Renton

Loved Silo but partly cos I have a thing for Rebecca Ferguson, but wasn't sure if we're classing it as Sci Fi really. I mean it is but not space travelling or anything, more dystopian. Which opens the door to loads of decent stuff like the Last of us. Will binge watch Fallout when I renew my Prime subscription.

You're called Paddy Paqueta?

Just as well true patriots like Farage aren't like you.

They should have a first debate, then ask Sunak if he really wants another one. Metaphorically it will be like this. Edit: even better if literally like this.

Urghhh. How man, will you stop pissing on my chips Spongey? I can only deal with one election at a time.

The average Reform voter turning up to vote at the polling centre on July 6th.

Can you imagine how turned off the public would be listening to the same tired shit from Sunak every week for more than a month? He's desperate cos he's got nothing to lose, except a bit more self respect.

Actually, the more I look at this the more it looks like a Cold War Steve effort.

Eeeh, you can't have it both ways Gemmill. You laugh at him when he puts a stooge in place, and you laugh at him for being masively socially awkward in front of people who clearly despise him. This must be killing Sunak and its brilliant to see.

Would have much preferred Farage to more than just nominally back reform though, would have drawn off more tory vote.

Nick Robinson seems to be doing his job from what I can tell.

Can even Kuensberg stop the inevitable?

AYe, and each one is damaging.

Dunt nails it as usual.

I see Robinson picked up on the fact that Sunak was using ultra-cherry picked data in his speech today. He'll select one quarter with positive stats and spin tas if it is representative of anything that matters. Nothing new there maybe, but Labour need to keep hammering this home (I think they can also extend it to the whole 14 years for greater effect too, Germany shits all over us on that measure).

As suspected. Also nice to see what a true patriot is, focussing on destroying democracy in our former colony. What a fucking gimp.

Nothing wrong with an angry shag and a zuffle mate.

That reminds me, where is CT nowadays?

Surprised at this. I would have thought the NE was a write off for them. Also after the mayorals Houchen could barely conceal his disgust at Sunak. Really local Labour should just play that clip on a loop where he admits to syphoning off funds for the NE to wealthy places in the South. That didn't get enough air time.

So, was just thinking, we have had some truly shocking speeches by high ranking tories in recent times. May: dancing queen, the cough, when the backdrop letters kept falling down. Johnson: Peppa pig land. Truss: cheese, pork markets, the blob. Mordaunt: stand up and fight Sunak: things can only get wetter. Tell me of any political satirist that could write better scripts than that lot. Funny thing is, the most bizarre and funniest of the lot was probably Mordaunts who could be their next leader if she survives.

Article in that fabulous publication the Spectator tomorrow. Gone to press, too late to pull.

Conservatives won't win more than 1 seat in Scotland if that, and I'm not convinced the holidays will disproportionately affect any of the other parties specifically.

Another one I like about the current Labour slogans is "Country first, party second". It resonates because it's so obviously not true of the Tories.

Looks like Steve Bray was behind the grooves.