The questions tended not to be answered. Both candidates lost because they reinforced their existing stereo types. Sunak over confident with a poor hand, Starmer too timid, worried about making a faux pas.
@KayBurley@YvetteCooperMP The fundamental cause of this debate is the private funding of a public vote. If the funding was only public and limited then no need to defend the behaviour of the donors.
I've no idea how this could practically work. Politicians could work it out if they focussed on it.
Given the last Trump VP appears to have been a target for a lynching, by a mob allegedly inflamed by their boss, who in their right mind would want to sign up for this job? https://t.co/2pVx15QuRJ
@Halcruttenden I suspect in opposition the conservatives will no longer be held ransom by a relatively small bunch of right wingers and the balance of power will shift back towards the centre. Labour will then face the challenge of managing any group of MP's who exceed their majority.
"I would struggle now to support [The Speaker]"
Govt Minister @mariacaulfield apologises to the public for the chaos in the House of Commons yesterday
#KayBurley FC