If they intended to exempt Afghans who worked with our military from deportation to Rwanda, then they could have accepted that amendment to help their Bill go through.
So this doesn’t just mean we can’t trust any assurances; it means they already intend to break those assurances

Isn’t “Tories who have lost the Tory Whip in disgrace” now the fourth largest party in Parliament ?

The Rwanda Bill is itself a total travesty, but if we deport those who worked with our military teams in Afghanistan then that would be breaking an important promise made to them by the U.K.
That would be appallingly shameful.

Here is Liz Truss campaigning to save the UK by staying in the EU - thank you Alex Taylor for reminding us.

I believe that there are very good results in Schrodingerville and Neverland Haggis_UK 🇬🇧 🇪🇺

Sue the sewage dumpers! see Kit Yates thread

For the third US election in a row I will be pondering “USA, you have hundreds of millions of people to choose from, so how on earth have you narrowed it down to these two as the only candidates for your leader?” #USElections

Tory politician with the memory capabilities of a goldfish

From BBC News (UK) : people earning less than £25,000 are worse off, those on £26,000 to £60,000 are better off and those earning £60,000 to £120,000 will see little difference. Tory priorities are clear - those least able to pay will be hit hardest #Budget2024

It will always be Twitter to me too Stephen King and the most tuneful tweets will always be those from Augusta Lees

Seems Camilla Tominey isn’t impressed on BBC Question Time by what Labour might achieve re homelessness - perhaps she has not heard from Labour’s Emily Darlington about real differences that a multi-faceted approach has made in Milton Keynes - stellacreasy mentions Labour’s record too

It’s Schrodinger’s payment process Jess Phillips MP - No, no, there is no slow-down, no resistance to payment - but not much payment either. #PostOffceScandal

Well done stellacreasy and Laura Farris MP on BBC Question Time for substantive comment without descending to political point-scoring

You may have noticed that we’ve had quite a lot of Prime Ministers lately; Augusta Lees and I deliver in song and sketch some pithy observations on the doings of Sunak, Truss and Johnson in the latest “Reboot with Rishi” version

Yet another BBC Question Time audience laughing at a Tory squirming to try to avoid answering a question - this time about UK Government failing in its pledge to grow the UK economy. Well done this time Fiona Bruce for persisting in attempting to get an answer from him.

In case you thought covid was a thing of the past, Augusta Lees explains in song - watch to the poem at the end

That depends on whether they want to have a future or not David Gauke

Here’s the detail - blatant lies by Michelle Mone to Government where she says there is no conflict of interest and she will not benefit financially from the proposed PPE Medpro contract.
theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/f…

This is what a Tory Deputy Chairman (James Daly MP ) looks like on BBC Question Time when Paddy McGuinness ❤️ points out that fixing the dentistry situation was in the Tory manifesto in 2010, 2015, 2017 and 2019 as the situation has got worse.

Oh my word on @bbcquestiomtime it’s very obvious that Paddy McGuinness ❤️ knows more about dentistry than all the rest of the panel.