[bots]

I don't think we are anywhere close to the fever pitch when it all went wrong for Boris, but if there is another misstep, he better look for his coat

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by bots

I don't think we are anywhere close to the fever pitch when it all went wrong for Boris, but if there is another misstep, he better look for his coat

…sadly…and I say that sincerely and genuinely because I believe him to be so bad for the country…and in a world and time in history of so many uncertainties and changes as we are now, the very last thing that any country needs is a bad/weak leader…

…not all ‘mis-steps’ as you say, would lead to a leader resignation but this could have been that needed step…

[arista]

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[arista]

BBC News Text:
["Starmer apologises to Epstein victims as
crisis over Mandelson ties deepens"
headlines the Financial Times, with one
minister saying that
the PM could see an "unedifying end".]

[Mystic Mock]

An apology isn't good enough imo.

[Parmy]

I can just see the grovelling snake after China comes knocking...

To the tens of thousands of deceased and their families, I'm sorry for believing China's lies.

[bots]

A call for an independent public inquiry into the links between prominent British figures and the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has been backed by 21 Labour MPs.

The call has been made in an early day motion, tabled in Parliament, by the Labour MP Nadia Whittome.

Whittome said the Epstein files make it clear that the disgraced financier “kept a close relationship with a number of British public figures”.

“His victims, and the public more widely, need to know the truth about the extent to which these public figures and British institutions may have been complicit in his crimes,” Whittome said.

Early day motions (EDMs) are parliamentary tools used by MPs to call for a debate about a particular topic.

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My early day motions are significantly different.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bots

A call for an independent public inquiry into the links between prominent British figures and the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has been backed by 21 Labour MPs.

The call has been made in an early day motion, tabled in Parliament, by the Labour MP Nadia Whittome.

Whittome said the Epstein files make it clear that the disgraced financier “kept a close relationship with a number of British public figures”.

“His victims, and the public more widely, need to know the truth about the extent to which these public figures and British institutions may have been complicit in his crimes,” Whittome said.

Early day motions (EDMs) are parliamentary tools used by MPs to call for a debate about a particular topic.

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My early day motions are significantly different.

Good for her

[Parmy]

The names of the public figures would be good.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by bots

My early day motions are significantly different.

Well you would think yours are