chiefdave
Well-Known Member
Who on earth thought it was a good idea to bring him back into the fold. Starmer should have seen the red flags a mile off, everybody else could.
Who on earth thought it was a good idea to bring him back into the fold. Starmer should have seen the red flags a mile off, everybody else could.This maggot wriggles on the hook.
In my experience the front line staff are largely excellent. The biggest issue with frontline staff is the number of agency workers so getting any continuity of care is difficult.Maybe not the right thread for it.
But UHCW 3rd worst in the country
Best and worst-performing NHS Trusts in England named
Critics question the usability of new league tables meant to inform the public and let them exercise choice.www.bbc.co.uk
Mandelson has been described as having a "significant influence" on the office of current Labour Party Leader and Prime Minister Keir Starmer as a "core part" of his political networkWho on earth thought it was a good idea to bring him back into the fold. Starmer should have seen the red flags a mile off, everybody else could.
In my experience the front line staff are largely excellent. The biggest issue with frontline staff is the number of agency workers so getting any continuity of care is difficult.
But the management is horrifically bad.
Not helped by the fact the management structure keeps being changed as we move to and from ICBs depending which way the wind is blowing.
My wife is a hospital worker.In my experience the front line staff are largely excellent. The biggest issue with frontline staff is the number of agency workers so getting any continuity of care is difficult.
But the management is horrifically bad.
Not helped by the fact the management structure keeps being changed as we move to and from ICBs depending which way the wind is blowing.
Badenoch says Mandelson was close friends with Epstein at the time that Epstein was involved in child sex trafficking. Was Starmer aware of this when he appointed Mandelson?
Starmer says due process was followed. He says Mandelson has” repeatedly expressed his deep regret, he is right to do so, [and] he’s now playing an important part in the US UK relationship”.
UPDATE: Badenoch said:
This is interesting, he says the ambassador has expressed full regret, but the victims of the paedophile Jeffrey Epstein have called for Lord Mandelson to be sacked.
And just so the house is aware, in 2019 Jeffrey Epstein was convicted of child prostitution and sex trafficking that took place between 2002 and 2005 that is the precise period which Lord Mandelson called Jeffrey Epstein his best pal.
Was the prime minister aware of this intimate relationship when he appointed Lord Mandelson to be our ambassador in Washington?
And Starmer replied:
As she and the house would expect, full due process was followed during this appointment, as it is with all ambassadors. The ambassador has repeatedly expressed his deep regret, he is right to do so, he’s now playing an important part in the US-UK relationship.
For Mandleson it’s always been about power and influence
Saw thisMaybe not the right thread for it.
But UHCW 3rd worst in the country
Best and worst-performing NHS Trusts in England named
Critics question the usability of new league tables meant to inform the public and let them exercise choice.www.bbc.co.uk
He came and he gave withMandy gone then - what a clever appointment that was
Reeves 1/5Who's next to be ousted from this absolute shit show of a government?
Yes, feels like its being forgotten in all the chaos of the last 24 hoursGood.
So this book does actually exist then.
Where is the insane one with the ukelele?Reeves 1/5
Lammy 6/4
Starmer 10/1
Streeting 20/1
Mandy gone then - what a clever appointment that was
Im genuinely suprised that there's 2 even worse.Maybe not the right thread for it.
But UHCW 3rd worst in the country
Best and worst-performing NHS Trusts in England named
Critics question the usability of new league tables meant to inform the public and let them exercise choice.www.bbc.co.uk
Which is so unfairI don't see any way Reform don't get in unless Farage pulls it all to pieces before then, which is possible. You really think anyone is going to go out and vote in numbers for the jokers we've got in now or the fucking Tories? Not a chance in hell, you can absolutely tell people are done with them.
I think Farage is destined for number 10 one day but I think it’s much more likely to be as a Tory PM than a Reform one.I don't see any way Reform don't get in unless Farage pulls it all to pieces before then, which is possible. You really think anyone is going to go out and vote in numbers for the jokers we've got in now or the fucking Tories? Not a chance in hell, you can absolutely tell people are done with them.
I've always thought he'd fold his party and lead up the Tories but i'm not sure anymore. It's still possible.I think Farage is destined for number 10 one day but I think it’s much more likely to be as a Tory PM than a Reform one.
Which is so unfair
Tories get 15 years Labour 12 months if that
I'd prefer not to find out tbh.Also i don't think Farage would do anything too radical even if he did get in, don't think he's got the stomach for it. The party will just be full of Tories from the right of the party by then.
Yeah you can’t moan about Tory governments and then bring in the maddest Tory MPs.Also i don't think Farage would do anything too radical even if he did get in, don't think he's got the stomach for it. The party will just be full of Tories from the right of the party by then.
I'd prefer it to Labour propped up by Zack Polanski and Humza Yousaf (edit: just realised its not him now but still, SNP... yuck) personally but each to their own. I know we won't agree there. I'm not big on Reform and didn't vote for them last time out but i don't see any way a right wing party doesn't get in and the Tories as they are now are finished. As SBT said, he could just as easily fold Reform and go Tory in that time though, i think that party would romp it.I'd prefer not to find out tbh.
Farage isn’t an idiot and probably knows Reform isn’t suited to government. He’d jump at the opportunity to lead the Tories into the next election.I'd prefer it to Labour propped up by Zack Polanski and Humza Yousaf (edit: just realised its not him now but still, SNP... yuck) personally but each to their own. I know we won't agree there. I'm not big on Reform and didn't vote for them last time out but i don't see any way a right wing party doesn't get in and the Tories as they are now are finished. As SBT said, he could just as easily fold Reform and go Tory in that time though, i think that party would romp it.
He doesn't need to be in government, he's basically able to influence without responsibility currentlyFarage isn’t an idiot and probably knows Reform isn’t suited to government. He’d jump at the opportunity to lead the Tories into the next election.
My question mark over that is if he genuinely even wants the responsibility of being PM. That bit i'm not sure on.Farage isn’t an idiot and probably knows Reform isn’t suited to government. He’d jump at the opportunity to lead the Tories into the next election.
Not on his inability to govern or even tell the truth or to take responsibility for his actions bloody hellMy question mark over that is if he genuinely even wants the responsibility of being PM. That bit i'm not sure on.
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