Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
A good levelling out process it would appear.
Those with separate incomes might well give up their 'entitlement' and release it for the more vulnerable and needy in society.
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[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
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A good levelling out process it would appear.
Those with separate incomes might well give up their 'entitlement' and release it for the more vulnerable and needy in society.
Randy McNob
Now go home and get your f#cking Shinebox
- Jun 13, 2020
- 4,545
Sunak ordered a 3 line whip to vote AGAINST people getting compo for being victims of a contaminated blood scandal. First of all - WTF? more intriguingly 23 of his MPs defied him, which means he will now struggle to get anything through parliament. Zombie government
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Another rebellion from the Tories
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Sellafield, Europe’s most hazardous nuclear site, has a worsening leak from a huge silo of radioactive waste that could pose a risk to the public, the Guardian can reveal.
Concerns over safety at the crumbling building, as well as cracks in a reservoir of toxic sludge known as B30, have caused diplomatic tensions with countries including the US, Norway and Ireland, which fear Sellafield has failed to get a grip of the problems.
The leak of radioactive liquid from one of the “highest nuclear hazards in the UK” – a decaying building at the vast Cumbrian site known as the Magnox swarf storage Silo (MSSS) – is likely to continue to 2050. That could have “potentially significant consequences” if it gathers pace, risking contaminating groundwater, according to an official document.
Concerns over safety at the crumbling building, as well as cracks in a reservoir of toxic sludge known as B30, have caused diplomatic tensions with countries including the US, Norway and Ireland, which fear Sellafield has failed to get a grip of the problems.
The leak of radioactive liquid from one of the “highest nuclear hazards in the UK” – a decaying building at the vast Cumbrian site known as the Magnox swarf storage Silo (MSSS) – is likely to continue to 2050. That could have “potentially significant consequences” if it gathers pace, risking contaminating groundwater, according to an official document.
Pevenseagull
Anti-greed coalition
- Jul 20, 2003
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Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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When Worthing MP's are getting spooked, the tories must know they have problems
Convenient
www.theguardian.com
Boris Johnson faces tough questions at Covid inquiry over handling of pandemic
Former prime minister to give evidence as mystery deepens over retrieval of WhatsApp messages
www.theguardian.com
Pevenseagull
Anti-greed coalition
- Jul 20, 2003
- 19,968
Convenient
Boris Johnson faces tough questions at Covid inquiry over handling of pandemic
Former prime minister to give evidence as mystery deepens over retrieval of WhatsApp messages
It's still going to be meltdowntastic when that sociopathic **** baffoon gives his carefully prepared response to the covid enquiry.
Everyone else will be to blame.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,551
Of course, the vast majority aren't against it in London. You've just got "a cake and eat it" minority in the suburbs (the ones who think they live in country / city depending on the day of the week) who are mostly too stupid to realise there car is probably compliant.
The local Tories are up to the same nonsense.
There is a very dangerous couple of local streets round here with mini roundabouts that everyone wants rid of and replaced by pedestrian crossings.
It's a no brainer.
They stuck a letter through my door last week asking me to complain because 1) I hadn't been consulted 2) It would increase traffic on my road.
It's complete bullshit, they are desperate.
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KZNSeagull
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Cracking question in PMQ's from Stephen Flynn. "Is the PM worried that he is projected to become the first Conservative party leader to lose a General Election to a fellow Thatcherite?" 
I wonder how often he'll parrot the "We got all the big decisions right" line during a hearing talking about how, on balance, he and his government got all the big decisions wrong?
stewart12
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- Jan 16, 2019
- 1,639
I am as anti-Tory as they come but actually don't mind my MP, Peter Bottomley (West Worthing). As Tory MP's go he's alright (still won't vote for him of course).
Dealt with Tim Loughton a bit for work and he is an utter prick
TomandJerry
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Robert Jenrick has 'resigned' as immigration minister
Home Office minister Laura Farris said that Robert Jenrick has resigned as immigration minister.She told LBC: “I understand that he has.”
Asked why, she said: “I don’t know in all honesty. I just came from the chamber and found out after I connected to your show.”
For not pushing for the most hard line of Rwanda strategies, apparently. Off to sit on Suella's right. Or probably slightly to her left.
Edit "No compromise with the rule of law!" A guaranteed vote-winner for the general election.
Wankers.
TomandJerry
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The immigration minister, Robert Jenrick, has quit, just hours after the prime minister tabled a bill to save the Rwanda deportation policy.
He stood down after the legislation did not allow ministers to override international laws which have stopped the government from sending asylum seekers to central Africa.
Jenrick’s resignation will be seen as a move to position himself as the head of a growing rightwing rebellion aimed at ensuring that the UK can act unilaterally and send flights to Kigali.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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ooh is he beggering off
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
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cool - we are overriding our human rights - good luck everyone
Fairly clever, if Labour block it he can scream about it and launch an election on the back of it, he will hope it's enough to get back reform voters back
Fairly clever, if Labour block it he can scream about it and launch an election on the back of it, he will hope it's enough to get back reform voters back