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Imagine if Keir now appoints Angela to Health - and then everyone merrily carries on like this was all a bad dream.

If a newspaper doesn't use WESIGNATION as a headline tomorrow, I will be very disappointed

Charlie Stayt: "Chris Mason, can you give us an insight into the current mind set in no 10 Downing Street?" Chris Mason: "No, not really. But I'll happily make something up, based on conjecture, speculation and completely made up rumours." #BBCBreakfast #R4Today

So as I understand it the Labour Party, having won a whopping majority before realising it had no coherent vision or plan on how to use it is now, less than 2 years in, thinking about changing the UK's PM during a time of war & geopolitical crises on several fronts. Get a grip.

Algunas viñetas de Hergé son de una belleza espectacular.

“Take him away for re-grooving”

So let me get this right. - UK economy outperformed expectations, growing in March despite Iran. - Unemployment down from 5.1 to 4.9%. - Waiting lists coming down - Progress finally being made on restoring ties with Europe. @wesstreeting @Ed_Miliband why derail this now.

@PhilipProudfoot @KatyaTaylor Saw Ed getting into his car this morning, he wasn’t got up like that (sadly)

I ask the House: how many more kingdoms must fall before the PM acts against Bonaparte?

I only went there once before it was scandalously demolished; one of the most magnificent buildings I’ve ever seen

Released on this day in 1982: Sulk #TheAssociates youtu.be/js3_etgSlgQ?si…

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"I once received £5m, a further £1m, an £800k house, helicopter trips and a trip to the Maldives, and wasn't expected to do anything in return for it."

The medieval floor tiles in the Winchester Cathedral retrochoir in Hampshire, England.

@TheCinesthetic OK I'll bite

An actor who played a character so perfectly that nobody else could ever top it. GIFS ONLY.

@msloobylou The TV nasties are really are not to be trusted anymore. And the BBC has the gall to put out that emotionally heavy 'we find the truth for you' puff piece between every other programme.

Politics hacks openly laughing about the chaos PLUS pomp & ceremony. It really is their Christmas.

@skett2605 @BBCNews @ChrisMasonBBC Oh! And look! The lickspittle's got a nice new raincoat! He was literally fizzing with nasty vindictive bile last night, like a pound shop Iago on poppers

No @BBCNews we do not need to go over to @ChrisMasonBBC to hear his thoughts. Just give us the news. We can make our own mind up.

Stepping onto the Top Of The Pops stage in 1984, Echo & the Bunnymen drove “Seven Seas” with a tight, melodic edge, a track from Ocean Rain from 1984 that became one of their most recognisable songs.

Southgate Underground Station 1933 Charles Holden modernism-in-metroland.co.uk/southgate.html

One of the greatest of all album covers for me. Contents therein also great.

Quick reminder for those who haven’t managed to grasp recent history. Ed Miliband was the Labour leader who lost to David Cameron, thereby helping to open the door to Brexit - and the chaos that followed. He is less charismatic than Starmer. Andy Burnham was hammered by Jeremy Corbyn in the 2015 Labour leadership election.