Have a look at Britain Elects. Regular polling has shown the Tories ahead most of this year. Corbyn is not winning over the public despite the Tories leadership issues.

Listen mate I'm off to Cuba on a one way ticket, so you enjoy spending your hours in a successful Capitalist country moaning about people criticising men who take pictures of women's private parts without their consent, and defending a man who compares the current Muslim population in Britain to the Nazi invasion. I'm gonna lie on a beautiful palm beach and raise a toast to the world class healthcare coming my way.

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Yes, you are right.

We should all follow your example and post what we think is right, no matter how deluded or obviously posted in an attempt to wind up, rather than publishing stories from reputable (eve though you may disagree with their politics) sources, whom have existed for over 100 years and employ the services of respected journalists.

You are simply trying to wind me up. The criticism you gave was initially about all links being ‘fake news’, your second criticism was that the link was anonymous.

No sale.

Reading this article this morning, I was struck by a few quotes: [Link]

“The scale of the underlying domestic policy challenges which drove the Brexit vote – debt, deficit, housing, low growth and low disposable incomes – means that Brexit has to be recast as a catalyst for much bolder domestic policy renewal"

“Economic power has been concentrated in the hands of a few … crony capitalists have rigged the system in their favour … debt has fuelled growth in an unsustainable fashion… Our politics, culture and regulatory models have worked against innovation ... Many of our fellow citizens have seen less and less value placed on their work and themselves … communities and individuals have seen so much of what they value which is beyond economics … overlooked or ignored.”

These comments were not made by John McDonnell and Corbyn however. They were made by two prominent tories, George Freeman and Michael Gove, people thought to be key players in the future of the Conservative party.

This week, we have had a radical policy change from the government on the NHS, with tax rises expected to fund a new 200 billion pound increase in funding. Housing has also been targeted as an area requiring more government involvement, and Windrush has brought to light the racist policies of successive governments in the past few decades, something the government has been forced to acknowledge.

When Thatcher was once asked what her greatest achievement was, she said 'Tony Blair'. Is it possible that, given the recent tide turning, Jeremy Corbyn's political legacy will be dictating politics from the opposition benches?