[arista]

[arista]

BBC News Text:
[Sunday People takes a look at a different health
story as it reports on a "powerful"
new blood pressure drug, baxdrostat,
which could help millions.
It says the medicine has been hailed a
"gamechanger" and
could be offered on the NHS in a year.

[Cherie]

Is there a reshuffle tomorrow? Maybe Rachel and Angela will be replaced

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Is there a reshuffle tomorrow? Maybe Rachel and Angela will be replaced

I doubt it

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Is there a reshuffle tomorrow? Maybe Rachel and Angela will be replaced

Nah those particular turds are going to be floating in the putrid bowl for a while yet.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Is there a reshuffle tomorrow? Maybe Rachel and Angela will be replaced

it's minor positions only

[arista]

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by arista

For once I'm in the majority.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

Lapsing into hyperbole and rhetoric - if young people are being constantly told how "evil" Britain is and has been, and that pride in Britain is a bad thing ... why would they want to fight for it?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Lapsing into hyperbole and rhetoric - if young people are being constantly told how "evil" Britain is and has been, and that pride in Britain is a bad thing ... why would they want to fight for it?

If it were a WW3 fight
I would be leading the Army.


And arresting folks like you for not doing
your bit

[arista]

BBC News Text :
[The Financial Times focuses on what the
No 10 rejig means for what it says are
Labour's sliding poll numbers.
The paper says the PM's popularity has been
"languishing" and the party's standing in
The polls is "at just 20%".


Also front and centre is the three-way
meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping,
Russian President Vladimir Putin and
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The trio are pictured smiling and talking
on the sidelines of a regional security
summit in China.]

[arista]

BBC News Text:
[Sir Keir Starmer's shake-up of his
No 10 team as Parliament returns from recess dominates
Tuesday's papers.

The Guardian reports the prime minister is
attempting to "wrest back control"
of economic policy from the Treasury by
creating two new roles.]