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Vic said:
Did Badenoch start by saying they had an oven ready deal when they called a snap election then end by saying the deal was still being negotiated?
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Thats it more or less. Reynolds was saying there was no trace of any such deal on the Treasury books and she was bollocksed because she wanted to claim he was lying but can't use that word hence the spurious point of order - Hoyle's response was basically its not for me to do anything but its up to you to deal with it and if you want to stand up and call him a liar and get kicked out I am sure Mr Reynolds will give you enough rope to do the honours
 
Vic said:
Did Badenoch start by saying they had an oven ready deal when they called a snap election then end by saying the deal was still being negotiated?
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Copied from the Tory Party thread.

www.mirror.co.uk

Humiliated Kemi Bandeoch forced to admit claim about British Steel wasn't true

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch had claimed she had "negotiated a modernisation plan" with British Steel - but under questioning from Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds, she was forced to admit no deal was on the table
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I did hear her right, more or less.

What could have been a bit of Parliamentary unity ends with her saying Labour MPs were enjoying her claiming to have negotiated a deal then admitting she hadn't.
 
Vic said:
Copied from the Tory Party thread.

www.mirror.co.uk

Humiliated Kemi Bandeoch forced to admit claim about British Steel wasn't true

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch had claimed she had "negotiated a modernisation plan" with British Steel - but under questioning from Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds, she was forced to admit no deal was on the table
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk

I did hear her right, more or less.

What could have been a bit of Parliamentary unity ends with her saying Labour MPs were enjoying her claiming to have negotiated a deal then admitting she hadn't.
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silly mare suggests that you can negotiate without making proposals of your own. Thats not negotiation thats capitulation granting the other side all their wishes. Also if her alternative version of reality were true then they were acting illegally as there should be minutes of the meeting
 
Minimum wage up.
Pensions up.
NHS waiting list dropping monthly.
13 000 more Police officers.
1500 more Doctors
Over 24,000 immigrants deported.
Doctors strikes ended.
Railway strikes ended.
Breakfast clubs in schools.
New Nurseries opening.
Securing British Steel.
Growth up 0.5%
 
BlueHammer85 said:
Minimum wage up.
Pensions up.
NHS waiting list dropping monthly.
13 000 more Police officers.
1500 more Doctors
Over 24,000 immigrants deported.
Doctors strikes ended.
Railway strikes ended.
Breakfast clubs in schools.
New Nurseries opening.
Securing British Steel.
Growth up 0.5%
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Yeh but he’s two tier Keir who let Jimmy Savile get away with it and personally froze your grandma to death as well as locking up patriots for tweeting whilst letting grooming gangs off the hook.

Just saving a few people a job.
 
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west didsblue said:
Yeh but he’s two tier Keir who let Jimmy Savile get away with it and personally froze your grandma to death as well as locking up patriots for tweeting whilst letting grooming gangs off the hook.

Just saving a few people a job.
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That’s true. We need something different like Farage.
 
bluethrunthru said:
silly mare suggests that you can negotiate without making proposals of your own. Thats not negotiation thats capitulation granting the other side all their wishes. Also if her alternative version of reality were true then they were acting illegally as there should be minutes of the meeting
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Thats not negotiation thats capitulation granting the other side all their wishes
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I agree with you but cannot understand why you wouldn't apply the same assessment to Labour's handling of the Rail strike negotiations. That capitulation is trumpeted on here as a triumph of " Ending the Railway strikes"
 
BlueHammer85 said:
Minimum wage up.
Pensions up.
NHS waiting list dropping monthly.
13 000 more Police officers.
1500 more Doctors
Over 24,000 immigrants deported.
Doctors strikes ended.
Railway strikes ended.
Breakfast clubs in schools.
New Nurseries opening.
Securing British Steel.
Growth up 0.5%
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The thinness of this gruel will be apparent to you in time ...
 
Weird, Labour party members laughed when Plaid suggested nationalising steel to save Port Talbot.
 
bluemoon32 said:
Weird, Labour party members laughed when Plaid suggested nationalising steel to save Port Talbot.
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Good to see them waking up to the security issue of controling our own steel production - just happens to be nice and socialist too in terms of nationalisation! :-)
 
hilts said:
You can admit you were wrong, it happens.
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I hold my hands up. I didn’t recognise the intent of your somewhat badly worded post. Now that I’ve read it again I admit I was wrong. Hope it makes you feel better even though it’s far from clear that it was factual.
But I doubt anybody gives a shit.
 
west didsblue said:
I hold my hands up. I didn’t recognise the intent of your somewhat badly worded post. Now that I’ve read it again I admit I was wrong. Hope it makes you feel better even though it’s far from clear that it was factual.
But I doubt anybody gives a shit.
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I'm not sure it counts if it comes with that level of bitterness but I'll take it;-)
 
west didsblue said:
Growth for February up to 0.5% from a predicted 0.1%, covering all sectors of the economy.
That will be ignored by a few on here.
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The problem with this single figure is how much of this is down to front running tariffs. Let’s see how the numbers look for March, that should give us some insight in to behaviours for the February figure.

Ignore it? No, be a little cautious of it? Absolutely.
 
hampshireblue said:
I'm not sure what you're on but this must rank as one of the barmiest posts for a while:

From full fact:
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"Mr Starmer was head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) when the decision not to prosecute Savile was made on the grounds of “insufficient evidence”. The allegations against Savile were dealt with by local police and a reviewing lawyer for the CPS.

A later investigation criticised the actions of both the CPS and the police in their handling of the situation. It did not suggest that Mr Starmer was personally involved in the decisions made."

It's also unfortunate that Starmer was the one who "personally" closed the freezer door behind his granny. lol

I can't bothered to discuss "patriots" or the grooming gangs, but "saving a few people a job" seems quite important if you're unlucky enough to be one of those set to lose their job.
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I think Ric needs to add a sarcasm font.
 
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