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Unless 'NHS' pays out and 'National Health Service' won't pay. Hammond I suspect would use the not use the acronym in his speech.
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Incidentally, there's a 'century' missing in the second paragraph.
The England that lies beneath the surface. The difference between cities and towns.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/lisa-nandy/lisa-nandy-ippr-speech_b_15216124.html
I find it very insightful. She has gone up in my estimation. And I already held her in high regard.
https://twitter.com/LadPolitics/status/839424370133073920
Just sticking with my over 50 mins bet personally.
But she really annoyed me the day she became PM, she sacked people who had served the Tory party with distinction and honour, for years, and for leaders long before Dave.
That smacked of all the hallmarks of a bully.
She was quite cruel, the way Downing Street works, on a security level, you have put your mobile, wallets, and keys in another part of the building.
She sacked them, and took away their heart passes, which meant they couldn't retrieve their personal possessions.
It was said David Cameron on May the 8th 2015 acted with honour and sensitivity to the Lib Dem SPADS etc.
The ironic thing is, within a few months Mrs May tried to get some of them back, to which many of them told her with great pleasure to get stuffed.
And don't even get me started on the Tory conference...
"if grammar schools are so good, how come nobody who attended one can differentiate between personal experience and statistical evidence?"
Brilliant.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/jeremy-corbyn-ambushed-over-manchester-9984820.amp
50 minutes and 10 seconds now ta Phil.
For a similar reason, people like me who would like to see this country sign up to the EU lock stock and barrel are better served by the Götterdämmerung of the Brexit process than by the alternative scenario of a 52-48 win for Remain.
Over 50 minutes Hills £30 @ 4-6
Sell @ 56.5 £5/minute Sporting Index.
AIUI the House of Commons could express a lack of confidence in a government even for its exercise of the royal prerogative. That a government has the right to do something doesn't mean it is owed the confidence of the Commons.
To be fair, perhaps Theresa is so nondescript and he forgot.
She does sound rather more intelligent than those at the top of the PLP.
If Remain had won, would they have had to vote his changes through? If not, what is the difference to now?
Ideally, I'd be looking to lay 50-60 mins if the odds were ok.
Not betting though.
Perhaps Lord Heseltine, being the gent he is, means he's never been formally introduced to Theresa May.
I have every confidence that Jezza will rise to his usual standard.
If he were feeling particularly vexatious, Pulpstar could of course suggest that Theresa May herself "asked some questions" during the session...
Sports drinks tins 'explode' in M6 lorry fire in Staffordshire
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-stoke-staffordshire-39203235
Anybody who has tried those know how explosive to your insides they can be!
The twitterati must be on the case already
- 'No special deal that was not available to other councils'
- 'Trading with and operating within the single market'.
WRT grammar schools, you do come over as a bit Anthony Crossland.
That sounds like a 1/5 winner to me.
Moray 2015:
SNP 24,384 49.5%
Con 15,319 31.1%
Lab 4,898 9.9%
UKIP 1,939 3.9%
LD 1,395 2.8%
Green 1,345 2.7%
Is part of my caring one nation beliefs.
"What do you think of refugees living in squalor, Theresa?"
"What do you think of pensioners dying as a result of your policies, Theresa?"
"Have you heard about the lady from Singapore that was deported, Theresa?"
...from the far left, Cameroons and Guardian tweeters!
(And yes, it was a rhetorical question)
http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/lets-kill-the-drill-approach-in-schools
http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/economy/2017/02/how-can-labour-refit-itself-modern-world
http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/uk/2017/03/chuka-umunna-labour-alternative