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Catherine is still going. It's really unfair to treat government leaks and an actual Cabinet Minister saying something to a Select Committee as government policy, apparently. Though apparently the article makes clear that there isn't a formal policy announcement yet.

She did, but the sentence was reduced. The upshot is that she can't be budged from Parliament.

I read that Claudia Webbe has lost her appeal against conviction on charages of harassment - story here - https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... conviction

However, her sentence has been reduced, and instead of a 12-month custodial she now has community service. That means that she will no longer be subject to an automatic recall, and it is down to her whether or not she resigns and triggers a by-election. Her previous suggests that she won't, and she will continue to be yet another Corbyn ote albatross around Starmer's neck.

The Tories might get lucky in a by election, so as shit as it for Leicester East, if it tumbles with tonnes of Labour and Lib Dem Gains on an general election night it won’t be news,

Dare I say I’m being rather selfish nowadays

A seat previously held by Keith Vaz

And he might fancy his chances if he has sold enough washing machines,

The "throwing acid" claim has apparently been rejected by the appeal judge. I don't know if this means Claudia Webbe can sue a bunch of people, or whether there's some difference in civil and criminal standards.

Great work here, from Diane Farage. You lot are needed over there, or some similar zero sum bollocks.

Doesn't she know that the majority of international students go home after graduating? Anyway, MA (Lagos) doesn't have quite the same ring as MA (Cantab).

Whatever they decide to do, people aren't "assets" like iron ore. People make active decisions to find the work that fulfils them. It makes no more sense to say they should have stayed "at home" than it does for somebody moving from Teesside to London for work.

Sounds like Diane is trolling racist Leave voters. Check out the new immigrants, they’re a similar colour to the people on Farage’s Breaking Point poster.

Nah, she believes this stuff, like lots of people do. See their views on Cuba, for instance. Cubans with skills aren't allowed to travel and make best use of them, they have to stay there and do what they're given, to stick it to America.

This Tweet has been endorsed by Chris Williamson. David Miller was endorsed by Labour under Corbyn, of course.

Disgusting, but David Miller is not a Labour MP.

I was thinking of Williamson, though he isn't either any more of course.

Nether is pidock but she has featured a bit.

Do they really think that this shite wins anybody around at all?

This view would have had solid foundations in 2014 but in the context of Brexit, it makes Sarwar sound like a lightweight. Final paragraph particularly eyebrow raising.

Vladimir Putin would welcome the break-up of the United Kingdom, Anas Sarwar has suggested.

The Scottish Labour leader said it was "pretty obvious" the Russian president would be pleased with Nicola Sturgeon's renewed attempts to gain Scottish independence.

Sarwar said: "I think he would support anything which is damaging to his enemies."

Outlining some of Scottish Labour's alternatives to independence, Sarwar said that Scotland ought to be part of an international community and a global block that stands up to Putin. https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/poli ... h-27392564