#21

This works quite well when cropped here tbf.

Yeah I dunno. Guess the narrative is that Corbyn isn’t very good at PMQs (which is true but, does it really matter?) so it’s easy to pile in on that. Stories of Ministers’ incompetence/malice tend to run quite nicely anyway so it’s unlikely to make a huge amount of difference. Non-story.

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#23

Is that a gold Casio Databank watch??!!

Enjoying this guy’s style immensely

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#24

THIS MAN IS MY SOURCE OF ENERGY

#25

Met him at bragazzi’s the other day. Really sound bloke, obviously

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#26

Jess Phillips is the worst part 564

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#29

Love this guy! Proud to have him as Lord Mayor of my city.

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#30

hmmm

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looking forward to tomorrow’s

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#34

You’d have thought they’d have had the sense to bring him in the back door to at least give some level of plausible deniability.

#35

Genuinely beginning to think we’re trapped in an episode of The Thick of It:

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#36

I know Neil Coyle is a performative centrist a lot of the time, but this is just plain weird:

#37

This is dreadful stuff

#38

Thought that Len McCluskey being a signatory on this letter would’ve generated more chat tbh

https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/improving-climate-debate-around-proposed-changes-gender-recognition-act

#39

On here? I think that was the day when it was a bit quiet. It did on twitter, certainly. Also the Morning Star’s editorial fudging sex worker protection.

#40

Yeah on here. I mean Len’s got a pretty good line into the Leader’s office and if he’s the co-signatory of a letter with the likes of Julie Bindel that could be a concern. Could also be nothing of course. But the debate within Labour on trans issues won’t be going away any time soon so it’ll be interesting to see if it impacts on Corbyn’s support for self-ID of transpeople.