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Thread 50 Sunak: Civil war, what civil war?

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DuncinToffee · 19/06/2024 18:36

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Just over 2 weeks to go

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Scruffily · 20/06/2024 12:08

Superb

https://x.com/mortenmorland/status/1803726832207810678

Thread 50 Sunak: Civil war, what civil war?
DuncinToffee · 20/06/2024 12:15

"integrity, professionalism & accountability"

Thread 50 Sunak: Civil war, what civil war?
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DuncinToffee · 20/06/2024 12:16

Bank of England leaves base rate unchanged at 5.25%.

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DuncinToffee · 20/06/2024 12:22

Trumpton

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SippingDownRakiAndReadingMaynardKeynes · 20/06/2024 12:39

@lifesabitchandthenyoudie thank you! Jake is very handsome btw

HannibalHeyes · 20/06/2024 12:51

Mildly impressed that QT haven't got Fartage on tonight...

tobee · 20/06/2024 12:56

Small mercies

Igotjelly · 20/06/2024 12:57

HannibalHeyes · 20/06/2024 12:51

Mildly impressed that QT haven't got Fartage on tonight...

I did think that, the other leaders should be able to run rings around Sunak!

Notonthestairs · 20/06/2024 13:07

Whilst the campaign wangs on...

The Shit List rises.

Prison governors have been warned that jails will be so overcrowded by the second week of July that they will struggle to accept any more inmates, plunging an incoming government into an immediate crisis.
The heads of jails in England and Wales were informed by HM Prison and Probation Serviceofficials earlier this month that data pointed to an “operational capacity breaking point” only days after the 4 July general election.

The development signals a significant logistical headache for an incoming justice secretary. It is expected to trigger Operation Early Dawn, a crisis measure that allows offenders to be housed in police cells when jails are full, while other measures can prompt magistrates courts to delay cases"

www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/jun/20/prisons-in-england-and-wales-will-be-at-breaking-point-in-july-governors-told

This is fucking atrocious.

A functioning government requires a functioning legal system.

Who the hell wants to inherit this madness - everything is broken.

BIossomtoes · 20/06/2024 13:16

Igotjelly · 20/06/2024 12:57

I did think that, the other leaders should be able to run rings around Sunak!

They will if he’s not allowed to shout him down.

SerendipityJane · 20/06/2024 13:25

Business as usual at the Post Office that has managed to "accidentally" publish personal details of prosecuted sub postmasters. They really don't like losing do they ?

Notonthestairs · 20/06/2024 13:36

SerendipityJane · 20/06/2024 13:25

Business as usual at the Post Office that has managed to "accidentally" publish personal details of prosecuted sub postmasters. They really don't like losing do they ?

Fucks sakes. Thats appalling.

SerendipityJane · 20/06/2024 13:43

Notonthestairs · 20/06/2024 13:36

Fucks sakes. Thats appalling.

You honestly didn't think they'd take it lying down, did you ?

TaraTories · 20/06/2024 14:01

SerendipityJane · 20/06/2024 13:25

Business as usual at the Post Office that has managed to "accidentally" publish personal details of prosecuted sub postmasters. They really don't like losing do they ?

It would be lovely if someone used it for a crowdfunding to help support the ones on their knees. I'd like to think it could be a force for good even if it's meant as a further attack.

Cheguevarahamster · 20/06/2024 14:06

More on the betting scandal from Robert Peston.

Labour campaign sources say they noticed the odds on a July election narrow the day before Sunak announced it. They monitor the price for obvious reasons. So one question for the Gambling Commission is quite how many bets were placed and by whom

SerendipityJane · 20/06/2024 14:08

Cheguevarahamster · 20/06/2024 14:06

More on the betting scandal from Robert Peston.

Labour campaign sources say they noticed the odds on a July election narrow the day before Sunak announced it. They monitor the price for obvious reasons. So one question for the Gambling Commission is quite how many bets were placed and by whom

I think the best outcome is to simply return all stakes - void the bet. If anyone wants to sue the bookmakers, well they can jolly well join the court system.

