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Meanwhile, the media ask about the "optics" of donations rather than (e.g.) about the optics of getting to work without strikes.

I'm betting the Tory press will defend MPs' having second jobs because that's mainly a Tory MP thing (and Reform of course).

But if the press keep asking about donations rather than ceasefire?

Seriously? Who's cross at an unfortunate slip of the tongue? You know we'll just keep going back to real damaging stuff by Tory PMs... https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-libya-dead-body-comments-new-dubai-tory-conference-2017-a7981551.html And of course...

Don't worry. It's those right-wing comedians again.

"I've never seen such arrogant karaoke." It's 100% silly now.

Cue the post match thread about spending all that money and going all that way to watch a spineless couldn't be arsed performance.

The trams turn round at Velopark, and apparently it takes a while. There are now no special trams, as the regular service is every six minutes. They could have an extra double set waiting for the end of the match but that would cost them an extra driver.

That was 20 months ago. I don't recall the Tory press being outraged about it. And he didn't have children doing exams. At least none of the children we know about.

And that was public money, not private donations.

And another day in court. This brings new meaning to a "dead cat bounce". https://news.sky.com/story/haitian-immigrant-group-files-criminal-charges-against-trump-and-vance-over-springfield-pet-eating-claims-13221652

That's roughly what the parliamentary committee said.

Yep. No right-wing comedians. And not a gun in sight.

Didn't Boris Johnson do a column about how it was woke to ban "Delilah"? (Don't check. Anyone can apparently get in a huff about stupid untrue stuff and feel a need to post it. The thread has got Trumpishly weird.)

Have I missed something? Who's making you move? Never waste a good rant on something that won't happen.

https://www.chester.anglican.org/church-house-blog--celebrating-biodiversity-in-churchyards.php#:~:text=Archdeacon%20of%20Macclesfield,%20Ian%20Bishop,%20looks%20at%20how%20church

Britain governed lots of countries. India was never "part of Britain". The law of conquest is no longer international law. Effectively you're arguing that the Arabs were absolutely right to resist a Jewish state if all that matters is winning territory by war.

British dairy farmers say ‘harder than ever to recruit’ 24-Sep-2024 By Bethan Grylls New data finds that the on-going labour shortage crisis is only worsening, as a survey of Arla Foods’ farmers reveals 56% are struggling to hire, with the majority unable to find new employees with the right...