Labour doing such a tremendous job that Hartlepool has voted in a conservative MP for the first time in its history 
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Blade for Life
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Lets hope the Prince makes a better job of choosing our next manager than the Labour membership do of choosing a leader.
FatherKnowsBest
Vital Football Hero
if you look beyond Starmer, who is there..? Lammy, Burgon, Raynor.? All out of touch nobodies. Long may it continue. At this rate we won’t see another Labour govt in my lifetime.
tomytony
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Another leader BfL or is Stir Kreamer safe?
Chips1889
Vital Football Hero
Please keep him at the leader and also that lass who knows nowt about money.
Biggles
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If you are referring to that guru and deep thinking political analyst, Ms. Diane Abbott, you will be pleased to know that, this morning on Radio 4, she stated that as Labour continues to do badly under a new leader, it shows that their decline in support was NOT due to Jeremy’s leadership.
On what planet does this wonderful lady live?
Chips1889
Vital Football Hero
No not our Diane, but that other lass who is shadow dancing opposite our Rishi.
tomytony
Vital Champions League
It's all down to Covid!!
She lives on the same planet as so many of the rest of them Biggles.
The irony of Laura Pidcock, amongst many others, on BBC today telling the world that the policies are just not radical enough, not socialist enough.
That's the Laura Pidcock who lost her seat in Durham-a seat lost to Labour for the 1st time in it's history.
Keep it up I say.
tomytony
Vital Champions League
Annaliese Dodds Chips.
Chips1889
Vital Football Hero
That's the lass......unforgettable TT.
Blade for Life
Vital 1st Team Regular
They had a perfectly good opportunity to appoint David Milliband but the unions wanted Ed ?!!.
Dont even get me on the perfect combo of Corbyn and Abbot.
Until Labour stop veering to the far left and look to help business with at least trying to balance the books they are unelectable.
The average person in the street knows that a Labour goverment would basically bankrupt the country to a point where we have to have Tory osterity again.
tomytony
Vital Champions League
The problem is the average labour MP and party member can't see that.
So out of touch as to make it laughable.
Raumdeuter
Vital 1st Team Regular
It helps that Liebour have thoroughly embraced the lunatic extremist left. They don't appeal to ordinary working people.
We can't underestimate Boris' Midas touch either.
We can't underestimate Boris' Midas touch either.
seanbeanstattoo
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And Labour lose control of Sheffield City Council. Pray god we stop pandering to lycra vvankers and clean the beggars, scroats and spice head s h it out of the city centre.
Raumdeuter
Vital 1st Team Regular
More good news, for the Union at least.
North of the border it's looking like the SNP won't get their big majority and Alex Salmond won't win a seat at Holyrood.
North of the border it's looking like the SNP won't get their big majority and Alex Salmond won't win a seat at Holyrood.
seanbeanstattoo
Vital Football Hero
The sweaties have one thing in common with Yorkies. They like their groats. It won't have gone unnoticed that the UK is managing covid better than any other COMPARABLE nation based on population density,size and overall numbers. Add to that our economy is set to grow by close to double digit numbers whist the European Soviet Union continues to stagnate or regress. They will vote on where their mars bars are best deep fried which is a great shame . I would love to see the sponging feckers do one.
WWF 2 - The Resurrection
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How's it going with Japan and South Korea? Comparable Island nations in terms of GDP and population density?
Rod Currie
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Looks like the tenbob brigade are out in force today.UTB
seanbeanstattoo
Vital Football Hero
It's going badly. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/liveblogs/news/coronavirus-outbreak-updates/
Not too good here either.
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New cases: 525
7-day avg: 577
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So Japan has 341 people per sq k
SK 515
England 432
Our vacination levels blind the others and our daily tally of infections is way lower.
