Current Affairs UK General Election July
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He's going to buy moshiri out just to spite us isn't he...
PhilEFC
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The Justice system is kaput, courts are way behind and prisons are so full we're releasing criminals onto the streets and the police are being asked not to make arrests.
The NHS is on its knees according to every measure.
Our Defence budget is so bad we can't arrange planes for a flyover to commemorate D Day. We also have two hugely expensive aircraft carriers, both late and way over budget, neither of which has a full complement of aircraft.
The government expects to have spent at least £4.7bn on introducing post-Brexit border controls - another "Brexit benefit".
Schools are falling apart and we've had ten Education Secretaries since 2010.
Prices have increased by about 20% over the last three years.
Taxation is at its highest levels since the War.
Immigration has reached record levels, directly contradicting the Government's promises. As for the Rwanda fiasco, the less said the better.
Universities have been hit hard by the reduction in foreign students, driven by this Government.
Practically every Local Authority is in financial difficulties, some facing bankruptcy.
We've had two Prime Ministers resign in disgrace.
The use of Food Banks is at all all time high.
Housing and renting are both in a crisis.
Not a great record, is it?
The NHS is on its knees according to every measure.
Our Defence budget is so bad we can't arrange planes for a flyover to commemorate D Day. We also have two hugely expensive aircraft carriers, both late and way over budget, neither of which has a full complement of aircraft.
The government expects to have spent at least £4.7bn on introducing post-Brexit border controls - another "Brexit benefit".
Schools are falling apart and we've had ten Education Secretaries since 2010.
Prices have increased by about 20% over the last three years.
Taxation is at its highest levels since the War.
Immigration has reached record levels, directly contradicting the Government's promises. As for the Rwanda fiasco, the less said the better.
Universities have been hit hard by the reduction in foreign students, driven by this Government.
Practically every Local Authority is in financial difficulties, some facing bankruptcy.
We've had two Prime Ministers resign in disgrace.
The use of Food Banks is at all all time high.
Housing and renting are both in a crisis.
Not a great record, is it?
Liz Truss as director of football
opening those Everton cheese markets
Starmer drama on now...
The Justice system is kaput, courts are way behind and prisons are so full we're releasing criminals onto the streets and the police are being asked not to make arrests.
The NHS is on its knees according to every measure.
Our Defence budget is so bad we can't arrange planes for a flyover to commemorate D Day. We also have two hugely expensive aircraft carriers, both late and way over budget, neither of which has a full complement of aircraft.
The government expects to have spent at least £4.7bn on introducing post-Brexit border controls - another "Brexit benefit".
Schools are falling apart and we've had ten Education Secretaries since 2010.
Prices have increased by about 20% over the last three years.
Taxation is at its highest levels since the War.
Immigration has reached record levels, directly contradicting the Government's promises. As for the Rwanda fiasco, the less said the better.
Universities have been hit hard by the reduction in foreign students, driven by this Government.
Practically every Local Authority is in financial difficulties, some facing bankruptcy.
We've had two Prime Ministers resign in disgrace.
The use of Food Banks is at all all time high.
Housing and renting are both in a crisis.
Alan Whittle
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Starmer though. (Copyright).
Vote Labour if you dont wanna drink other peoples poo.
BlueInNZ
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That’s something right out of “The Thick of It”. I can only imagine the reaction of whoever is the Tory equivalent of Malcolm Tucker.
Starmer says 'this is the moment the country has been waiting for'
Sir Keir Starmer is now speaking after the prime minister announced the date of the election.He calls this a moment the country needs and has been waiting for.
Starmer says this is the time to change communities and the country, and calls this election campaign an opportunity to secure a better future.
God bless him, what a man, Lizzy would be so proud.
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