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Please retweet if you want Labour, LibDems and Greens to cooperate at the next election in order to oust the Tories and introduce PR so that we never again have to endure a Tory Government with an eighty seat majority, secured with only 43% of the popular vote.
Yesterday I got arrested whilst filming a @JustStop_Oil supporter holding a banner on the pavement near the coronation route. I'm a filmmaker and had my @BECTU press accreditation visible around my neck.
Police deemed this to be "conspiracy to commit a public nuisance".
At a cost, estimated by the Cabinet Office to be up to £180,000,000 per decade, this law to force people to bring photo ID to vote is an expensive distraction from the problems the country faces. Add your name here: https://t.co/yzZMSHJBjO
@tweeter_anita@EmpirePodUK@kavpuri@DalrympleWill Thank you for this. It’s hard to believe that this horror happened, and even harder to believe how so many don’t know about it. I knew that India was partitioned when the British left, but never grasped the enormity of it. What was the charity you mentioned at the end?
@RobAshton When we moved back to the UK, I remember us going to the local fair at the insanely early time of 21:30. Everything shut, including the local restaurants 😂
Remove the “payroll” vote - and look at the free vote from backbenchers. Almost 75% of all Tory MPs not dependent on his patronage voted against him. This is the end for Boris Johnson. The only question is how long the agony is prolonged.
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@BBCNews your 7:07 live page post: “This is the home of… all places you don’t necessarily associate with the socialist people’s republic” - Labour aren’t trying to create a socialist republic any more than the Tories are trying to create a fascist dictatorship. Oh, wait…
@RestIsPolitics@RoryStewartUK@campbellclaret With our current FPTP system, and the scope for large majorities in parliament without a majority of the vote, should there be a more formal written constitution to prevent abuses of power? Or should we move away from FPTP?