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Labour’s 2024 manifesto was called “Change”. It delivered. 
“Change”, currently on sale at the Labour Party online shop for a mere £12.50. One has to admire the way that Sir Keir Starmer allowed himself to be photographed with his sleeves rolled up, but loosening his tie was a step too far.
The ungovernable country? Why Britain keeps losing prime ministers – Tom Clark in the Guardian.
Britain isn’t ungovernable. Our leaders just can’t govern – Tom Harris in the Telegraph.
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Good riddance. A lying Brit hating gimp of a man.
But… the real problem is the herd of blue haired nose ringed moronic lefty yammering monkeys who sit behind him. There is no majority in parliament for doing the necessary. In fact there is only a majority to deepen the enshittification of our once great country. 😭
The country is not “ungovernable”, it’s just they shouldn’t be aspiring to govern the country in the first place. Just get out of the way, stop trying to “govern”.
I rather liked Tom Harris when he was in Parliament. He came off as a sensible chap, the more so being a Labour MP. His analysis seems quite reasonable.