So #Reform's Cunningham Laila Cunningham was not only kicked out of the Crown Prosecution Service (Breach of Impartiality Rules; Racist, Libelous Comments; Likely Disciplinary Action) .. .. but she has a history of failed businesses struck off for illegality. How very #Reform.

Hmmm….

I got the taxpayer to heat my stables what did you do? I got my girlfriend to buy me a £885,000 house in Clacton, it's why we're multi-millionaires Naddy boy, I know Nigey. Fuck the gullible eh! 🤣🤣🤣

Ten years on, I’m not sure people voted for what Brexit has delivered. The value of new trade deals? Around £14bn a year. The cost of Brexit to the economy? Closer to £180bn a year. In committee today, we confronted the gap between promise and reality — and why fixing Brexit

Donating 600k to charity does not hide the fact you've saved £20,000,000 in tax by being a non-dom. It also doesn't undo the untold damage you have done to the UK through austerity. You cannot buy the nations forgiveness.

🚨🇪🇺 Brexit WOW moment 🇪🇺🚨 The Brexitgraph Telegraph published a full-blown obituary for Brexit: 📉 GDP down up to 8% 📉 Investment down 18% 📉 Productivity down 4% 📉 Employment down 4% ❌ No trade benefits ❌ No control of immigration ❌ No regulatory freedom

The BBC get very aroused at the mention of U-turns & climbdowns Fact is, sometimes govt's propose policies they think have merit. Their MP's then say their consistuents don't like it, & so they have to change it For me, that's just democracy in action #BBCBreakfast #r4today

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An occasional series in homage to UncleRalph #WillIeatit? Number 1: cheese. Of course I’ll eat cheese!

Today, waiting lists are down by more than 312,000 since Labour came into government - with an 86,000 drop in November alone. That's the second biggest drop in 15 years. You voted The Labour Party . You get The Labour Party

✅ Net migration is down by 2/3rds ✅ Boat crossings falling on 30 day, 60 day and 90 day trends ✅ NHS waiting lists down. Second highest fall in November ✅ Freeze on train fares, prescription charges, £150 of energy bills ✅ Biggest investment in green energy Change. 💥

I'm so happy we live here, where PMs get blasted for U turns, here, where PMs can decide an unpopular policy isn't worth burning political capital on. Weep, weep for those who live where the leaders would rather brutally murder and destroy people than listen to them.

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Most people accept feeling drained after work as unavoidable. It's not. As a doctor doing a PhD in neuroscience, here are 6 ways to stop wasting your evenings: 1. Find your true sleep need. 7-8 hours works for most people but 15% need 9+. Your "normal" might be sleep-deprived.

1/ NEW: Our Clean Industry Bonus has crowded in over £3bn of private investment. Building factories, ports and domestic supply chains here in the UK, creating thousands of good jobs in our industrial heartlands. Every £1 of public money invested has leveraged £17 from industry.

How ungrateful can you be? The Tories spent several 100s of 1000s of pounds getting Robert Jenrick elected at the 2014 by-election - way over the legal limit, & the Tories later had to pay a hefty fine. Who complained about the Tories' gross over-spending - Nigel Farage.

Robert Jenrick as housing minister directed New towns funds to his own constituency despite it not meeting eligibility criteria: and fast tracked a Tory donors planning appeal after a donation. A knight in shining armour he is not. Reform is a gallery of rogues.

Part 2 #WillIEatIt UncleRalph Cucumber? No chance!

While the Reform & Tory play out their Circus act. Labour are delivering: Economy growing NHS waiting list dropping Ambulances arriving quicker More Police Minimum wage up Workers rights Renters rights More prisons More Resevoires Breakfast clubs Free Nursery places Green energy

Robert Jenrick: an apology. thecritic.co.uk/francis-urquha…