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From a mental health point of view A&E is pretty quiet atm. Which isn’t a surprise I guess. If you don’t have COVID symptoms it’s probably the last place on Earth you want to be visiting! Keeping busy doing some TLC for the general nurses. Lots struggling and shit scared they are going to kill off family members taking something home

wow makes u think hun

You should apply for a refund

Everyone knows where they are. They’re in League One, the third division.

And as far as the general population goes, a lot of that will depend on the fallout. How many jobs are lost, homes repossessed, relatives died etc.... Theres already waiting lists of 6-12months for therapy so primary care services won’t cope with a sudden influx of demand. The slight positive is all of the saccharine bullshit from Boris and the Tories about the NHS is going to make it really difficult for them to fuck it over anytime soon. There may be some blank cheques written to health services in the short term

There will be some fallout as far as mental well-being goes for staff who have been in the thick of it. The trick is trying to limit the damage to low level ‘moral injury’, rather than tipping into PTSD. It’s important for the bosses to keep in touch with staff, give them plenty of info so they know what to expect in the coming weeks and can be mentally prepared. TLC when they need it to manage the bad days. Theres plenty of research out there for veterans returning from war and a lot of it is applicable to the current situation There’s a good hierarchy of needs written somewhere for mental well-being of healthcare staff but I’m struggling to find it

I’ve cancelled my LP direct debit this morning. I can’t in all conscience sit with that set of utter cunts. Some half decent people involved no doubt but the tribalism is nauseating. As a new member I wasn’t even allowed to attend meetings of the local party when they were discussing who to support for leader. This was made quite clear in FOUR emails. They can all fuck off.

If we elected our Prime Minister directly and it was a de facto binary choice between Conservative and Labour, you'd absolutely be expecting most LDs and Greens to break Labour and you'd want Labour to take a hard look at its campaign and its choice of candidate if they didn't. Then again, although there are many ridiculous things about our electoral system, we don't have anything quite as ridiculous as the electoral college, so maybe it matters less in that context. It really does seem like those fabled <100,000 Rust Belt voters will be where it's at this time, so as long as Biden can also shore up the states Hillary won, what's a bit of grassroots dissent in places that were safely Democratic anyway.

Sorry.

