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[davek]

But surely that weakens Labour in the HOC/England?

Thats what I cant get.

Ah, soz, you must live in Scotland. Gotcha.

I dont care what happens to the LP in England. They're a creature of business now.

A Scottish LP can be a lot more radical.

 

[davek]

You're right, the English would also need their regions to federalise too, but I can see a lot of the population in the NE, NW, Midlands and SW being okay with that...

The populations might (loads would oppose), but Westminster would never allow that IMO.

 

[roydo]

I dont care what happens to the LP in England. They're a creature of business now.

A Scottish LP can be a lot more radical.

Fair enough. Kinda agree actually.

 

[orchard]

The populations might (loads would oppose), but Westminster would never allow that IMO.

Maybe it will become even more popular as a result of the Brexit blow-back? Maybe non-con MP's will warm to it.

 

[tsubaki]

something else nicked from elsewhere:

 

[neil999]

something else nicked from elsewhere:

I’ve seen this a lot but this policy would never have happened without a pandemic....

 

[dead_soft]

I’ve seen this a lot but this policy would never have happened without a pandemic....

If we can afford it during a pandemic, it shows we can afford it. It's about priorities and making sure all people get essential basic services.

 

[davek]

Jeremy Corbyn: Details of Labour inquiry into ex-leader made public

Sections of an internal party report into the ex-leader's conduct are released by his lawyers.

www.bbc.co.uk

If that judge rules that the full minutes of meetings between Starmer's chief of staff/Angela Rayner and Trickett/McCluskey is permissible evidence, it'll put the cat among the pigeons.

I fully expect the judge to finally rule against it, closing ranks on their fellow member of the elite, Starmer.

 

[LocalNative]

Jeremy Corbyn: Details of Labour inquiry into ex-leader made public

Sections of an internal party report into the ex-leader's conduct are released by his lawyers.

www.bbc.co.uk

If that judge rules that the full minutes of meetings between Starmer's chief of staff/Angela Rayner and Trickett/McCluskey is permissible evidence, it'll put the cat among the pigeons.

I fully expect the judge to finally rule against it, closing ranks on their fellow member of the elite, Starmer.

I was never a staunch Corbynite, but this whole inquiry seems a bit needless. I get that they're trying to eradicate him completely and turn a tide but just move on - this will do more harm than good in the long run.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Jeremy Corbyn: Details of Labour inquiry into ex-leader made public

Sections of an internal party report into the ex-leader's conduct are released by his lawyers.

www.bbc.co.uk

If that judge rules that the full minutes of meetings between Starmer's chief of staff/Angela Rayner and Trickett/McCluskey is permissible evidence, it'll put the cat among the pigeons.

I fully expect the judge to finally rule against it, closing ranks on their fellow member of the elite, Starmer.

Corbyn is guilty does not matter truth or the principle of this matter, unfair and unjust it is.

His failure was not being able to unite Labour with his labour when leader.

 

[davek]

Corbyn is guilty does not matter truth or the principle of this matter, unfair and unjust it is.

His failure was not being able to unite Labour with his labour when leader.

Guilty of what? The LP's own inquiry said he shouldn't be suspended.

 

[Tin-Tin]

Well done by Dan Carden, Ian Byrne and the FSF crew

 

[Khalekan]

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Guilty of what? The LP's own inquiry said he shouldn't be suspended.

Guilty of losing... Winners always get to right the narrative.

 

[LEONARD]

Lisa Nandy has been impressive in interviews the last few day's, re Tories mishandling of the Covid crisis.