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Well thanks for enriching the conversation.  Would you chuck Fah - rage in too for his tax avoidance on his property?

 

8 hours ago, Rockets said:

Hardly a non-story @malumbu still one of the lead stories on the BBC.....you clearly don't understand when to serve humble pie! 😉 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgk40l8jm7o

 

 

 

I expect it was lead story on Jeremy Vine too.  Doesn't make it a story, just a bit more of BBC tabloid style sensationalism.  There are numerous real news stories in the UK and across the world.  And now, apt for Halloween, you have summoned up the ghost of Louisa.

So for the third time, will you now eat humble pie?

9 hours ago, malumbu said:

I expect it was lead story on Jeremy Vine too.  Doesn't make it a story, just a bit more of BBC tabloid style sensationalism.

You've gone a bit Alan Patridge again....

9 hours ago, malumbu said:

So for the third time, will you now eat humble pie?

Why on earth would I need to eat humble pie, I really can't fathom what your point is?

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Well, they would wouldn't they.

Of course Kemi, members of the shadow cabinet and other political leaders in opposition are stirring it. 

The Times quotes ministers accusing Rachel of misleading them but are not named and who knows, if they're real, what their agenda is.

The OBR is supporting her

Rage bait is the word of the year and the right wing press have played their part in that.

the speed at which critics of labour have switched last week from "the economy is toast because of Reeves!" to "the economy is doing well and it's Reeve's fault!"

I don't think it was a great budget and it was tinkering and won't deliver many of the things the country needs - but it wasn't the disaster some people on here have been predicting for months either and they hysterical reaction from the likes of Dan Hodges and cronies is embarrassing 

41 minutes ago, Sephiroth said:

but it wasn't the disaster some people on here have been predicting for months either and they hysterical reaction from the likes of Dan Hodges and cronies is embarrassing 

To be fair was it not the government leaks that were setting much of the tone for what was expected? I think this is the crux of the problem that this government are abysmal when it comes to communication - and absolute omni-shambles in fact. just look at the nonsense ahead of the budget and then the inside attacks on Wes Streeting. It all gives the impression they aren't properly in control of things and makes Keir and his cabinet look weak and then, post budget the suggestions Rachel Reeves was less than transparent with the public and it all looks even more of a mess.

All at a time when this government is deeply, deeply unpopular - the own goals keep continuing.

 

No the leaks came after the apocalyptic of some on here - the whole leak/non leak and obr problem aren’t great - but ultimately a wash and not that relevant.  
 

journalists should be analysing what the budget did and didn’t do but as per everything since 2016 is just personal psychodrama and college-boy sniggering 

2 minutes ago, Sephiroth said:

ournalists should be analysing what the budget did and didn’t do but as per everything since 2016 is just personal psychodrama and college-boy sniggering 

and as has been pointed out on another thread, the 'news' has become a matter of (subjective) opinion rather than fact.

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