I’m enjoying a nice coffee in the piazza in Florence.
Too big a question for a Saturday morning.
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I’m enjoying a nice coffee in the piazza in Florence.
I've spent 90 minutes speaking to IKEA (starting at 7:30) trying to resolve an order they ****ed up, so you are winning here.
I see a lot of crossover there.bubbles1966 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2023 10:05 am I see that Starmer has followed Sunak's lead and has indicated his five priorities.
Growfff, climate stuff, something about education, the NHS and justice.
The public's (according to the long running Ipsos Issues Index) are the economy, prices, immigration, healthcare and faith in the political system.
Not much of a crossover.
You just reminded me Romford organised a break for me and the missus fly into Pisa 2 nights in Florence train to Rome 2 nights there, tickets for the Rome Derby (the missus was in love with Di Canio)
This is the thing - I feel like Starmer is just another robot politician in the line of Blair, Cameron, May, Truss and now Sunak. It just all feels like empty sloganeering. Barely any personality.bubbles1966 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2023 3:15 pm Rentoul at the Indy: https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/ke ... 88076.html
In a way, you're not wrong Tenbury - I guess I'd just like to feel like Starmer actually understood what was going on in the day to day life of those that'll be voting for him and his party.
bubbles1966 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2023 10:05 am I see that Starmer has followed Sunak's lead and has indicated his five priorities.
Growfff, climate stuff, something about education, the NHS and justice.
The public's (according to the long running Ipsos Issues Index) are the economy, prices, immigration, healthcare and faith in the political system.
Not much of a crossover.