Corbyn routinely took part in 'Stop the War' protests, which began in 2001 and carried on ad infinitum. A perennial cry of those protests was for "the immediate withdrawal of all our troops from Afghanistan"

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

Starmer routinely seeks popularity but is often caught out. The man shows no leadership whatsoever and should do us all a favour and resign.What are his policies going forward??

Classic Starmer today in Parliament

Boris makes his statement about the tax changes and even admits that it was a broken manifesto pledge ,but know expected a Pandemic.

First thing from Starmer ...you guessed it
'You have broken a manifesto pledge'.

Surely he could have moved on without accusing Boris of doing what Boris had already admitted to.But maybe he has to follow his pre written script whatever else is said

Problem being multi layered management for arse covering but as soon as its looked at to be streamlined the BMA have a march around Russel Square complaining about what they haven't got. Frontline staff are needed, not more pen pushing luvvies. If the NHS screw up, pay the compo and move on. That will save an absolute mint.

It's distressing when you see reports of massive over payment for basic things like A4 paper.

A procurement shake up would be a good start.

And the senior management salaries are eye watering.

The constant stream of medical negligence claims and systemic issues at hospitals are a scandal.

The NHS has become untouchable when it is incompetent, IMO.

Reminds me of the USD20 screws the USAF used to procure, and the USD 10,000 toilet seat covers.

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.