This country is doomed

Yes, true. It'll be something of a jolt, no bad thing.

I don't understand how Gaza has been on the front page since 2023 because Israel, but a murderous regime slaughtered tens of thousands on the streets of Tehran recently, and it was crickets. Is being murdered at Israel's hands somehow worse than being murdered at the behest of the Ayatollah? Are we happy to studiously ignore Muslim deaths - including children - as long as they're being slaughtered by other Muslims? Or by anyone "not Israel"?

I am not at all happy to sit back and watch international law being dismantled, but between Trump/Putin/Xi and the smorgasbord of bad actors in the ME, it's rapidly reaching the point where it won't help us anyway.

I agree, I think Labour are doing as well as could be expected in the current climate I just think they need to be doing something more so that people stick with them for another term.

Open borders=huge increases in population=added pressure on water and sewage infrastructure, the road network, the amount of waste we produce, and most importantly the environment. The building of multiple new homes and developments (Labour have relaxed planning law as it is) has a terrible impact on the ecosystem. Green policy is contradictory and incoherent (and that's without getting into their even more crackpot cultural and gender policies).

Sadly come to the realisation that most people are generally stupid. They actually believe the privately educated, multi millionaire, ex metal trader actually care for the common man.

You’re a strange one aren’t you? Do tell me more.

Is it not social democracy? A bit like the Scandinavian countries?

You sound incredibly jealous of 22 due to his financial circumstance.

It's not uncommon for a government to do badly half way through a term of office.
The Greens had a strong message "punish Labour for Gaza" which was obviously popular.

I don't know any definition of communism that has open borders. It's really not communism. It's liberalism - there's nothing liberal about communism.

lol lol..some random statistics and alot of inference. You may want to have another stab at GCSE maths.

Oh dear we don't like pointing out your laughable silencing tactics do we.😂

The turnout was less than 50%. The Greens received around 40% of the votes which equates to less than 20% of the eligible electorate voting for them.

That means that if 2/3rds of the Muslims voted for them they could have achieved this result without a single non Muslim vote.

It would be very interesting to see the ethnic split of votes although I doubt that is information that will ever be released.

It would also be informative to see the % of active voters amongst various groups. I suspect that a lot of minority groups with high voting % will create what on the face of it looks like quite perverse results.

If we had compulsory voting similar to Australia I think we’d have very different outcomes.

Well I certainly don't want the greens (who don't know what a woman is) or reform gain any kind of power, nor do I want the tory's or the Lib dems so I really hope Labour gets it's finger out and starts delivering results soon! Labour is still the best of a very bad bunch.

Cost of it is going up (ahem), with consequent effects on industry that requires it as your link says, and also mentions that it is lost, permanently, to space when it escapes as waste. (availability and cost might also be behind the various exploding party balloons on you tube when people sub hydrogen for helium - that or stupidity)

Perhaps we have more than enough hydrogen to service every biological system on the planet for the foreseeable and spare whatever is required for energy needs, and no detriment to atmospheric balance when it floats away as helium.

imagine 4 years of a green / reform coalition !

A very quick Google provides the answer to your question:

'Under the terms of their new policy, the Greens would put more regulation and taxes on private rentals to make it difficult for landlords to make a profit, while boosting housebuilding by councils.
It would use existing Green policies such as imposing rent controls, ending buy-to-let mortgages and giving councils the 'right to buy' a rental property when it is sold at a discounted price.
The Greens would set up a state-owned housing manufacturer "to mass produce high quality mass council housing for local authorities".'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy9zqzp44vo

So, slowly make changes to make being a private landlord not profitable. Have the council buy up rented homes, presumably with tenants in situ. And build more council housing.

It’s Labour shedding votes left and right rn.

It is not unreasonable to be concerned about "entryism" into political parties. I recall Militant and the labour party in the 1980s. Did it cost them power? Yes. Did it force out moderates? Did it make them unelectable? Yes. They did get them out, but an established party at a time and culture which was different.
With new parties and totally new personalities, I see a risk that a determined group could get into a party to change from within and rewrite the agenda.

We are totally and utterly doomed.

There is nothing green about the Greens now. They don’t give a flying fvk about the environment or the climate. It’s now just a wasps nest for Jew haters, terrorist sympathisers, Islamic fundamentalists, misogynists, sexual perverts and a band of historically ignorant useful idiots suffering from suicidal empathy derangement syndrome.

I don't want Greens in or Reform, I am scared about the damage/change they would do to the country.

I hate the Tories for what they have created, they did this to us by lieing so much that now we only have an extreme right/left party choice.

I thought Hannah’s speech was brilliant, it mirrors what everyone here and elsewhere is saying , working hard and having nothing to show, not being able to live a nice life , afford house, all while rich are getting richer , shes speaking out for her community.