EU welfare standards have always been minimum standards, not maximum standards.
About time.
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Tory policy of making a shite situation out of the best
I don’t want to know.
Until it’s actually election time, I don’t want to know what their vision is.
They can’t “Brexit” any harder than the Tories have, and if they say anything negative about the obvious deficiencies of Brexit ahead of the election, they give the Tories ammunition to drum up more tribal support.
Let the real-world consequences of Brexit play out and speak for themselves. For now.
PMQs is an opportunity for MPs to put questions to the Government, in public. If the government chooses to publicly dodge a legitimate question, that in itself is worth it.
Before Blair, PMQs were twice a week for 15 minutes. Once a week for 30 is a recent change. And before Wilson & Heath it was pretty civilised. That too is a recent change, and it’s got markedly worse under the recent run of Tories.
Well, yeah. That’s also why there was a curious shortage of white men in the last round of leadership elections (was it just Tugendhat?). Glass cliff phenomenon.
And being heavily criticised for it.
Why not? Labour are the party that introduced tuition fees in the first place.