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Surprised? A bit, yes. But appalled? No, absolutely not. It's a mess but compared to the damage that woud be caused by a big tory majority, pushing austerity and hard brexit for five long years, it's a mess that represents the lesser of two evils for me. For now.

The whole point of that interview was that it exposed exactly how little this government is in control - or is able to 'get on with' any business let alone anything as substantial as Brexit or governing the country. What Eddie Mair (calmly) laid out was the simple fact that the Queen's speech...

I think that is accurate from what I recall - and 'crass and hurtful' I would agree with. I don't think 'mocking his loss' (as per your previous post) is correct though. But I posted the link not because of any support or otherwise for Jack Monroe - who i know little about - but as a short cut...

I am on record -on this board - as saying Diane Abbott should not be near front bench politics and that her performances over the last few months have been pretty awful, and I stand by that. But still, the sneering tone of many comments here and elsewhere do deserve to be challenged. If you are...

This is very obviously a signal that - in the extremely unlikely event that Corbyn will be forming a government - Abbott will not be playing any central role. Should be reassuring to all of those who's main (only) argument against Labour seems to be 'but Abbott'

Needed to be done for many different reasons. Should have been done earlier of course. I note Boris is still around though.