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The difference I think is that the media (which drives a lot of this) aren't particular interested in the left wing splits. Nobody associates Galloway with Labour any more. They have always been there, but in times of trouble the Conservatives are very good at coming together even after booting...

Especially as the vast majority don't live in London.

That didn't answer the question though did it. The rump on the right is the same as the rump on the left. The British public will dismiss them over time and I'm not sure what Farage is actually seeing beyond his ego. Social media has connected the extremes, but they generally fall apart with...

I'm honestly struggling to see what they think they will achieve by this. It will give Labour a thumping majority and force the Tories to lurch even more to the right. Have I missed something ? Is this Brexit revisited, where Farage and his ilk think that at some point in the future they will...

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How is the move to Clacton going ?

Tried not to laugh

I think what a number of people are missing here is the growing outrage of other staff who work for media companies and their wider groups. You've seen the same thing at Facebook. Media companies (irrespective of their output) are companies after all and staff have to follow all sorts of...