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You're absolutely right I am indeed a tin foil hat wearing buffon. Thank you for helping me realise the error of my ways It is clearly entirely beyond reproach, 100% legitimate and the very thought that huge sums of money moving hands between the family of the Prime Minister in advance of...

Because a collosal sum of money changed hands in advance of their being public knowledge of something that fundamentally influence the value of the deal involved. It wasn't a run of the mill deal, it was the second biggest transaction that Infosys has ever been involved in. Coincidence is for...

Took some finding https://www.pressreader.com/uk/the-national-scotland/20230803/281517935631544 (I was wrong when I stated it was their biggest investment, it was their second biggest investment)

Infosys made their biggest ever financial investment (£1.5billion) into BP two months before Sunak announced surprise expansion on north sea oil and gas licences.

JCBs are really good for digging a ditch

If he does, bonus points to the Tory commentator who squeezes 'This Is A Low' into their response.

This morning I shuffled along to the chemist, taken a jacket in for dry cleaning, gone for a nice coffee, popped in the library and picked up some milk and vegetables. Might pop to my local for a pint later on. It's a dystopian nightmare. Edit ... and had a couple of friendly chats with...

Yeah, watched the interview this morning. It's all 3.

Parachuted? Zip-lined, waving little flags ..... surely?.

That was the one were Starmer and some colleagues took half an hour off work to eat a curry. James Dellingpole's son just happened to be out for an evening stroll in the area and got a picture of Starmer drinking a bottle of beer. This as THE biggest story in the Daily Mail when the details of...

It's like the curry story. That got 11 (eleven) consecutive front pages in The Mail on the lead up to local elections.

Wouldn't happen in Germany https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-68880086 ...oh

Best leader the Tories never had.

He is a self serving, self promoting arse. But he's a Abraham Lincoln compared to most of the current/ recent Tory ministers.

I did like this though.

With all the Tory MPs giving up it will be entertaining/ depressing to see the quality of candidates that they choose to replace them.

Tim Loughton, Easy Worthing and Shoreham, has given up. Not one of his constituents so I don't know if he was a 'good' MP at that level. I am aware of some rather grubby expenses. However, my impression was that he was less of an utter scumbag than the average Tory of late. Anyway, off you...

Tory MP telling voters to vote Reform in ignorant thug MP's constituency. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tory-mp-nick-fletcher-suggests-32564080?int_source=nba

One of the 'Common Sense Group'

proposals so mean and nasty that Iain Duncan Smth is against them.