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1 hour ago, Ryan1984 said:

There’s going to be a photo of Cressida doing the Conga on a Downing Street table, isn’t there?

Only Sue Gray can answer that. 

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12 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

Not great, but nor is it for anyone...and now tories can say UK has fastest growth in G7....

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Yes but only when comparing 2020 with 2021 due to our massive slump. More like recovery than growth. If you go back  BC then we’re right in the middle for growth. 

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2 hours ago, Barry Fish said:

@Ozanne  you missed this one...
 

The MP for Canterbury has accused the leader of failing to tackle local activists who mounted a harassment campaign against her
 

 

yeah he is better, more people are happy to vote for starmer.

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2 hours ago, steviewevie said:

 

Keir Starmer is showing strong, decisive leadership. I remember when people claimed he never took a stance, that can’t be said now and I’m really pleased to see Labour putting forward strong policies that will appeal to large portion of the electorate.

In recent months he’s become much more confident and is a Prime Minister in waiting. 

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8 minutes ago, Ozanne said:

Keir Starmer is showing strong, decisive leadership. I remember when people claimed he never took a stance, that can’t be said now and I’m really pleased to see Labour putting forward strong policies that will appeal to large portion of the electorate.

In recent months he’s become much more confident and is a Prime Minister in waiting. 

see what you notice when your first instinct isnt to stick the knife in.

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