[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

Today

Education Secretary
Health Secretary

The Vote on the £300 loss,
of course, it's not binding.

This event ends at mid-day

[arista]

Yesterday as one protester is taken
to the police van

[arista]

Ref Yesterday Photo of that Protester and another

[arista]

The Union Vote was won
to overturn the winter fuel cuts.

But PM Starmer says NO.
He is now in NYC

[arista]

Surrealist Artist Cold War Steve :



https://x.com/coldwarsteve/status/1838616245437935880

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

The Union Vote was won
to overturn the winter fuel cuts.

But PM Starmer says NO.
He is now in NYC

Shameful to dismiss it
The vote was right to be held, the result no surprise and was right too.
Extremely disappointed I am.
My thanks to the Unions particularly Unite on this battle for decency.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Shameful to dismiss it
The vote was right to be held, the result no surprise and was right too.
Extremely disappointed I am.
My thanks to the Unions particularly Unite on this battle for decency.

Yes they won the Vote,
but PM Starmer is not budging


Possible Front Page later

[Oliver_W]

Why are so many protestors so invested in a foreign war?

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Hes been poaching about Diane Abbots bedside drawers again, ain't he?

[Crimson Dynamo]

PM accepted £20,000 accommodation to help his teenage son study for GCSEs

Sir Keir Starmer accepted accommodation worth £20,000 to help his 16-year-old son study for his GCSE exams, it has emerged.

The prime minister was asked about a donation of £20,437 made by Labour peer Lord Alli from May to July of this year.

Asked about this by the BBC, Sir Keir says: "At the beginning of the election, which we didn't know when it was going to be called, my boy was in the middle of his GCSEs.

"I made him a promise that he'll be able to get to his school, do his exams without being disturbed."

But, Sir Keir says, "we had lots of journalists outside our house where we lived".

"I'm not complaining about that, that's fine, but if you're a 16-year-old trying to do your GCSEs, your one chance in life, I promised him we'd move somewhere, we'd get out of that house, and go somewhere where he could be peacefully studying.

"Someone then offered me accommodation where we could do that, I took it up, and it was the right thing to do for my boy, it didn’t cost the taxpayer a penny."

Asked if that was Lord Alli, Sir Keir says: "Yes, of course.

https://news.sky.com/story/politics-...#liveblog-body

[Livia]

Hmmm... The dates don't exactly tie in with GCSEs. And this is the man who's going to tax parents on school fees but think it's acceptable to accept a £20,000 bung for his own son to do his homework. ****ing hypocrite.

[Beso]

"His one chance in life"


Oh shut up, his dads the PM ffs.

[arista]

Yes his Lucky Son

[Crimson Dynamo]

"dad im in my room studying with music on but the thought of journalists outside means I just cant study"

does this vile man think we are all stupid?

[Beso]

So basically hes went into work moaning in his usual whiny voice about his son not being able to study...it was such a huge major discussion, so much so lord ali got wind if it, and offered up a house...is that how he wants us to think it went?

Or did he phone him up for a favour?


I know which one I think to be true.

[bots]

Starmer has a reported net worth of £8 million, yet he needs to fund his families personal needs from a labour donor