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I can see the logic behind this as a stand alone argument what I can't see is the logic behind fighting this battle but not the court case battle last week. He's also going to have to rejig his pledges otherwise even that useless twat Johnson will be weaponising it against him.

It's corporation tax though, it's only on profit. It also goes against the first of his pledges so that's another one he's reneging on. I'm really struggling to see a coherent strategy here. Is it let the government get on with it in a pandemic or is it oppose them? If it's oppose them why is...

I'm not against raising corporation tax. Strange statement. If he thinks that's going to play well then he's got it badly wrong. You think he's right to keep low profile while the government are paying people furlough and vaccinating pensioners but not when they're trying to get the big boys...

So why of all the battles he could have picked, has he decided to go up against the government on plans to raise Corporation tax? Absolutely bizarre.

Congratulations - well done!!

Can't remember exactly. They weren't connected. The city just lost it's marbles for a bit. There was a report on Central news - 'city in crisis' which I remember pissed me off because they never used to report any good news from Coventry. The only murder of them all I can recall any detail of...

Nearly never went as I was hanging after the boxing the night before (Dean Pithie fought down the sports centre). Glad I did. Great day. Didn't see much happening afterwards though we got a bus back to town and got accosted by an absolute fruit cake on the bus much to the amusement of the Villa...

My worry with all that, and you've raised some good points, is he devotes too much time and energy to not being Corbyn when I think most people have established that he's not.

Can anyone remember going back a few years when Coventry had a murder spree of, I think, 9 murders in a month or 2 months. Think it was in the 90s but could be wrong. Tried googling but can't find anything.

Took my grandson to the park today. Really noticeable how cheerful everyone was. Few random strangers stopped for a chat. I think the upturn in the weather plus the success of the vaccination.program has really boosted people. Still a long way to go and I worry what will happen to the already...

He said he wouldn't forget about Jenricks antics. We came out of lockdown, returned to something slightly resembling normality and he never said another word about it while Jenricks mates sailed off into the sunset with 40 million of tax payers money in their arsepocket. I've not got much hope...

I get that on some of it but some things, like last week's court ruling, I just think you've got to go for it. I.thought his response was awful. Especially when Hancocks response was just one lie after another.

And it's been used as excuse to gloss over what has been a totally uninspiring tenure so far.

You really aren't reading the room if you think it's just the 'left' who are pissed off with him. Even centrist pin.up boy O'Brien said he doesn't know what Starmer stands for.

The 5hing is people can go on about 'the left' but it isn't just so called Corbynistas that are pissed off with him, he's getting a lot of shit from the centre as well. Then again he did say he'd unite the party.

I don't think it's ridiculous to think that the most vulnerable in society shouldn't bear the brunt of the post covid economic pay back as they bore the brunt of austerity following the 2008 crash. It is ridiculous to not expect a Labour leader to nail his colours to that mast whether the...

The inability of some people to see through an orchestrated wind up is a bit worrying.

Same. Had a great laugh.

When he never touched him! Apparently it's because there was intent. Not long after a United player blatantly swung an elbow at someone and never got sent off because he never made contact. Not that I'm still bitter about over 20 years later.

Surely Beryl knows there's 120k plus people died though?