Suella Braverman - sacked as Home Secretary (p394)

[mat]

Were on the verge of recession. Better ramp up the nasty foreigners rhetoric.

 

[Bodicoteblue]

Were on the verge of recession. Better ramp up the nasty foreigners rhetoric.

……and don’t forget to remind everyone that Corbyn used to be leader of the Labour Party, so they must be unfit to govern- conveniently overlooking their own criminal PM and the other one who was a completely disastrous economy wrecker in the (thankfully) short space of time she had.

 

[philiph20]

File on 4 - Albanian Exodus - BBC Sounds

Paul Kenyon investigates why so many young Albanians want to travel illegally to the UK.

www.bbc.co.uk

Interesting programme on radio 4 from last Tuesday which might interest some of you.

Albanian Exodus​

File on 4

Their country is not at war and it's not ruled by an authoritarian regime, yet thousands of young Albanians are making the dangerous journey across the channel to live and work in the UK.
File on 4 travels across Albania to discover the truth behind the biggest migration controversy to hit Britain for years, visiting towns where most young men have already left and the rest are planning to leave as soon as possible.
In Has, a small town in Northern Albania, 80 per cent of families rely on funds being sent back by relatives living in the UK. A red phone box can be found outside a pub called Britain Lounge - a mark of respect to the country providing work to the majority of the town's youth.
While in neighbouring Kukes, men who've made their fortune and returned home, drive around the city in cars with GB number plates.
With wages low and youth unemployment high, File on 4 hears from young people who say there are no prospects for them in their home country.
They're lured to the promised lands of England by slick social media campaigns led by people smugglers and by Albanians who show off their wealth online.
But the exodus of skilled workers and the country's labour force is having a huge impact on the population of Albania, which has still yet to fully recover from its brutalist communist rule.
Reporter: Paul Kenyon
Producers: Hayley Mortimer and Fjori Sinoruka in Albania, Kate West and Annabel Deas
Technical Producer: Craig Boardman
Editor: Carl Johnston

 

[The blue phantom]

……and don’t forget to remind everyone that Corbyn used to be leader of the Labour Party, so they must be unfit to govern- conveniently overlooking their own criminal PM and the other one who was a completely disastrous economy wrecker in the (thankfully) short space of time she had.

You forget to mention Dianne Abbot putting her shoes on wrong too.

 

[Bodicoteblue]

You forget to mention Dianne Abbot putting her shoes on wrong too.

Heinous!!!

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

You forget to mention Dianne Abbot putting her shoes on wrong too.

And drinking a can of mojito on the train ....

 

[denislawsbackheel]

And
Ten million cops in Blackburn, Lancashire…

 

[Vic]

I once photocopied a government document for reference purposes - I suppose I can claim to be a former Govt Minister now

Suella Braverman's 'photocopying' CV claim is being assessed by legal regulator

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has been reported to the Bar Standards Board for ‘a dishonest statement made out of self interest to promote her career’

www.bigissue.com

Is it not just odd that as an MP and Privy Counsellor she's touting for legal work for taxi regulation and lap dancing licences? Was that while she was Attorney-General?

 

[bluethrunthru]

Is it not just odd that as an MP and Privy Counsellor she's touting for legal work for taxi regulation and lap dancing licences? Was that while she was Attorney-General?

fuck knows - this lot are a law unto themselves

 

[BlueHammer85]

Good news, called it when Sunak and Macron discussed like adults some efforts to control this


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Home Secretary Suella Braverman will travel to Paris to sign a new joint declaration with French officials to ramp up efforts to stop migrant crossings in the Channel.

The home secretary will sign the agreement with French interior minister Gerald Darmanin on Monday morning.


According to the Financial Times, the agreement will significantly increase the 200 French officers and volunteers who operate on Channel beaches and encourage France to aim for a higher proportion of migrants prevented from leaving.

A government insider confirmed that the deal had been struck, the newspaper reported, which is set to include a rise in payments from London to Paris and a closer relationship between the two countries' border policing teams.