Westminster Politics
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The most shocking thing of this is the response by the right wing feckers who are excusing this and saying it's a conspiracy against Brexit, fecking braindead idiots.
Weird flex
Blackmail?
That account is partnered with Novara Media, says it all. Doing the Tories job for them.
It provides a bit more clarity to me in regards to why other members are yet to be expelled for worse crimes.
Self serving tories gonna self serve. They're worried about the leaks if they expel MPs.
We have a far right government.
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I feel so sorry for nurses, a woefully under appreciated and underpaid job. Yet they continue to do it because for the majority they're incredible people.
Striking is unlawful? Are they going to throw nurses in jail? Or... ooh, scary.... Fire them? And replace them with the huge influxes (sarcasm) of nurses from abroad? 
I think on this occasion it's because they secured a mandate to strike in November, and a 48 hour strike would take them past the six month threshold required to take the action.Striking is unlawful? Are they going to throw nurses in jail? Or... ooh, scary.... Fire them? And replace them with the huge influxes (sarcasm) of nurses from abroad?
No mistake though; this Government will try and use this as a precedent to try and ban further action down the line. Bit by bit we're having this democracy ripped apart. I'd protest but I'd get arrested for it now.
Not too often I agree with this cock
How does Jenrick know if the people crossing in small boats aren't racist bigoted fascists?
We are a disgrace for giving these cnuts an 80 seat majority. What the feck is this shit?
BBC Chairman resigns after Boris loan
https://news.sky.com/story/bbc-chairman-richard-sharp-resigns-12832218
https://news.sky.com/story/bbc-chairman-richard-sharp-resigns-12832218
All the petulance of a little Eton shit that isn’t used to getting his way.
So:
- blocking the return of a UK National in a war-torn country
- making up new rules to make laws that bypass scrutiny
- BBC chairman quits after helping former PM an £800k loan (we still don’t even know who gave him the money!)
- attempted rejection of the press in Scotland
- rejection of the press in Wales
All in a day’s work for Tory Brexit Britain!
- blocking the return of a UK National in a war-torn country
- making up new rules to make laws that bypass scrutiny
- BBC chairman quits after helping former PM an £800k loan (we still don’t even know who gave him the money!)
- attempted rejection of the press in Scotland
- rejection of the press in Wales
All in a day’s work for Tory Brexit Britain!
What is the point of a none disruptive strike? None. Strikes should be done to disrupt as maximum as possible. That is why I don't understand ask for permission to the government and plan ahead and let everyone know. Push through and if possible go to burn the parliament
"New policing powers will ensure hardworking everyday people will no longer be collateral damage to disruptive protests."
Meanwhile, hardworking everyday people will continue to be collateral damage to disruptive Tory policies and a shite standard of living.
Looking like a husband just walked in on him.
Is that real or a meme? That single journey will have cost the same as the annual policing budget for a sleepy rural hamlet.
Very difficult to find but a British politician who has got a brain and has some knowledge.
Starmer will probably sack him in the morning.
He has fecking footmen 
What a fecking joke.
What a fecking joke.
It was a one off due to there being potential sit down protests during the journey. Feels relevant considering today's farcical announcement.
What a loser.
Yeah he's spot on. His dad was a likeable bloke but firmly in the far left anti-EU camp, with Corbyn. Heart in the right place, but stupid.
What the everlasting feck is the format of that video. Widescreen in portrait in widescreen in a Reddit post in a RedCafe post.
No, but they would close down the unions that enabled the "unlawful" strike, so the nurses would never have a United choice again.Striking is unlawful? Are they going to throw nurses in jail? Or... ooh, scary.... Fire them? And replace them with the huge influxes (sarcasm) of nurses from abroad?
Tory 101.
is this true?
That would be highly counterproductive.