[arista]

He is not happy about Migration.



New Security
Deal of UK and Iraq

[arista]

PM taking Press Questions

Kate McCann of Times Radio
Had a Fella next to her with a big pen
being held up

[arista]

[arista]

Yes PM
Two big flags are more than enough.



He Concluded
his angry message.

[arista]

[arista]

Sky News Text:
[The cabinet minister who axed pensioners'
winter fuel payments has her own
Ł350-a-month energy bills paid
by the taxpayer – while she lives in a
Ł4m London mansion.]

[Oliver_W]

Why would anyone be shocked by that? Snouts in troughs.

[Beso]

TIBB needs to upgrade its smileys section to one that features a hand wringing one

[arista]

Sky News Text:
[Britain's armed forces are being kitted and
clothed by China
in what critics have called
a "needless risk to national security".]

[Crimson Dynamo]

Fuel Minister Liz Kendall, who axed Ł300 payment to pensioners, lives in
Ł4million Notting Hill home with her banker partner - and their heating bill is
paid by YOU



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ter_mailonline

[arista]

[Minister Liz Kendall, who axed Ł300 payment to pensioners, lives in
Ł4million Notting Hill home with her banker partner - and their heating bill is
paid by YOU]


Yes LT (CD)
She is a terrible minister

[arista]

BBC News Text :
[The Sunday Mirror to launch its own
Christmas charity appeal, highlighting the vast
amount of families in the UK
who face the festive season without
their loved ones.
The paper reports that more than 75,000 children have
been reported missing in a 12-month period,
and "the crisis has inspired our
Christmas appeal" which will donate funds
to a charity that aims to reconnect people.]

[arista]

On Thursday this week,
PM Starmer will give a new speech.

Pushing the Economy etc.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

On Thursday this week,
PM Starmer will give a new speech.

Pushing the Economy etc.

Blaahhh blaahhh blaaah, big black hole, blahblahblah, tough choices, blablabla, I'm off on another airplane, see ya.

[arista]

Originally Posted by CheapLousyFaggit

Blaahhh blaahhh blaaah, big black hole, blahblahblah, tough choices, blablabla, I'm off on another airplane, see ya.

Youtube video

[Producer, Backing Vocals – George Benson
Bass – Gary King
Congas, Percussion – James Mtume
Drums – Dennis Davis
Guitar – Joe Beck
Vocals, Arranged By, Keyboards,
Organ, Moogs – Ronnie Foster
Executive-Producer – George Butler]

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[The Slim Reaper]

@joeysteele

is this the change you wanted?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Even higher bills

Fuk me twice..

Bring back Boris ffs


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[arista]

BBC News Text:
[New Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander
has pledged to put passengers rather
than bosses and shareholders
back at the heart of Britain's railways,
according to the Daily Mirror.
Alexander has announced the
timetable for renationalising railway
firms, the paper says - adding that
South Western Railways will be the
first to switch in May.]

[arista]

BBC News Text
[The Daily Telegraph has an exclusive
report that more Whitehall civil servants
are working from home since Labour
formed a government.
The paper says attendance rates at
13 government departments are down
in the last three months,
with the Treasury,
Housing Department and
the Ministry of Justice among those
with the fewest staff in the office.]

[arista]

BBC News Text:
[Fewer people will be sentenced
to jail after a "damning report" exposed
the extent of prison overcrowding,
according to the lead story in the Times.
The paper says the changes to sentencing
will "end short custodial sentences"
and ensure more people are punished
in the community with measures like
house arrest and electronic tagging.
The government was "prompted to
make changes after the spending watchdog"
found that prison expansion plans would
fall far short by more than
12,000 places by 2027, the Times reports.]

[arista]

[Beso]

Originally Posted by arista

BBC News Text:
[Fewer people will be sentenced
to jail after a "damning report" exposed
the extent of prison overcrowding,
according to the lead story in the Times.
The paper says the changes to sentencing
will "end short custodial sentences"
and ensure more people are punished
in the community with measures like
house arrest and electronic tagging.
The government was "prompted to
make changes after the spending watchdog"
found that prison expansion plans would
fall far short by more than
12,000 places by 2027, the Times reports.]

Comical.