What I don't get about the whole Mandelson thing is, even as the graun delivers the standard issue Captain Mainwaring:
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it also quotes, in the same article, one 'Ciaran Martin, a former senior civil servant with past involvement in vetting work', as saying:
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So, which is it? Are they supposed to tell ministers or aren't they?
Were I to be "interviewed" about some of my friends for Developed Vetting and politicians were to be told the results I'd say nothing. Politicians have the protection of Parliamentary Privilege and some use that protection. It can involve pretty detailed personal stuff and isn't only recent past. Politicians do politics and Developed Vetting has nothing to do with politics but is about how much an individual can be trusted. Politicians have no training nor talent to assess security risk and effective mitigation.What I don't get about the whole Mandelson thing is, even as the graun delivers the standard issue Captain Mainwaring:
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it also quotes, in the same article, one 'Ciaran Martin, a former senior civil servant with past involvement in vetting work', as saying:
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So, which is it? Are they supposed to tell ministers or aren't they?
Says the man who'd be delighted if Farage were PM.
With any luck, this intervention will help open Starmer's eyes to Glasman's malign influence. He's no friend of Labour.
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Says the man who'd be delighted if Farage were PM.
With any luck, this intervention will help open Starmer's eyes to Glasman's malign influence. He's no friend of Labour.
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The mental contortions Trump supporters must go through to demand the resignation of a PM who appointed a friend of Epstein...
The mental contortions Trump supporters must go through to demand the resignation of a PM who appointed a friend of Epstein...
HoldBuy Ed Miliband
Doesn't sound like Starmer was convincing from what I've read, and that Badenoch was pretty good. Even so, reckon he'll Klingon, but will go if local election results are as dire as might be.
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The one thing that helps him is that there is no obvious successor at present
Burnham - not an MP
Angela - still got the HMRC business to get sorted
Wes - is he really a successor?
Ed Miliband - not sure he is credible with the country
Who else is there - hence Starmer continues to limp on
LammyFair.
"Exclude the impossible and what is left, however improbable, must be the truth."
