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UK - Next Prime Minister after Keir Starmer
UK - Next Prime Minister after Keir Starmer
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Rewards are taxable, aren't they?
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aaah... financial security for himself? He should be ran out of Westminster.
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yeah, reward for work done...
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^ Tend to think that also.
Not sure the work he has ever done benefited any Britons but he is v good at rope a dope. |
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Is he gone?
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The gift that keeps on giving.
The entire country awaits the king of the north  |
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As if this constituency's electorate is going to play along with labour's sh11t show
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Vote Burnham, get starmer out
Really tough sell |
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Can't believe some of the prices I've got on Burnham this last month. Clearly the only legit successor to Starmer.
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I put him up at 6/1 when he declared he had 81 mps.
starmer can still block him, but might be his last act as pm. |
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Legit to have a prime minister that isn't even in parliament. That takes some level of cerebral gymnastics :)
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What happens if team Green beat Burnham in the Local ?
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It's considered a safe refuk seat by polling
20% majority Green have zero chance |
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Personally I think it demonstrates how politicians have zero feel for real people. I will genuinely be very surprised if they don't object to be used in this way. Assuming Burnham gets on the ballot, which isn't a given.
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Referendum on the United Kingdom's membership of the European Union
As Counting Officer for the WIGAN voting area at the referendum held on 23 June 2016 under the European Union Referendum Act 2015, I hereby certify that:: Results of EU referendum The total number of ballot papers counted was: 163,381 The number of votes cast in favour of REMAIN was: 58,942 The number of votes cast in favour of LEAVE was: 104,331 The number of ballot papers rejected was as follows: 108 |
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Must be one of the strongest leave areas in the country lol
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I wonder if the Conservatives will field a candidate in that by-election.
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Burnham Might win Makerfield and will be Prime Minister, ..BUT NOT FOR LONG...ITS ALL ABOUT THE BOATS, INIT !!
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It's truly inspiring to see Wes Streeting call for decisiveness in govt after a week in which he denied he'd resign; then resigned but said he wouldn't stand as leader; then said finally he intends to stand as leader, so we can rejoin the EU, a policy he was dead against last week.
Russ Jones |
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Burnham says he wants to save Labour -- what about trying to save the country Andy?
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First things first...
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Issue piling up for Burnham by-election -- First rejoining the EU in a Big Brexit area, now grooming gangs.
That's before the Greens start on his support of Israel. |
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Keir reportedly deciding when to set out his exit timetable, before or after the by-election. Big blow for Andy if he does it now.
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If Starmer steps down before a contest, does the market get settled on Lammy as next PM, since he's deputy? All it says in the rules is:
"In the event of any dispute around who is the Next Prime Minister after Keir Starmer we will settle this market on the Prime Minister as published on https://www.gov.uk/government/ministers/prime-minister" |
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I've seen a bit of ramping of lammy elsewhere too.
Starmer should stay in office until a new leader is elected. If he doesn't, then you can lawyer up See Teresa may resignation. |
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He would remain in office until new person elected.
Of course he might die, but otherwise it's straw clutching imo. |
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money for Jones over the last day or so, a bit unusual.
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