@TheHughAnthony Actually, they’re not. Reform has considerable support in rural areas and small towns. Living somewhere peaceful doesn’t mean being oblivious to what’s happening in the country.
@JayW132 Actually, I agree with the BBC on this one. If you’ve been a Tesla investor for a few years, you’ll have learnt one thing: never take Elon Musk’s promises at face value.
@Chris24zh3d@BBCBreaking The footage was very unclear. Police investigated several suspects nine years ago but none was charged, and the case was closed. It was only reopened recently after new information reportedly came from his ex-partner. Nobody confirmed it was him.
@shazmac@BBCBreaking The footage was very unclear. Police investigated several suspects nine years ago but none was charged, and the case was closed. It was only reopened recently after new information reportedly came from his ex-partner. The question is whether it was him in the video.
@MarioTerzino65@RApk4960908@PiddingtonRoars Genuine question: if you don’t oppose asylum seekers, but 1,200 is too many for Piddington, do you support taking a smaller number? If so, how many would be reasonable? Or do you think the village should take none and they should be housed elsewhere?
@isabellaslink Personally, I think £36 million could seriously help get the country back on the right track, instead of helping some DEI charity gain influence.
@Jonathan1503871@RealDannyTommo Also, there is another issue that many right voters don’t realise although they vote a right party, but the split will let the labour back again. Yes like you said voting bloc maybe just shift slightly, but that might enough to change the result.
@Jonathan1503871@RealDannyTommo I agree with what you said. Officially the coalition of the right must require a pact between parties. However if the parties refuse to do that, what shall voters do?