Interesting seeing the most liked comments, even a fair chunk of their readership think it's a pathetic article.Study finds three quarters of tradesmen open up to co-workers
A study from Toolstation has found many of the stereotypes associated with builders do not reflect reality, with the majority shunning fried food for healthy diets, practicing yoga and reading novels.www-dailymail-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org
If a headline demonstrates The Daily Mail is a nasty paper, I think this shows it
Its the usual thing to people politically engaged, no but the vast majority of politically engaged people in this country hate his guts. Its about cutting through to the people who vote but don't really pay that much attention. I'm unsure if Carriegate will but it will push a small amount of voters over its death by a thousand abuses of power and it won't stop.
I agree and but think this is just part of the human condition. People pick tribes in all facets of life, we tend to dislike people who aren't in our tribe, view everything through a lens of confirmation bias and hate to admit when we're wrong. Throw in a rigged electoral system and you're not likely to see much change.
That's the one as there might be a super injunction out I'm a bit wary about sharing **** just pointing people in the right direction.Carrie Johnson and the curious case of the vanishing Times story
Report had claimed Boris Johnson tried to hire his now wife as chief of staff when foreign secretary, but then it was deletedwww.theguardian.com
This?
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Labour really are screwed with how divided their voters are over key issues
Leader Kier says no to Freedom of Movement if Labour take power:
Keir Starmer to rule out return of free movement across Europe
Sir Keir Starmer is preparing a speech about immigration in which he will rule out bringing back free movement with Europe if Labour wins the next election, The Times has learnt.Under the free movement of labour principle of the single market, citizens of EU member states were able to live and work
Campaigning Kier says he'll work to bring back Freedom of Movement:
Keir Starmer says he would bring back EU freedom of movement as Prime Minister
The Labour leadership contender said he would 'of course bring back, argue for, challenge' as he made a passionate plea for EU citizens to live and work in the UK - and vice versa
One alienates one subset, one alienates the other - I guess he's working harder to regain the Redwall Tories than cosying up to the younger/more urban voters, which does make sense but he'd better hope it works because turning the next generation away from you isn't a long term strat (ask the Lib Dems who turned a whole generation away from them with the uni fees/coalition)
Just the old two party chestnut, again, though
Its a different story from a couple of years back I think there's a good chunk of remainers who accept its happened now and accept saying we're going back is not really a political discussion with any traction now. I'd love him to be able to say Brexit is a load of ******** but accept we ain't going anywhere for a decade. Entering the customs union is literally the most we'll get and that required Brexiters to get there on their own rather than being told.
As a remainer who would like to re-join, there is a certain basic reality that must be accepted, it won't happen any time soon if at all. As well as us wanting to re-join, we would need the EU wanting us back. Suffice to say I could see some EU members blocking us joining after what happened with Brexit and our newly gained reputation for being unreliable and our word meaning nothing internationally now.
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