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[Gusto Brunt]

Anyone who knows me, knows I don't like the honors system.

But fair enough, if Paul McCartney or Mick Jagger wants me to call them Sirs, then fine. They have achieved one heck of a lot in their lifetimes, so okay.

But I had a laugh this week at Rod Liddle who was guesting on Talk Radio. He was slagging of Starmer like there was no tomorrow, and rightly so. But still Liddle couldn't resist bowing down to Starmer calling him a Sir four times. Liddle showing 'respect' after saying so many bad things about Starmer. It didn't add up. Liddle didn't have to call Starmer a Sir (not everyone does) but he did. Liddle bowing down, taking off cloth cap in respect. He wasn't do it mocking Starmer. He meant it.

Just made me laugh.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

Anyone who knows me, knows I don't like the honors system.

But fair enough, if Paul McCartney or Mick Jagger wants me to call them Sirs, then fine. They have achieved one heck of a lot in their lifetimes, so okay.

But I had a laugh this week at Rod Liddle who was guesting on Talk Radio. He was slagging of Starmer like there was no tomorrow, and rightly so. But still Liddle couldn't resist bowing down to Starmer calling him a Sir four times. Liddle showing 'respect' after saying so many bad things about Starmer. It didn't add up. Liddle didn't have to call Starmer a Sir (not everyone does) but he did. Liddle bowing down, taking off cloth cap in respect. He wasn't do it mocking Starmer. He meant it.

Just made me laugh.

Meh. It's literally his legal title. I don't know enough about Liddle to know if he'd call BoJo "Mr Johnson" during a rant?

[arista]

BBC News Text:
[The EU is prepared to shorten the time
it will ask Sir Keir's government to allow
under-30s to remain in the UK for,
according to the i.
The paper says a possible deal
with Brussels could help "unlock" new
agreements with Europe on
security and trade.]

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[arista]

Lord Ali has a Penthouse
in Covent Garden.

Starmer was able to let his 16-year-old son
use it, for revision
to avoid the press



In Today newspapers

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

Lord Ali has a Penthouse
in Covent Garden.

Starmer was able to let his 16-year-old son
use it

Uh-oh...

[arista]

Word Cloud describing Keir Starmer:




https://x.com/PolitlcsUK/status/1838570060048224415

[Beso]

I thought specky prick might have been in bold.

[Beso]

Why move your son from the noise of a few photographers during his study to the hustle and bustle of covent garden.


Love to see him squirm...good interview with sky news.

https://youtu.be/90JNKwHu6j4?si=4JYLmdhEcTywyopu

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Beso

Why move your son from the noise of a few photographers during his study to the hustle and bustle of covent garden.


Love to see him squirm...good interview with sky news.

https://youtu.be/90JNKwHu6j4?si=4JYLmdhEcTywyopu

Beth kicked ass

[bots]

He really didn't handle that interview well


Thing is, he didn't have to put himself forward for leader of the party, he knew what would happen to his family. It was his personal choice

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Beth kicked ass

she did.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

They should have offered him a suit that looked better .

Tough to improve on perfection



That bike was not donated by a billionaire donor.

[arista]

PM Starmer Live at the United Nations

SkyNewsHD
BBCnewsHD

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Sky News Text:
[A case study of a husband and wife that it
says exposes the "crumbling social care system".]

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BBC News Text :
[The Financial Times says the UK needs
to mobilise £1.6tn of funding
by 2040 to meet
the nation's public infrastructure needs,
according to new research.
It comes as Chancellor Rachel Reeves is
contemplating loosening her fiscal rules to
allow the Labour government to ramp
up borrowing to pay for higher levels
of public investment, the paper reports.]

[Oliver_W]

The hell