Just Fiona Bruce speaking over Sian Berry
As she calls for Keir Starmer to resign over Mandelson
Fraser Nelson, "Getting rid of Keir Starmer right now would destabilise the country even more"
"I think we've had enough of this constant rotation of Prime Ministers"
Lady in green wonders how someone who aligns themselves with a pedophile - referring to Mandelson - can get a job in government
"Trump whisperer? Whatever. That's completely irrelevant"
"Those people should be removed from public life forever"
Fun fact: Mandelson is still in the House of Lords
Gent in beard criticises Conservative Harriett Baldwin for saying Starmer should resign, pointing out the chaos of the Conservatives
Fiona Bruce, "Should the Prime Minister Keir Starmer resign over Mandelson?"
Kay Burley, "No, of course he shouldn't"
"He's a bit busy trying to keep us out of WWIII"
Fiona Bruce, "What steps could a Green government take?"
Sian Berry, "In the short term, windfall taxes"
"We need to see renewables leading the price of the bills because they are much more cheaper than gas"
"We need to invest and get away from fossil fuels"
Lucy Powell, "We've got to end our reliance on fossil fuels"
"The more we rely on fossil fuels the more energy prices will go up when there's a conflict"
Fiona Bruce then cuts her off
Green's Sian Berry, "This war with Iran from Donald Trump is an illegal war"
"And Reform and the Conservatives were completely wrong"
"The British people are opposed to this"
"We learned the lessons from Iraq, that getting involved in American aggression doesn't end well"
Conservative Harriett Baldwin, "The UK should play a role in helping Donald Trump being successful, by allowing our bases"
*she's then cut off by Fiona Bruce*
Lucy Powell, "One of the reasons why Keir Starmer took the decision for us not to get involved in this offensive"
"Is that he is very keen for us to learn the lessons of the Iraq war"
"There wasn't the legal basis for that war"
"And you need a legal basis for these kinds of interventions"
Fraser Nelson says you can't blame the Labour government for the Conservative government underfunding our military and defence since 2010
Surely same can be said of not blaming immigrants and asylum seekers for the Conservatives underfunding public services since 2010, too?
Man in blue glasses wanted the UK to join the US and Israel bomb Iran,
"We made a mistake by not helping our strongest ally, USA"
Man in pink, "Keir Starmer made the right decision in the first place by not going to war"
"However once our bases were attacked that gave us the legal basis to go ahead and bomb Iran"
Sky News Sports report that yesterday President Trump said that the Iranian football team was welcome at the World Cup
Today, President Trump says they're not
Starmer's mistake is immensely more significant than Guildford's mistake, so if we're applying the same standard, Starmer should resign
And if Starmer doesn't resign, then he's literally demonstrating the moniker: two tier Kier
Incidentally, the AI scenario actually made the case to NOT to ban Maccabi. And the independent report showed that there was no malice and no antisemitism involved in the decision to ban Maccabi. But still Starmer and Mahmood wanted a proverbial scalp and forced him to resign
Left: Keir Starmer apologises for making a mistake by appointing Peter Mandelson but wants to keep his job
Right: Craig Guildford made a mistake, he told parliament that AI was not used in the decision to ban Maccabi fans, it was, he apologised, but Starmer and Mahmood forced him to quit
Left: Kemi Badenoch says Keir Starmer should resign for showing a catastrophic error of judgment over Mandelson
Right: Kemi Badenoch saying Iran is a threat to the UK, that we should take offensive action, and then denying saying that the UK should join the US-Israel to attack Iran
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch endorses Labour Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood
Which is enough to know which party Mahmood is batting for
Hint: it's not the traditional Labour vote
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Wish we were more like Spain's PM
Agree, we weren't at war until he took the decision to let bombers fly through UK bases
It was!
Nice!
Mmmmm
Yep, that's exactly what's happened
That it isn't a bigger scandal than it is is itself a scandal
I'm not a fan of Starmer allowing bombers to fly through UK bases, but on the decision to join the US and Israeli attack on Iran, that was the right call
And at same time he got it so wrong over Mandelson; which ought to be a resigning matter in itself
Those opposition leaders and commentators are less interested in what may be better for the country and more focused on looking for some form of division to carve out a position that satiates their egotistical urge to appear 'shouty' and therefore leader like @mrjamesob.bsky.social
£0 debt
£0 dividends
Water companies before privatisation
£60 billion debt
£85 billion dividends
Water companies after privatisation
The British public has been robbed - and our waters polluted to an extreme - and STILL Labour are refusing to renationalise water, disgraceful
Throwback to the 2018 Volvo Ocean Race which ended up in The Hague 😊
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