#Labour

Jon Pike

runthinkwrite

This is a thread about @Keir_Starmer, particularly about his early commitment to the Labour Party. It’s first hand.#Starmer1/x I was brought up in Caterham, Surrey, just up the road from

adam england

garageflowrr

TWEENIES BY POLITICAL PARTY - A THREAD:Milo: LabourWorking-class hero Milo stays true to his Labour roots, though he's none-too-impressed with Starmer's leadership thus far. Bella: ConservativeIt had to be, didn't

Dan Corder On Your Radio

DanCorderOnAir

South Africans of British ancestry like to place blame on Afrikaners. They do this to absolve themselves and their relatives of guilt for racismBut white South Africans who are not

Heinz Brandenburg

HzBrandenburg

My thinking on Starmer is not that he is a centrist but that he goes full valence in contrast to Corbyn's purely positional opposition.Not a lot to play with when

Dame Alun Roberts

ciabaudo

Rejoyce! Rejoyce! A few thoughts on former Labour MP Eric Joyce who will soon appear in court on charges of child pornography ...https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8408429/Former-MP-Eric-Joyce-appears-court-child-porn-charge.html This

Edmund Deplorable-Gammon QC 3.5% Brain Function

WeDoNotLearn73

Let’s be honest, if there was a referendum on mass immigration in 1996 it would’ve been a landslide for “no thanks”. The reason the subject is, and will remain, a

BYJ

chris_grey___

Cut out and keep list for all anti racists of MPs that should have the whip removed for supporting a racist. It's not even like this is the first ride

Tris Stock 🥀

Tris_Stock

I feel a HUGE rant fomenting within me.Heads up. *deep breathDo you even know what the hell you want? You say socialist policy is what you want. Well, so does

Ash Sarkar

AyoCaesar

Got a few things to say about David Baddiel's characterisation of my views in his new book, but before I get into it I'd like to ask people don't @

Ben Chu

BenChu_

Plenty to digest in the Mais lecture by @AnnelieseDodds But to pick out a few points... From an economic perspective, perhaps most interesting is the bit on "muscular" competition policy

Patrick Butler

patrickjbutler

My @guardian live blog piece: Failing to commit to £20 per week uplift to universal credit beyond April would be 'madness', MPs toldhttps://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2020/nov/18/uk-politics-live-starmer-corbyn-restore-whip-

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

The choice made by the UK government was for friction with the EU over any kind of regulatory alignment. This is the natural consequence. It is a big problem for

Twelve Gauge Hotty

uneamino

TW: addiction, abuse, biology. Periods and menstruation.. I can't stop thinking about people who depend on structure to look after themselves. In particular, young people in vulnerable situations who don't

Birmingham Labour Group

BrumLabour

Anyone who lives in Birmingham will have noticed the huge increase in fly-tipping in our city during lockdown. There’s lots of different culprits – dodgy traders, cowboy builders and selfish

Mike Buckley

mdbuckley

I'm glad there's a Brexit deal - it's far better than there not being a deal, in a minimal way for trade and security, probably more so because it's a

Peter Ward

Peter___Ward

Sorry, but why do teachers always say “we work our backsides off” or “we work incredibly hard”? Why do you need to qualify the difficulty of the work you do?

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