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I'm often asked to sing solo, so low no fucker can hear me.

This is why they need backing and investment. Just shows what's going in the States beyond the gun nuts and the far right grifters.

A lot of really likable people gone this year. Let's hope 2023 redresses the balance a bit and we lose some right badtards.

it wasn't launched until post Brexit

The woman on the radio was keen to make this point, she said we still need to push on with renewables.

they had some boffin on 5Live from Edinburgh University and she thought it could be as little as 10. Not covered in the article but there's also a large project of a similar ilk in France which the UK is a big investor in.

Some good news https://news.sky.com/story/nuclear-fusion-as-it-happened-scientists-reveal-limitless-clean-energy-breakthrough-12767376

Someone else posted the article showing corruption in the EU, not you. You made a remark about it but we're not in the EU anymore so it doesn't really affect us, tory corruption does, its our cash Dont you wish we dealt with corruption a bit more like the EU have here?

Which politician has been the subject of most the debate on here recently? Starmer by a country mile. The reason there's no one defending brexit or the tories is because they've turned the country into a complete bin fire. Only g7 country whose GDP hasnt returned to post pandemic levels for...

People focusing too much on his level of ability and not enough on the myriad of puns and wise crack opportunities his name offers. Its a yes from me.

He spoke at a CBI do a couple of weeks ago and he was asked about immigration and apparently he was dreadful and didn't go down well.

I agree. However there's the alleged 'Fuck the families' quote at the 7/7 inquest and the 'fuck business' quote to a diplomat at some Brexit get together and a picture starts to build and it doesn't take much imagination to think the allegations are true, though as you say, we can't...

We already facilitate it. Moneyland is well worth a read. There are frightening similarities between what went on in Ukraine and what's going on here.

Remember back in the day when we had a 10 year deal in place?

To be honest that's bollocks. Given how astonishingly corrupt the whole Mone affair is its hardly been mentioned and the role of a senior in the whole affair even less.

Unfortunately I think you're right.

Bloody hell, that's heartbreaking. Poor little sods.

I don't have Steve down as a Spectator reader! There's a lot of points there I wouldn't disagree with but you seem to be contradicting your usual 'anything to get elected' stance. Courting tory voters is one thing but thinking tory voters will change their minds while simultaneously thinking...

Well he's not gone down well with health workers but he's gone down well in the Spectator. I don't think even Blair wanted that particular 'snarling dog in the corner of the room'.

To be fair they've been consistent in this for a while now, let's hope they see it through.