HannibalHeyes · 20/06/2024 14:09

Just for giggles...

Thread 50 Sunak: Civil war, what civil war?
IClaudine · 20/06/2024 14:10

I was about to post that ,@HannibalHeyes. It is genius.

HannibalHeyes · 20/06/2024 14:13

Phil Syrpis@syrpis
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2hI have to say that I am struggling with this notion of a super-majority.

I was brought up to believe that a 52:48 ratio gives the winning side free rein.

x.com

https://x.com/syrpis/status/1803736337566027801

tobee · 20/06/2024 14:14

SerendipityJane · 20/06/2024 13:25

Business as usual at the Post Office that has managed to "accidentally" publish personal details of prosecuted sub postmasters. They really don't like losing do they ?

Wankers

Thingscanonlygetsunk · 20/06/2024 14:18

Initial analysis of the first 3 months of the 20mph limits in Wales suggest that most of the cost have been recouped by a reduction in costs dealing with road casualties. Not even factoring in the savings with pollution associated costs.

If Wales is a template for how Labour will run the country by investing to make things better and save in the long run, then I say bring it on.

SerendipityJane · 20/06/2024 14:21

Thingscanonlygetsunk · 20/06/2024 14:18

Initial analysis of the first 3 months of the 20mph limits in Wales suggest that most of the cost have been recouped by a reduction in costs dealing with road casualties. Not even factoring in the savings with pollution associated costs.

If Wales is a template for how Labour will run the country by investing to make things better and save in the long run, then I say bring it on.

Brum is already littered with 20mph zones. There is one that runs for over 3 miles from the A38 to back of the QE hospital.

And there are a hell of a lot of 30mph average camera stretches of road.

dontcallmelen · 20/06/2024 14:31

Cheguevarahamster · 20/06/2024 14:06

More on the betting scandal from Robert Peston.

Labour campaign sources say they noticed the odds on a July election narrow the day before Sunak announced it. They monitor the price for obvious reasons. So one question for the Gambling Commission is quite how many bets were placed and by whom

Even in the dying days of government this lot still grifting & rinsing.
just been out canvassing, had fair few positive conversations apart from one who is voting reform because he wants to go & live in Spain & Brexit stopped that plan, I had no comeback I’m afraid apart from not being able to keep the wtf expression off my face.

cardibach · 20/06/2024 14:31

SerendipityJane · 20/06/2024 09:58

Sorry for Rish!

Fuck that

In 2012 the UK hosted one of the most successful Olympic Games ever. The stadium was built on time and under budget, the GB team performed magnificently, and NHS doctors and nurses danced into the hearts of the world in the opening celebrations. We were, for a moment, the envy of nations. Then came austerity.
Austerity: the damage in numbers

2024 is the year that the Tory chickens come home to roost, as the consequences of utter self-serving incompetence and a heartless Treasury are revealed.

Today, Britain has by far the highest rate of homelessness in the developed world. In 2023 the rate per 10,000 people was more than twice as high as Germany and ten time higher than Norway. Rough sleeping has increased from about 1,700 in 2010 to about 4,000 in 2024.

In 2010, the number of people receiving emergency food from the Trussell Trust was 61,000. Ten years of Conservative rule later, it had risen 40 times to 2.5 million, with more than 600,000 children in poverty. In that time the government had closed 1,300 children’s centres, 600 police stations, resulting in 12,000 fewer police officers, and cut the local government funding that pays for social care by over 50%.

They had gutted our public services. The public, not the politicians, are paying the price.

https://yorkshirebylines.co.uk/politics/good-public-services-for-all-are-the-real-democracy-not-votes/

On the subject of the 2012 Olympics, this came up on my Facebook memories. Still holds true. Can we have it back now, please?

Thread 50 Sunak: Civil war, what civil war?