@WestminsterWAG Sadly it’s a teacake. Why does he think that tax revenues are not spent in the Regions from which they are sourced? Only London & the SE take in more revenue than they spend. So it is patronising as well as being another promise without any plan, or, in teacake land, bollocks.
@Theleaguemag Indeed it is. I would actually quite like to watch that game again. Charlton was 32 and the match played at midday so he may well have been knackered, but as you say, who knows!
@Theleaguemag You are right to say Beckenbauer surging forward to shoot was Ramsey’s fault but Bonetti should have saved it. Games are about momentum and that goal gave it to Germany.
@SangitaMyska It was either Burnham’s decision or an independent one. Either way it is a stupid decision because she will feel compelled to seek trouble again, it is in her nature to criticise the extant Labour leadership.
@BBCr4today Perhaps Starmer should clarify why he let her go. It would do us all a favour. Haigh running around implying there was no reason seems unlikely to me.
@BBCr4today Now if I were Darren Jones I would be making another simple point about spending without any identifiable funding or compensatory savings. It’s an open goal.
@RoyLilley I think one of the obstacles to the reform of social care (actually being able to look after people in their own homes) will be the near collapse of district nursing that has taken place over several decades.
@LexyTopping@UKLabour@bphillipsonMP Some Starmer loyalists have jobs that almost humiliate them. Phillipson lost the Ed job she loved to Lucy Powell, having also lost to her in the deputy leader election. As Chair of the Party she will also have to partly report to LP. All this when BP is miles better than LP.
@BBCNewsnight 5 Newsnight Tweets on the Polanski interview, is that a record? Hope people listen to the full interview. He comes out of it much better than you might imagine or more pertinently how Newsnight want you to imagine.
@NeilDotObrien There are 7 such shops and coffee was not their specialty. All staff are over 50 and the decor dates back to the 1970s. However Merrie England was famous for it beef and onion teacake and a poem by Simon Armitage.