The baffling inability for their rules to make much sense is matched by the obtuse idiocy of the public to believe they're necessary. Our collective response evaporated when the Prime Minister said it was fine for Megamind to drive to Barnard Castle, seeding the virus in as many service stations as he could find along the way. The inevitable price of an immoral man protecting an amoral one was that the rest of us decided, collectively, that morality was not an absolute - it could be whatever we each decided it was. … [Read more...] about Santa asks: “What else were you expecting, you daft prats? You knew you were supposed to be good”
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Labour MPs in ‘Red Wall’ heartlands urge Keir Starmer to back a Brexit deal
He called for a pact which “looks after the communities which voted for Brexit rather than abandons them” and believed backing a deal could be key to rebuilding the red wall of constituencies in the Midlands and North – traditional Labour strongholds which elected Conservative MPs at last December's ballot, Labour's worst defeat for 84 years. … [Read more...] about Labour MPs in ‘Red Wall’ heartlands urge Keir Starmer to back a Brexit deal
Both sides of Labour’s internal war need to focus on a vision for Britain’s future
Even Britain’s worst crisis since the war cannot stamp out the flames of Labour’s seemingly eternal conflict. As constituency Labour parties defy diktats from the party’s general secretary that motions expressing solidarity with Jeremy Corbyn – a year ago, standing to be Labour prime minister, now not even a Labour MP – will be ruled out of order, the former leader’s team is beginning legal action to reverse the suspension of the whip, and to prove a deal was done to bring him back to the party. But while it is tempting to portray this as a clash between two internally unified groups – the Starmerites and the Corbynites – there are more complicated divisions at work. … [Read more...] about Both sides of Labour’s internal war need to focus on a vision for Britain’s future
SNP pledges free breakfast and lunch for primary school pupils all year round if it wins re-election
"It puts food on the table and clothes on the backs of pupils in schools from Ayr to Aberdeen," he said. "It gives them a better start to their school day and a better chance of the education that is their escape route from poverty. … [Read more...] about SNP pledges free breakfast and lunch for primary school pupils all year round if it wins re-election
