Over the past 10 years, the UK has had:
- 6 Prime Ministers
- 8 Chancellors of the Exchequer
- 9 Foreign Secretaries
- 10 Home Secretaries
Tell us again how First Past the Post leads to stable and effective governments.
@EastMidRailway Are there any restrictions on changing the date of an advance ticket? I've found my booking on your website, but it says the only dates available to change it to are the day I booked and the following day, despite good availability on other days for new bookings.
@LebaraMobileUK I placed an order for a SIM card on 16th January. Do you have any idea when it might be delivered or where it might have got to? My email to you about it bounced.
AI says NO: Tell Keir Starmer that people, not machines should oversee life-changing decisions.
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⚠ First Past the Post was amongst the main reasons people were dissatisfied with the 2024 general election
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🚀 Our view: the government should launch a National Commission for Electoral Reform
@MatthewMarks42@DonaldPond6@jameschappers 1931. Unless you count the 2010 coalition, that was the only time since 1928 (when the voting ages for men and women were equalised). It hasn't happened since multi-member constituencies were abolished in 1950.
@Parcel2Go The quote link doesn't include my filters, but here it is:
https://t.co/DEM2Ma3azX
I'm not impressed that I was put through live-chat hell, if you're saying you actually can investigate faults reported on Twitter.
@Parcel2Go Your website is charging more than the quoted price while logged in. I have to log out to get the quoted price. Can you explain what the extra charge is for, and why it isn't part of the quote?
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@danielmgmoylan@MPWatchNEHants@RichardJMurphy My concern is that some constituencies are so much less competitive than others that their voters, whoever they vote for, are ignored. In partisan terms, they're more likely to "win" than those in marginal constituencies. In policy terms, they're more likely to lose.
@danielmgmoylan@MPWatchNEHants@RichardJMurphy Who missed the point? "The resulting representation" needn't refer to the whole House. Voters in different constituencies have vastly different power. E.g. voters whose MPs have large majorities have less power than those whose MPs have small majorities, whichever way they vote.
@Parcel2Go That's unhelpful. Why would I specify "print label in store" when requesting a quote if I wanted a price without that option? Furthermore, it's inconsistent with other options, such as next-day delivery and drop-off; if I choose those options, the quoted prices include them.