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PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Good thread on why Liam Fox is a *****

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***** choose your own insult

tinybgoat wrote:

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Good thread on why Liam Fox is a *****

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***** choose your own insult

is 'a real Liam Fox' insulting enough?

HindleA wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/society/201 ... -in-return


NHS staff set to win 6.5% pay rise but must forfeit day's holiday in return

The Government must focus on fixing the basics, including improving roads, railways and airports, boosting housing supply and simplifying the immigration system, he will tell the BCC annual conference.

Those who suggest that the solution to poor procurement and questionable outsourcing decisions by government is the wholesale nationalisation of entire swathes of the economy must also be challenged.
"Facing down the superficially seductive argument for nationalisation won't be easy - but it's vital to the future success of communities and prosperity all across the UK."

HindleA wrote:https://mainlymacro.blogspot.co.uk/2018 ... n-red.html


Tangled up in red

Mainlymacro

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:If I've got it right we have

2 x Lab gain from Tory
2 x Ind gain from Tory
1 x Lib gain from Tory
1 x Ind gain from Lab
2 x Lab hold

but wait for the proper round up later

AnatolyKasparov wrote:

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:If I've got it right we have

2 x Lab gain from Tory
2 x Ind gain from Tory
1 x Lib gain from Tory
1 x Ind gain from Lab
2 x Lab hold

but wait for the proper round up later

Confirmed, and several of the Tory losses were unexpected.

HindleA wrote:Bleeding PF attention seeking again typical.

HindleA wrote:https://labour.org.uk/press/jeremy-corb ... onference/

Corbyn speech to Scottish Conference

It’s striking that Theresa May’s only clear priority when she laid out her new Brexit negotiating position last week seemed to be to tie the UK permanently to EU rules, which are used to drive privatisation and block support for British industry.

refitman wrote:This is depressing, but illuminating.

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HindleA wrote:https://labour.org.uk/press/jeremy-corb ... onference/

Corbyn speech to Scottish Conference

"...Theresa May has now admitted, under her plans for a reckless Tory Brexit the UK risks losing access to European markets. Make no mistake about it, reduced access to European markets means fewer economic opportunities for people in the UK.

This is why we need a Labour government to take the reins from the free market ideologues who want to use Brexit to sign a race-to-the-bottom trade deal with Trump’s America and turn the UK into a deregulated offshore tax haven. And instead take the new common sense into the heart of government and help bring about a society that truly does work for all. Labour is the only party focusing on the issues that matter to people in their everyday lives, and the only party committed to putting power back into every community in the UK.

When it comes to Brexit Labour’s priorities have been clear from the outset. We will fight for a deal that puts jobs and living standards first."

citizenJA wrote:

refitman wrote:This is depressing, but illuminating.

http://www.coppolacomment.com/2018/03/t ... onics.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The financial complexity of businesses is utterly bewildering. I don't think it should be so convoluted and opaque.

refitman wrote:

citizenJA wrote:

refitman wrote:This is depressing, but illuminating.

http://www.coppolacomment.com/2018/03/t ... onics.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The financial complexity of businesses is utterly bewildering. I don't think it should be so convoluted and opaque.

I had no idea we were technically insolvent on at least 1 occasion.

"Added to the prospects of both economic and constitutional crises the government’s dangerous risking of peace in Northern Ireland offering no clear alternative to a hard border on the island as it refuses to consider the option of a customs union shows why a Labour government is needed so badly to steer the negotiations in a sensible direction.

Because as well as being a democratic socialist Party Labour is also an internationalist Party.

We realise that the great problems of our age: fighting for people’s rights and living standards against the power of international capital; ending the incessant destruction of our climate and our natural world; clamping down on rich tax dodgers who hide their excessive wealth and refuse to pay their way; and defending international human rights that have been fought for and defended by people on the ground for generations.

These are problems which individual nations cannot deal with alone."

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citizenJA wrote:where's tinyclanger2?
It's disco night