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Sinn Fein have the majorityHow is Northern Ireland looking.
They might end up back in the EU before to know it
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Sinn Fein have the majorityHow is Northern Ireland looking.
They might end up back in the EU before to know it
True. Fingers crossed he was just trying to avoid the Murdoch pile-on.Well Albanese was supposed to be, maybe Starmer will go the other way.
All he's really done is let the Conservatives collapse.
Considering how many seats they've won, I've not looked through a lot of seats, but Labour haven't made double digit gains, it's just that Conservatives are falling by so much (mostly because of reform).
Brave, progressive policies are needed in these times otherwise things will continue to spiral like they have here. Labor were too scared to do anything here so I'll be watching on with great interest how Labour go over thereWell Albanese was supposed to be, maybe Starmer will go the other way.
All he's really done is let the Conservatives collapse.
Considering how many seats they've won, I've not looked through a lot of seats, but Labour haven't made double digit gains, it's just that Conservatives are falling by so much (mostly because of reform).
I wouldnt say that. She was just a blip. Surely its cameron and johnson that have most caused this.Liz Truss, probably the individual most at cause for this Tory wipeout, has lost her seat.
Austerity measures over there are so stiff because of the impact of Brexit, there's plenty of work just to undo the damage, but the economy isn't growing strongly and foreign investment is drying up.Brave, progressive policies are needed in these times otherwise things will continue to spiral like they have here. Labor were too scared to do anything here so I'll be watching on with great interest how Labour go over there
Farage.I wonder what Murdoch and son have planned after this massacre. Suck off Farage or suck up to Starmer?
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Austerity measures over there are so stiff because of the impact of Brexit, there's plenty of work just to undo the damage, but the economy is growing strongly and foreign investment is drying up.
SOrry, I meant to say "isn't"!!A growing economy which is irrelevant to huge parts of the community
Bre-entry.Austerity measures over there are so stiff because of the impact of Brexit, there's plenty of work just to undo the damage, but the economy isn't growing strongly and foreign investment is drying up.
How the Lib Dems consolidate will be interesting.
1997-2010 they progressively increased their national vote but didn't change much in seats as it seemed to build-up in Labour-LD contests and they were hamstrung by the gradual Tory recovery (and going from Hague-Howard-Cameron toward the centre)
Greens probably now occupy the space where Labour-LD were previously battling, so they should have more focus on guarding against a Tory rebound.
Bre-entry.
I thought Fr-exit was going to be called Fr-*** off?Not a chance in hell.
In fact, you're quite likely to see Fr-exit in a few years when Macron gets the arse, and France is run by the Far Right.
Leaving Germany in a position where it's basically running most of Continental Europe and opposed by the French and the British.
Again.
I thought Fr-exit was going to be called Fr-*** off?
But nah, I doubt France or anybody else for that matter would leave the union after witnessing the results of Brexit
so is the torys' = ALP and UK Labor = aust Liberals ?