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I suspect it is about damage limitations in the first situation if someone can reduce Labours lead by 10 or more pts that is a lot of MPs that still have their jobs even if the Tories lose overall. Then there is also the fact that Labour need to be ahead by about 13 pts of to over tun the boundary changes so if the polls are more like 20 pts to labour then there is only 7pts in it to create a hung parliament. Politicians in eastern Europe, meanwhile, who openly applaud the UK for its tough stance towards the Kremlin, have been “unreservedly warm”, said Adler. The illusion we have a democracy where we can make free arguments and then proceed along a path the nation selects is utter bullshit and if it wasn't already clear from areas like South America that isn't the case, it should now be clear here too. QuoteIt's 08:00 in the morning and the second most powerful woman in Westminster is giving one of her first interviews in her new role at the apex of government.

Yes. Absolutely. Like I said, probably not very clearly, my sympathy is greatly leavened with the knowledge of the suffering she and her friends have intentionally caused for so longItaly’s Corriere della Sera also compared Truss to Thatcher but described the new leader’s speeches as more “robotic”.

A second former cabinet minister told another MP just last week they had found him "extremely difficult" to get on with. That started the initial price-spiral, and once it starts it's like musical chairs. If you're a large company with some level of price-setting power and you know inflation is, right now, at say 8% then you'd be a mug to leave your prices as they are. In fact, you're better off raising them by 10%, that way you're ahead of the game if/when the music stops. Easy money! Bonus, you are devaluing your biggest cost (employee wages), and can offer them below inflation raises and cut your costs in real terms. Ker-ching! European leaders hoping for more constructive post-Brexit relations with the UK will be wary of Truss as prime minister given she has frequently raised tensions with Brussels by demanding parts of the Brexit deal be renegotiated and threatened to provoke a trade war between the EU and the UK by triggering Article 16 of the Withdrawal Agreement. Although I thought there would be some initial turbulence in the markets, I didn't believe that there would be a run. I toured the City intensively to gauge what the true reaction to the election of the Labour party would be. Meeting numerous asset managers and financial advisers, I explained that there were many things in our programme that they may not like, including some renationalisations and tax rises on the wealthiest, for instance; but they were going to happen and there was so much more on investment that would give them real investment opportunities. Reaction to Truss’s victory has also divided Europe. Her conversion from committed Remainer to Brexiteer zealot and her threat to tear up the Northern Ireland Protocol has meant that her appointment was greeted with caution in Brussels.

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Quote from: Blinder Data on October 19, 2022, 03:14:26 PMI'm beginning to think an early election is likely. Of course it would be just like the Tories to somehow cling on until the last possible moment, but even if they agree a new leader within the next few months, they will need to agree on the government's programme. As we have seen, the price of a weathervane is very affordable, although of course, this is relative. A broad range of documents will be accepted including passports, driving licences, various concessionary travel passes and photocard parking permits issued as part of the Blue Badge scheme. Any voter who does not have an approved form of identification will be able to apply for a free, local Voter Card from their local authority.[/b[