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u/RedKingCrab99

r/neoliberal r/TopGear r/SpicyFootballTakes r/GreatBritishMemes r/thethickofit r/footballcliches r/AlanPartridge r/YorkCity r/PeepShowQuotes r/NotTheOnionUK r/ToastNames r/LibDem r/LeagueTwo r/Destiny
▲ 10 r/YorkCity

Squad submitted; Ben Brookes and Ash Palmer are out.

Credit to David Ward // BBC Radio York

u/RedKingCrab99 — 1 month ago
▲ 546 r/thethickofit+1 crossposts

Nigel Farage tells BBC he 'wasn't listening' in foreign donor talks

Nigel Farage tells BBC he 'wasn't listening' during foreign donor talks filmed undercover

What gets me is that sooooo-many Reform voters seem to believe every word Farage says. But they seem not to hear that, if he gets to be PM he’d remove workers’ rights, cut benefits, etc.

Farage and his cronies seem to be corrupt politicians: would they still be corrupt in government? I think so.

bbc.co.uk
u/Left_Natural_3517 — 1 month ago
▲ 59 r/LibDem

I mean, that Davey / Burnham change. Oof.

One poll company etc etc. But this party is struggling for national relevance.

u/RedKingCrab99 — 1 month ago
▲ 305 r/neoliberal

Labour overtake Reform; Burham by far most popular leader.

Submission post: The Burnham Bounce has kicked in, and Labour is back leading the polls for this first time in a year. Andy Burham is also the most popular leader by far with ratings at almost +20, which is unheard of in recent British politics. So the centre-left seems to still have some life left in it, and the populist right has slipped in popularity amongst a donations scandal. Caveat: still very much in the new PM honeymoon phase, and we'll have to wait for the Budget in the autumn for hard decisions to be made.

u/RedKingCrab99 — 2 months ago