Well said that church man..community service orders would have been the best option for anyone not near a mosque or hotel.

What a vain man..a fool. A fool who cant even pick out something to wear that came for nothing, that doesnt make him look like penfold from danger mouse fame. He has the same personality to boot.

Penfolds bio.https://hero.fandom.com/wiki/Penfold

Just added a bit..

For my facebook. To annoy my leftie pals.

So the bloke given the keys or a pass or whatever to downing street is keirs starmers stylist by the sounds of it, free suits, free specs. And he chose that look, the look of penfold(search cartoon penfolds personality bio) this man is beyond comprehension, picking on concerned brits, concerned about 1 off the top 3 concerns the uk is facing right now. Yet all he can do is suckle the teet of his stylist whilst looking like a sorry Sunday morning bottom that's weeping the remains of the night before shenanigans.

Live from the Downing St
Rose Garden
around 10AM is PM Starmer
and press are said to be there

PM Starmer is now Live

BBCnewsHD
SkyNewsHD
GbnewsHD
LBC
Radio 5

2 Months he stated since he started


5million new homes planned

After 20mins
of the same Talk, he keeps doing

Now it is Press Questions

God.
He really is stomach turning.
He did not expect 22 million black hole, rubbish ,they knew what was coming.
All the high pay rises to appease their union paymasters doesn’t help.
Taking the money from pensioners and disabled is disgusting.

That should say "taxing the foundations" tbh

Yes he is saying/claiming an extra £5Billion
is missing ,now

Thats it.



Not much new talk

He is shaking hands
of Public Charity members

who were waiting in the Rose Garden

All the tory figures were in the public domain so he is talking bollox. We knew they would say this in order to increase taxes and reduce the benefits of those in need

[Starmer said that he will stick to his
general election campaign pledge that
he will not increase income tax,
VAT or national insurance on
“working people”.
He said that spending cuts and tax rises
are not the only levers the Treasury
has at its disposal.

The prime minister stressed that his
government will focus on growing
the economy, and says fixing the
transport system and the NHS will both help this.
He acknowledged, though, that he will
have to take “tough decisions”
to plug the black hole left by the
Tories but did not specify what these
decisions will be.

Starmer was asked specifically if spending cuts
are being considered. The prime minister said
he won’t “pre-empt the chancellor” in
relation to the 30 October budget.
There is speculation there could be
wealth taxes, pension tax riads
and a crack down
on non-doms in the budget.]


https://www.theguardian.com/politics...latest-updates

[PM: 'I can't build a prison by
Saturday'published at 10:39AM


Can you guarantee early-released prisoners
won't commit crime, Starmer is asked by
Channel 4 News.

He responds saying the last government
pretended that you could have
"longer and longer sentences",
while not building more prison spaces.

"Here we are without the prison paces
we need," Starmer says.

One of the main ways the government
had to deal with the disorder during
recent riots was making sure offenders
were facing the "full force of the law".

Opening up prison space will take
time, he adds, saying:
"I can't build a prison by Saturday".]


From:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c0rw9edy00zt

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08...4751296303.jpg

Today in the Rose Garden


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...es-Tories.html

I am already very tired of hearing about the legacy they have been left, after 14 years in opposition they should be well aware of the state of the country? Now get on with the job and stop harking back to 14 years of mis management this has come as a surprise to no one outside of government, not sure why they are so startled by it all

i can see labour being thrown out at the next election. If they raise tax and/or reduce benefits, they will be toast. One of their plans is to raid pensions