https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/feb/27/gorton-and-denton-labour-polls-keir-starmer
"...romped into third place..."
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#ukpols #GreenVictory
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/feb/27/gorton-and-denton-labour-polls-keir-starmer
"...romped into third place..."
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#ukpols #GreenVictory
I don't understand why #UKLabour specifically, and #UKPols in general, are not taking the #HousingCrisis more seriously. It is the underpinning of all the other issues and dissent bubbling away. We cannot afford houses. Rent is too high. Too many AirBnBs. People have nowhere to live.
Everything is coming down to that. And no political party is prepared to confront that it is the whole system that has failed. And the grifters and scumbags like reform are taking advantage of that fear.
Welcome to the sunlit uplands of Brexit, where UK water companies no longer have anywhere to test the chemicals that keep our drinking water clean.
"Treasury 'may have broken law' ahead of March Budget"
"The Treasury "may have broken the law" by failing to disclose a ÂŁ9.5bn overspend in the run up to the previous government's Budget, a select committee chair has said."
All of Starmers petty kickbacks amount to less than 0.0000000000001% of the money the previous tory goverment stole from the UK through corruption.
The tory press don't want you to realise that.
"It suggests that Starmer is a guy who talks to the public like an undertaker but in private likes the finer things. More than that, he feels entitled to them."
The ever-excellent Marina Hyde on Starmer, his luxury habits, his austerity policies, his policy team, and his lack of grip. Hyde once again nails it.