BBC asks about Rwanda


Sky News asked about Starmer's time with Corbyn

Much better Question


ITV news asks about Rwanda

Ch4 news ask's about his pledges

The Sun ask's about other nations now looking into
Sending migrants abroad to be processed.

The Guardian asks about his Morals.

The Mirror asks about a Migrant that has died
on the big barge.
(Starmer does not know why, so could not comment)

For once, the Sad bbc
stayed with all the questions

He is getting on a bit though. I think most people see Starmer as a youtful middle aged guy, but he's heading for pensionable age. :shocked:

Labour Shadow Health Minister Wes Streeting

Was on Politics Live BBC2HD

Says it is £40 (NHS Costs) to see your GP
Hospital Emergency A&E (NHS costs) £400


He wants to change that


Good,
he is at least telling us the Costings

Labour will appoint
a Covid Corruption Commissioner


Wes Streeting
Health Shadow MP just stated on BBC1HD Live Sunday

Labour Leader Starmer is in Estonia,
thanking UK Troops for their help.

He is acting like a Prime Minister?

It's about time someone did.

Some of the resignations from the Shadow Front Bench were pretty pathetic tbh. Like, why is Jess Phillips essentially putting a foreign conflict above protecting women and girls, one of her stated priorities, and the position she was in before she stepped down?

Sky News Text:
[Labour drawing up alternatives
to the Conservative's Rwanda asylum plan.]

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BBC News Text:
[There are more potential policy pledges ahead
of next year's general election - the Times leads with
a story on Labour eyeing provision
to childcare "deserts" in election offer to
voters with young children.]


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It's a good idea.
How he plans to see it through however is what's important.

Nurseries are stretched and some struggling.

So he needs a lot of meat put on the bones of this policy in order to convince.

the only way the country can pay for it is by forcing more people into work, mothers probably in this instance. So, that is a double edged sword

Starmer back in Early 2020

Starmer is taking media questions

ONE Question each only
he stated

Starmer & Sunak TV debate

Starmer said Bring it on.

Unfortunately the way the media set up the TV debates, makes them near irrelevant.

They often get bogged down often by silly points laboured over and questions which are a waste of time too.

As for Starmer and his speech today.
A lot of words, some impressive but very little that is new or inspirational.

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That Emily on GB News this afternoon going out of her way calling Starmer a SIR every five seconds.

Almost on her knees 'we are not worthy'.:joker::joker:

I couldn't stop laughing. Those titles always make me laugh. They're just meaningless words.

To me anyway. :p