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Maybe he believes the state of our schools are equally or more important issue than political grandstanding about budget u-turns, which it almost certainly is.

Yeah lets criticise what Corbyn did or didn't do at the PMQs chirade rather than another failed budget by the tories. Its not like May will say anything in response anyway, somone forgot to change the batteries and she's stuck in a Brexit means Brexit loop.

Tom Watson Keir Starmer Dan Jarvis Rebecca Long-Bailey Clive Lewes Lisa Nandy Hilary Benn Out of that lot, the only person who I think the current membership would get behind is Clive Lewes, I think Keir Starmer has performed better - both completely inexperienced at the moment.

Well ignoring the fact that Tony Blair is politically toxic he would never get voted in by the membership.

Hope that Corbyn stands down after Labour lose Copeland, can't see it though...

Nuttall failed to turn up to a hustings and his personal website has been taken down. Wonder how long until there's another UKIP leadership election.

Everything about Nuttall comes across as incredibly fake even for a politician. Lied about doing a PHD, lied about losing a close friend at Hillsborough, with no evidence to suggest he was there at all. Lied about his address on his form to take part in the by-election. Rows back on his desire...

If Stoke vote in a Eddie Elizabeth Hitler character who wants to privatise the NHS, makes dubious claims about being at Hillsborough to win votes and ponces around stoke in an expensive tweed suit with a flat cap to make himself look authentic then they deserve him.

Probably still sleeping on a mattress in the front room like some kind of vagrant.

Allegedly Nuttall is a lying scumbag. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/feb/10/ukip-leader-paul-nuttall-denies-lying-about-being-at-hillsborough-disaster

I used to support Corbyn but not anymore, that doesnt mean I will vote for Owen Smith or Liz Kendall.

Maybe you should tell Paul Nuttall to wrap it up then.

Calling it the peoples choice, or will of the people, completely writes off the 48.11 per cent that voted remain (against 51.89) and the 34.73 per cent of the people eligible to vote (against 65.27) who decided that they didn't feel strongly either way. The majority of remain voters will be (or...

Labour are in a difficult position given that 70% of constituencies voted leave but the majority of labour voters voted remain. I find it difficult to believe that they would be in any better position with Owen Smith calling for a second referendum, although that may have allowed for a wider...

Brilliant speech by Clive Lewis, also talking a lot of sense in an interview afterwards http://press.labour.org.uk/post/153298011344/clive-lewis-speech-at-the-royal-society-of "I think one of the things you are seeing with this government, for six years now, has been a complete failure in...

Well it has set out very clearly that Labours policy is to remain part of the single market in the interests of our economy. The tories response to McDonnell's statement is as follows: "...what is truly astonishing is that John McDonnell completely failed to mention immigration, or control of...

Good speech by McDonnell McDonnell strongly affirmed Labour’s commitment to fiscal discipline, saying there is “nothing ‘progressive’ about running up excessive deficit”. Pointing out that the government has missed its previous fiscal targets, he urged Philip Hammond, the chancellor, to adopt...

The images are photoshopped to crop out the vet he was talking too.

It's just a wind up on one side you've got the Sun and Mail running with a made up story about Corbyn doing a jig on remembrance Sunday when it was just a bunch of photoshopped images of him talking to a WW2 vet. On the other side you've got Farage setting off to the States for photo...

TBF technically the last one wasn't his resignation, although it seems that officially Diana James never became leader anyway because the papers weren't filed before she quit.