I don’t know how realistic it is to nationalise the gas, electricity and telecoms industries, but putting in a timetable for it to happen over 5 years would be a good start.
If you’re supporting anyone who wants to come here then outside of pedantry you are not really controlling the issue and are very much operating an open house.
I don't gamble but I'd offer long odds against Burnham talking about disaggregating neoliberalism on a doorstep anywhere. Even in Islington.
I don't agree that considering legitimate asylum applications is "open house" but as legal migration and "illegal migration" are both much reduced this year I am glad you think Labour will reap the rewards. Personally, I think the anti-immigration forces are deaf to things like statistics.
Most of the media will be torn between (a) supporting their owner's bias and (b) doing what sells most papers / gets most clicks.
By chance, this week I came across an old article by George Monbiot about the false economy of austerity. To counter the "tax and spend" concerns (and how the markets play their hand) this could be a part of a proper rethink about how things are done.
Your beginning to sound a bit Green Vic, you need a dose of Will Self perhaps (27'30' in)By chance, this week I came across an old article by George Monbiot about the false economy of austerity. To counter the "tax and spend" concerns (and how the markets play their hand) this could be a part of a proper rethink about how things are done.
www.bbc.co.uk
Bloody hell he can’t even sort the shitty Metrolink out.
Yeah, a refom mayor of GM and Wes streeting as PM sound hilarious.
I think that's what the Labour supporters used to say, now I think you will find, strangely, it's the Conservative supporters.
At least you admit Manchester is in the shit with the current Scouse incombent.
He is not a Mancunian and was always going to go at the speed of Usain Bolt as soon as he thought the keys of No.10 were waiting for him.
Yes, hilarious for the nation for the next three years.