No surprise there.

'I can't stand innuendo. If I see one in a script I whip it out immediately.' (Kenneth Williams)

She lives with Rebecca Long-Bailey, but not as bad as her. My friend, who is a labour councillor and a bit of a momentumn type wanted Raynor as the next leader because they thought politics needed a woman. I pointed out Thatcher and May are both women which bought an awkward silence.

Probably the best way to appease the far left.

Starmer is in it for the long haul. He's a slow-burner.
Glad he's fcked-off the liabilities that Corbyn surrounded himself with. DA for starters.

And at least Starmer's adhering to social distancing, unlike the PM who is in hospital and the Scottish Health Minister who was caught breaching her own guidance,....twice.

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Give over. He looks like Hannibal Lecter.

Her predecessor did enough - causing untold misery for several honourable men with his s*it-stirring about alleged child abuse.

True but that wasn't something that formed part of his duties as deputy leader of the Labour party