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Appeared on picket lines and the conservative attack on him then was that this was a disgrace and that labour was backing strikers, not those who were striving to get to get to work. so keir starmer had said that his front bench, his shadow ministers, should not appear in any picket lines, and that minister did that today but interestingly when labour said they sacked him this and it wasnt because he appeared on the picket line, they said it was because he had given media interviews and the impl...

Io earlier, the answer is he must go and — earlier, the answer is he must go and is _ earlier, the answer is he must go and is a _ earlier, the answer is he must go and is a disgrace to the country _ go and is a disgrace to the country. if you are the liberal democrats or labour what you want _ democrats or labour what you want is — democrats or labour what you want is inviting in the conservative party for the next year— conservative party for the next year and — conservative party for ...

The guidance. know, he said technically it was in the guidance-— the guidance. that is laughable, laughable. _ the guidance. that is laughable, laughable, people _ the guidance. that is laughable, laughable, people are _ the guidance. that is laughable, laughable, people are furious. l laughable, people are furious. people can say goodbye properly to loved ones in me 2020, they could not say goodbye properly, they had to say goodbye via zoom calls, we could not socialise with other people and ...

News conference? and that is the resignation of one of the prime ministers most senior aides, minera mears, who has resigned from her post —— munira mirza, who is stepping down after she said that the... over stepping down after she said that the... 0verthe stepping down after she said that the... over the claims that the prime minister made that keir starmer did not prosecutejimmy savile when he was director of public prosecutions. keir —— rishi sunak said that he would not have said th...

Energy. all these things are the fault of this government, and thats why, by the way, what we needed today was something far more ambitious. we heard yesterday from shell, that their profits of £20 billion, talking about a momentous year, while households up and down the country are struggling with their energy bills. what we should be doing is having a windfall tax on north sea oil and gas, then we can actually provide the help on a scale required, including up to £600 a year to those househo...