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st albans fox

st albans fox

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1 hour ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Crucial vote taking place in parliament 

More crucial than this time yesterday?

 

2 hours ago, Dr The Singh said:

Felt sorry for Rachel Reeves today, seeing her cry was sad.  People should not be put in roles they are not capable of doing.

Think it relates to events outside parliament - she looks very drawn 

Dr The Singh

Dr The Singh

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13 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

More crucial than this time yesterday?

 

Think it relates to events outside parliament - she looks very drawn 

I like to see the evidence, some guy stopping her from speaking, yeah right?  Personal problems, walk out and solve them?

 

Her party, her associates, the MP's and society to some level, giving her a no confidence.................tears are the ck sequence.

Tommy G

Tommy G

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32 minutes ago, Dr The Singh said:

I like to see the evidence, some guy stopping her from speaking, yeah right?  Personal problems, walk out and solve them?

 

Her party, her associates, the MP's and society to some level, giving her a no confidence.................tears are the ck sequence.

 

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RobHawk

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Politician is human shocker! 

 

Geez some of you guys need to give your head a wobble. 

 

None of us know what's going on, until we do, maybe just accept that none of us are perfect and there's nothing wrong with showing some emotion. Personally I'd rather that than be ruled by robots. 

 

I said the same when Theresa May resigned and was clearly upset. We knew why then, we don't now. 

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Tommy G

Tommy G

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20 minutes ago, RobHawk said:

Politician is human shocker! 

 

Geez some of you guys need to give your head a wobble. 

 

None of us know what's going on, until we do, maybe just accept that none of us are perfect and there's nothing wrong with showing some emotion. Personally I'd rather that than be ruled by robots. 

 

I said the same when Theresa May resigned and was clearly upset. We knew why then, we don't now. 

Correct but the amount of dogs abuse (worse than this) when Truss was in power is such double standards (not defending the indefensible here either, just comparing two high profile politicians).

 

Secondly, her boss did absolutely zero to back her up in front of the world, zilch. He knows  he needs to cut her adrift to save face himself - under the bus you go. 
 

Whatever the situation, personal or otherwise - if she isn’t up to the job mentally she should resign as 70m people’s economic stability rest on her and her party making correct decisions. That goes for men, woman or otherwise in that position.

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Dr The Singh

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9 minutes ago, Dr The Singh said:

On a side note a video, on ITV in th 80's highlighting grooming gangs, we can guess the guys that show there face, and the guys hiding there:

 

 

 

 

Sound.familiar, these feckers have been at it over 35 years without anyone touching them.

Dr The Singh

Dr The Singh

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41 minutes ago, RobHawk said:

Politician is human shocker! 

 

Geez some of you guys need to give your head a wobble. 

 

None of us know what's going on, until we do, maybe just accept that none of us are perfect and there's nothing wrong with showing some emotion. Personally I'd rather that than be ruled by robots. 

 

I said the same when Theresa May resigned and was clearly upset. We knew why then, we don't now. 

Now, let's be sensible, if these were supermarket jobs or working in a call centre, fair dooos.

 

This is the 2nd most powerful women in our country, dude.

 

If your gonna cry tells us why.

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RobHawk

RobHawk

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43 minutes ago, Dr The Singh said:

Now, let's be sensible, if these were supermarket jobs or working in a call centre, fair dooos.

 

This is the 2nd most powerful women in our country, dude.

 

If your gonna cry tells us why.

For all we know she could have had a loss of a family member, or news someone was terminally ill. These people are voted in and many feel a real responsibility to turn up and represent voters, no matter what. Could have put on a brave face but it all became too much. 

 

I've literally just made that up but it's just as likely given we know **** all. And why is it any of our business if it is something personal such as the above? 

 

Personally I'm much more worried about getting this country back on track after the Tories ****ed than I am because a women cried. 

 

 

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Dr The Singh

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1 hour ago, RobHawk said:

For all we know she could have had a loss of a family member, or news someone was terminally ill. These people are voted in and many feel a real responsibility to turn up and represent voters, no matter what. Could have put on a brave face but it all became too much. 

 

I've literally just made that up but it's just as likely given we know **** all. And why is it any of our business if it is something personal such as the above? 

 

Personally I'm much more worried about getting this country back on track after the Tories ****ed than I am because a women cried. 

 

 

Robo, I think you have ignored what we have said.  So I will leave there.

st albans fox

st albans fox

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8 hours ago, fox_up_north said:

They put out a statement it's personal. Fair enough but maybe don't come in? 

How would that have been twisted by the media after the events of Tuesday ?

 

and imagine if they had put out a statement saying that the chancellor was absent for personal reasons ?    She probably told them that she’d cope but she wasn’t able to.

 

 If she has serious issues then an announcement early on Wednesday that the chancellor was unwell and would be off for a few days would have possibly done the job - but we don’t know that her problems didn’t accelerate late morning Wednesday ?? 
 

All conjecture but you don’t get to the level she has in politics and look like that without it being something outside of her role being responsible.  

davieG

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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/rachel-reeves-crying-starmer-pmqs-latest-news-b2781165.html

 

Sir Keir Starmer has backed Rachel Reeves to remain chancellor for "many years to come" after she became tearful during an extraordinary PMQs.

The prime minister said it was “absolutely wrong” to suggest her visibly tearful appearance in the Commons related to the welfare U-turn, which put an almost £5 billion black hole in her plans.

“It’s got nothing to do with politics, nothing to do with what’s happened this week. It was a personal matter for her. I’m not going to intrude on her privacy by talking to you about that,” he told the BBC.

Earlier on Wednesday, the prime minister failed to guarantee Ms Reeves’ future as chancellor when pressed by Kemi Badenoch amid growing speculation over a reshuffle to regain his authority.

Ms Reeves wiped away tears as Ms Badenoch told the Commons she looked “absolutely miserable”. Labour minister Ellie Reeves then appeared to be holding her sister’s hand as she left the chamber on Wednesday.

Ministerial sources claimed the tears were a result of an argument with Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle prior to PMQs, for which they said he has since apologised. The Speaker’s office has declined to comment.

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davieG

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Keir Starmer is setting out a 10-year plan for a "Neighbourhood Health Service" in England this morning

The government says neighbourhood health centres will provide a full range of healthcare services "right on people's doorsteps"

The centres will open six days a week, 12 hours a day, and will also offer "debt advice, employment support and stop smoking or weight management"

Starmer says the plan will "rewire and futureproof" the NHS, adding: "It's reform or die"

 

 

I'm old enough to remember when we had District Hospitals but were mostly closed off the back of pooling resources and saving money. I always thought then it offered no consideration to the patients causing extra travel and longer waiting times sat in impersonal hospitals seeing different Doctors each time.

 

Life seems to be full of deja vu these days as those in charge realise maybe some of the old ways were ok.

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Bellend Sebastian

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9 minutes ago, Brizzle Fox said:

Good old crafty. With form like this he's a shoe in for a safe Reform seat at the next election.

Reform voters won't give a toss as they won't see this or know what a surgery is

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Bellend Sebastian

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14 minutes ago, Brizzle Fox said:

Good old crafty. With form like this he's a shoe in for a safe Reform seat at the next election.

If you can't trust Darren Grimes, who can you trust?!?

 

More of the old certainties fall away.

 

Old Grimey. Grimey-wimey. Grimester. Grimbot

Dahnsouff

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Is this obscene Big Bollocks Bill actually going to get passed?

Feel for the US folks at the moment, the rapid ascent in moral turpitude seems almost mind blowing.

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