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You're right though, probably not a great idea to tell people it's about to be a shitstorm because it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. And a third Tory MP who has worked closely with Kwarteng called him "the worst combination of laziness and arrogance". They said that, as Truss could not easily be ousted, the chancellor would have to go. "It just won't work with both of them in the driving seat."...

Plain and Simple Range

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/elections-bill-2021-summary-factsheet/elections-bill-2021-summary-factsheet Macron recently played down comments from Truss, who had refused to say if the French leader was a "friend or foe" during a campaign event. He said the UK were friends "whoever its leaders were".

And even as a nation we have freely selected a certain path that caused the pound to crash and we weren't forced by Markets to capitulate and abandon Brexit. Despite the negative reaction from Markets and from industries affected we're pressing on, obviously because there's the mandate from the public. Which is another reason Truss and Kwarteng have had to climb down, I would have thought - they don't have anything they can point to to say "look, here's why we're doing this, because you all voted for it". This last point was reiterated by European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic, who has been leading the Brussels side in talks on implementing the Brexit arrangements. Elsewhere in Europe there were more direct comparisons between Truss and Thatcher and references to huge job she has to get Britain through the current crisis, which some media blamed on her predecessor Boris Johnson.Of course, if you look for the more sophisticated weathervane models (most often used in decoration), you will find them for more than 100 or even 200 pounds. This is all about style and it is a beautiful rooster. QuoteThe United Kingdom is a Parliamentary democracy, not a Presidential one. Following the general election of December 2019, Members of Parliament of the governing party (the Conservative Party) were elected, such that there is a majority in the House of Commons. This remains the case. A change in the leader of the governing party does not trigger a general election – this has been the case under governments of successive political colours.

For more details, cf. From nukes to corporation tax: Liz Truss’s history of flip-flopping, by Ben Quinn, published in The Guardian (London and Manchester, England) of Friday 14 th October 2022. As she's grilled about her new job, she suddenly seems distracted as she grabs for her mobile phone. arts Australia & New Zealand etymology French/English linguistics literature media music public affairs religion symbolisms United Kingdom & Ireland USA & Canada Main Tags animals Australia Christianity dictionaries drinks economics food human body Ireland judicial Latin military newspapers & magazines phrases politics slang sports & games theatre United Kingdom USA links Some assembly will be required.As our weathervanes are decorative and handmade from heavy-duty iron, they will not respond in the same way as a wind measurement device or a lightweight sheet steel alternative. When installing, please ensure your location does not obstruct air flow and refer to our comprehensive guide on fitting and positioning for more information. 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.

While Beijing has yet to issue a formal statement on her appointment as prime minister, a prominent Chinese journalist offered a similarly pessimistic view of the UK’s future under Truss. Analysts said Richard Hughes, the head of the Treasury's independent forecaster, the Office for Budget Responsibility, would be forced by the new figures to take a tough stance on assessing the impact of further borrowing on the public finances. Quote from: greencalx on October 18, 2022, 02:38:32 PMThis might piss off the membership but perhaps could be enough to steady the ship with the wider electorate? As noted in the Starmer thread, I don't see him holding onto the protest vote being recorded in the polls for very long, unless he can come up with some decent policy offerings. In a parallel universe it could have been Corbyn and McDonnell whose plans were cut down in their prime, and no doubt the blame and criticism would have been even more savage.