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This isn’t about anyone being a political genius, which Starmer equally clearly isn’t. This is about someone making something up, spreading it as if it was undeniable fact 🤣 and damaging someone’s reputation, potentially contributing to the loss of their seat as an MP. I hope she does sue, wins...

That confident that an ex DPP is still owed favours by the legal system? Would perhaps explain the outcome of beer and currygate plus Rayner‘s unusual living arrangement investigation. What did you say about protection of privilege? Comes in many forms in my view.

Is it consistentl? I thought their opening gambit was £44bn. On that basis he has clearly lied to parliament, as has Reeves and other ministers, and they should be investigated by whichever senior civil servant is due to be appointed Reform‘s or Conservative’s next chief of staff and stripped of...

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Surely Truss could sue Starmer for libellous and false statements made outside the House of Commons. Given that, as you state, none of it actually happened.

Well, she has already made the argument and Starmer’s spokesperson hasn’t directly contradicted it, instead focussing on the impact the market reaction had in household budgets. There is a definition of recession or crashing the economy which wasn’t met. Ergo, she didn’t crash the economy...

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An interesting approach. If he carries on with his moronic monotone sound bite we may see how good he is at defending himself in a libel court. If she won, would that mean he has lied to parliament? Would need to be another leadership contest then...

Each or between them?

They use crap batteries because they Copy nothing. Reliability would be far too mainstream.

TBH, yes. I simply can’t help myself most of the time.

I’m not sure I have the Patience to learn a new card gam. And you need to have a partner who not only wants to play but is at a reasonable standard. I used to play backgammon and dominos, although not at the same time. I might look in to that. I do pub quizzes as well which I wnjoy

My job was more related to human beings not machines and was one where personality and human interaction was key. I started work in 1972 and retired in 2021. I have found retirement hard as I miss the interaction with people and the intellectual challenge of what I did. It’s probably a boomer...

Transfers out?

Shame the cup match isn’t in February then.

An odd last sentence given what has happened to last years managerial and coaching team. Personally I find it hard to think of memories of ultimate failure as glorious.

As a counterbalance, it did lead to pay rises and promotions for me.

As a counterbalance, it did lead to pay rises and promotions for me.

Might it be whoever is paying you wages?

Alledgedly. Do you have any real confidence? In the number, the quality or what gelling time might be?