Here is a list of every MP that voted AGAINST giving a fair pay rise to nurses. See if you can spot a pattern. Dominic Raab (CONSERVATIVE) Boris Johnson (CONSERVATIVE) Michael Gove (CONSERVATIVE) Rishi Sunak (CONSERVATIVE) Priti Patel (CONSERVATIVE) Jacob Rees-Mogg (CONSERVATIVE) Matt Hancock (CONSERVATIVE) John Redwood (CONSERVATIVE) Chris Grayling (CONSERVATIVE) Sajid Javid (CONSERVATIVE) Tobias Ellwood (CONSERVATIVE) Jeremy Hunt (CONSERVATIVE) Nicky Morgan (CONSERVATIVE) Grant Shapps (CONSERVATIVE) David Davies (CONSERVATIVE) David Davis (CONSERVATIVE) Crispin Blunt (CONSERVATIVE) James Brokenshire (CONSERVATIVE) James Cleverly (CONSERVATIVE) Damian Green (CONSERVATIVE) Dominic Grieve (CONSERVATIVE) Theresa May (CONSERVATIVE) Kenneth Clarke (CONSERVATIVE) Damian Collins (CONSERVATIVE) Nadine Dorries (CONSERVATIVE) Iain Duncan Smith (CONSERVATIVE) Philip Hammond (CONSERVATIVE) George Eustice (CONSERVATIVE) Zac Goldsmith (CONSERVATIVE) Stephen Hammond (CONSERVATIVE) Andrea Leadsom (CONSERVATIVE) Dr Liam Fox (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Michael Fallon (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Paul Beresford (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Oliver Letwin (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Nicholas Soames (CONSERVATIVE) Elizabeth Truss (CONSERVATIVE) Theresa Villiers (CONSERVATIVE) Nadhim Zahawi (CONSERVATIVE) Justin Tomlinson (CONSERVATIVE) Michael Tomlinson (CONSERVATIVE) Martin Vickers (CONSERVATIVE) John Whittingdale (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Henry Bellingham (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Peter Bottomley (CONSERVATIVE) Sir William Cash (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Alan Duncan (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Roger Gale (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Oliver Heald (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Greg Knight (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Edward Leigh (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Patrick McLoughlin (CONSERVATIVE) Dame Caroline Spelman (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Desmond Swayne (CONSERVATIVE) Sir Hugo Swire (CONSERVATIVE) Anna Soubry (CONSERVATIVE) Owen Paterson (CONSERVATIVE) Stephen Metcalfe (CONSERVATIVE) Johnny Mercer (CONSERVATIVE) Kit Malthouse (CONSERVATIVE) Nigel Evans (CONSERVATIVE) Nigel Adams (CONSERVATIVE) Bim Afolami (CONSERVATIVE) Adam Afriyie (CONSERVATIVE) Peter Aldous (CONSERVATIVE) Lucy Allan (CONSERVATIVE) Heidi Allen (CONSERVATIVE) Stuart Andrew (CONSERVATIVE) Edward Argar (CONSERVATIVE) Victoria Atkins (CONSERVATIVE) Richard Bacon (CONSERVATIVE) Kemi Badenoch (CONSERVATIVE) Steve Baker (CONSERVATIVE) Harriett Baldwin (CONSERVATIVE) Dr Phillip Lee (CONSERVATIVE) Dr Thérèse Coffey (CONSERVATIVE) Dr Caroline Johnson (CONSERVATIVE) Dr Julian Lewis (CONSERVATIVE) Dr Andrew Murrison (CONSERVATIVE) Dr Matthew Offord (CONSERVATIVE) Dr Sarah Wollaston (CONSERVATIVE) Dr Dan Poulter (CONSERVATIVE) Stephen Barclay (CONSERVATIVE) John Baron (CONSERVATIVE) Guto Bebb (CONSERVATIVE) Richard Benyon (CONSERVATIVE) Jake Berry (CONSERVATIVE) Bob Blackman (CONSERVATIVE) Nick Boles (CONSERVATIVE) Peter Bone (CONSERVATIVE) Andrew C Bowie (CONSERVATIVE) Ben Bradley (CONSERVATIVE) Karen Bradley (CONSERVATIVE) Graham Brady (CONSERVATIVE) Jack Brereton (CONSERVATIVE) Andrew Bridgen (CONSERVATIVE) Steve Brine (CONSERVATIVE) Fiona Bruce (CONSERVATIVE) Robert Buckland (CONSERVATIVE) Alex Burghart (CONSERVATIVE) Conor Burns (CONSERVATIVE) Alistair Burt (CONSERVATIVE) Alun Cairns (CONSERVATIVE) James Cartlidge (CONSERVATIVE) Maria Caulfield (CONSERVATIVE) Alex Chalk (CONSERVATIVE) Rehman Chishti (CONSERVATIVE) Christopher Chope (CONSERVATIVE) Jo Churchill (CONSERVATIVE) Colin Clark (CONSERVATIVE) Greg Clark (CONSERVATIVE) Simon Clarke (CONSERVATIVE) Geoffrey Clifton-Brown (CONSERVATIVE) Alberto Costa (CONSERVATIVE) Robert Courts (CONSERVATIVE) Geoffrey Cox (CONSERVATIVE) Stephen Crabb (CONSERVATIVE) Tracey Crouch (CONSERVATIVE) Chris Davies (CONSERVATIVE) Glyn Davies (CONSERVATIVE) Mims Davies (CONSERVATIVE) Philip Davies (CONSERVATIVE) Caroline Dinenage (CONSERVATIVE) Jonathan Djanogly (CONSERVATIVE) Leo Docherty (CONSERVATIVE) Julia Dockerill (CONSERVATIVE) Michelle Donelan (CONSERVATIVE) Steve Double (CONSERVATIVE) Oliver Dowden (CONSERVATIVE) Jackie Doyle-Price (CONSERVATIVE) Richard Drax (CONSERVATIVE) James Duddridge (CONSERVATIVE) David Duguid (CONSERVATIVE) Philip Dunne (CONSERVATIVE) Michael Ellis (CONSERVATIVE) Charlie Elphicke (CONSERVATIVE) David Evennett (CONSERVATIVE) Michael Fabricant (CONSERVATIVE) Suella Fernandes (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Field (CONSERVATIVE) Vicky Ford (CONSERVATIVE) Kevin Foster (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Francois (CONSERVATIVE) Lucy Frazer (CONSERVATIVE) George Freeman (CONSERVATIVE) Mike Freer (CONSERVATIVE) Marcus Fysh (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Garnier (CONSERVATIVE) David Gauke (CONSERVATIVE) Nusrat Ghani (CONSERVATIVE) Nick Gibb (CONSERVATIVE) Cheryl Gillan (CONSERVATIVE) John Glen (CONSERVATIVE) Robert Goodwill (CONSERVATIVE) Luke Graham (CONSERVATIVE) Richard Graham (CONSERVATIVE) Bill Grant (CONSERVATIVE) Helen Grant (CONSERVATIVE) James Gray (CONSERVATIVE) Chris Green (CONSERVATIVE) Justine Greening (CONSERVATIVE) Sam Gyimah (CONSERVATIVE) Kirstene Hair (CONSERVATIVE) Robert Halfon (CONSERVATIVE) Luke Hall (CONSERVATIVE) Greg Hands (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Harper (CONSERVATIVE) Richard Harrington (CONSERVATIVE) Rebecca Harris (CONSERVATIVE) Trudy Harrison (CONSERVATIVE) Simon Hart (CONSERVATIVE) John Hayes (CONSERVATIVE) James Heappey (CONSERVATIVE) Chris Heaton-Harris (CONSERVATIVE) Peter Heaton-Jones (CONSERVATIVE) Gordon Henderson (CONSERVATIVE) Nick Herbert (CONSERVATIVE) Damian Hinds (CONSERVATIVE) Simon Hoare (CONSERVATIVE) George Hollingbery (CONSERVATIVE) Kevin Hollinrake (CONSERVATIVE) Philip Hollobone (CONSERVATIVE) Adam Holloway (CONSERVATIVE) John Howell (CONSERVATIVE) Nigel Huddleston (CONSERVATIVE) Eddie Hughes (CONSERVATIVE) Nick Hurd (CONSERVATIVE) Alister Jack (CONSERVATIVE) Margot James (CONSERVATIVE) Ranil Jayawardena (CONSERVATIVE) Mr Bernard Jenkin (CONSERVATIVE) Andrea Jenkyns (CONSERVATIVE) Robert Jenrick (CONSERVATIVE) Gareth Johnson (CONSERVATIVE) Joseph Johnson (CONSERVATIVE) Andrew Jones (CONSERVATIVE) David Jones (CONSERVATIVE) Marcus Jones (CONSERVATIVE) Daniel Kawczynski (CONSERVATIVE) Gillian Keegan (CONSERVATIVE) Seema Kennedy (CONSERVATIVE) Stephen Kerr (CONSERVATIVE) Julian Knight (CONSERVATIVE) Kwasi Kwarteng (CONSERVATIVE) John Lamont (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Lancaster (CONSERVATIVE) Pauline Latham (CONSERVATIVE) Jeremy Lefroy (CONSERVATIVE) Andrew Lewer (CONSERVATIVE) Brandon Lewis (CONSERVATIVE) Ian Liddell-Grainger (CONSERVATIVE) David Lidington (CONSERVATIVE) Jack Lopresti (CONSERVATIVE) Jonathan Lord (CONSERVATIVE) Tim Loughton (CONSERVATIVE) Craig Mackinlay (CONSERVATIVE) Rachel Maclean (CONSERVATIVE) Anne Main (CONSERVATIVE) Alan Mak (CONSERVATIVE) Scott Mann (CONSERVATIVE) Paul Masterton (CONSERVATIVE) Paul Maynard (CONSERVATIVE) Stephen McPartland (CONSERVATIVE) Esther McVey (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Menzies (CONSERVATIVE) Huw Merriman (CONSERVATIVE) Maria Miller (CONSERVATIVE) Amanda Milling (CONSERVATIVE) Nigel Mills (CONSERVATIVE) Anne Milton (CONSERVATIVE) Andrew Mitchell (CONSERVATIVE) Damien Moore (CONSERVATIVE) Penny Mordaunt (CONSERVATIVE) Anne Marie Morris (CONSERVATIVE) David Morris (CONSERVATIVE) James Morris (CONSERVATIVE) Wendy Morton (CONSERVATIVE) David Mundell (CONSERVATIVE) Sheryll Murray (CONSERVATIVE) Robert Neill (CONSERVATIVE) Sarah Newton (CONSERVATIVE) Caroline Nokes (CONSERVATIVE) Jesse Norman (CONSERVATIVE) Neil O'Brien (CONSERVATIVE) Guy Opperman (CONSERVATIVE) Neil Parish (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Pawsey (CONSERVATIVE) Mike Penning (CONSERVATIVE) John Penrose (CONSERVATIVE) Andrew Percy (CONSERVATIVE) Claire Perry (CONSERVATIVE) Chris Philp (CONSERVATIVE) Christopher Pincher (CONSERVATIVE) Rebecca Pow (CONSERVATIVE) Victoria Prentis (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Prisk (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Pritchard (CONSERVATIVE) Tom Pursglove (CONSERVATIVE) Jeremy Quin (CONSERVATIVE) Will Quince (CONSERVATIVE) Laurence Robertson (CONSERVATIVE) Mary Robinson (CONSERVATIVE) Andrew Rosindell (CONSERVATIVE) Douglas Ross (CONSERVATIVE) Lee Rowley (CONSERVATIVE) Amber Rudd (CONSERVATIVE) David Rutley (CONSERVATIVE) Antoinette Sandbach (CONSERVATIVE) Paul Scully (CONSERVATIVE) Bob Seely (CONSERVATIVE) Andrew Selous (CONSERVATIVE) Alok Sharma (CONSERVATIVE) Alec Shelbrooke (CONSERVATIVE) Keith Simpson (CONSERVATIVE) Chris Skidmore (CONSERVATIVE) Chloe Smith (CONSERVATIVE) Henry Smith (CONSERVATIVE) Julian Smith (CONSERVATIVE) Royston Smith (CONSERVATIVE) Mark Spencer (CONSERVATIVE) Andrew Stephenson (CONSERVATIVE) John Stevenson (CONSERVATIVE) Bob Stewart (CONSERVATIVE) Iain Stewart (CONSERVATIVE) Rory Stewart (CONSERVATIVE) Gary Streeter (CONSERVATIVE) Mel Stride (CONSERVATIVE) Graham Stuart (CONSERVATIVE) Julian Sturdy (CONSERVATIVE) Robert Syms (CONSERVATIVE) Derek Thomas (CONSERVATIVE) Ross Thomson (CONSERVATIVE) Maggie Throup (CONSERVATIVE) Kelly Tolhurst (CONSERVATIVE) Craig Tracey (CONSERVATIVE) David Tredinnick (CONSERVATIVE) Anne-Marie Trevelyan (CONSERVATIVE) Tom Tugendhat (CONSERVATIVE) Edward Vaizey (CONSERVATIVE) Shailesh Vara (CONSERVATIVE) Charles Walker (CONSERVATIVE) Robin Walker (CONSERVATIVE) Ben Wallace (CONSERVATIVE) David Warburton (CONSERVATIVE) Matt Warman (CONSERVATIVE) Giles Watling (CONSERVATIVE) Helen Whately (CONSERVATIVE) Craig Whittaker (CONSERVATIVE) Bill Wiggin (CONSERVATIVE) Gavin Williamson (CONSERVATIVE) Mike Wood (CONSERVATIVE) William Wragg (CONSERVATIVE) Jeremy Wright (CONSERVATIVE) Gregory Campbell (DUP) Nigel Dodds (DUP) Sir Jeffrey M. Donaldson (DUP) Paul Girvan (DUP) Ian Paisley (DUP) Emma Little Pengelly (DUP) Gavin Robinson (DUP) Jim Shannon (DUP) David Simpson (DUP) Sammy Wilson (DUP)

An Ulsterman preaching caution & cool headedness in Politics. I didn't think Spring 2020 could have any more surprising news but I was wrong... Best way I can sum this up is that I feel like I've been here before, and for that reason am out 👍

And giving him any more than nine days to prove you wrong would be madness.

Fickle much?

Ok so based on that it would seem that the clarified position is that the report is worthless because rather than confront any of the underlying issues, all it does is blame anti-Corbyn factions. I had wrongly believed that the report had been written impartially somehow, but if we are instead saying that the pro-Corbynites wrote it to attack the anti-Corbynites then firstly I'm not actually surprised based on what I've seen of them in my own discussions, and secondly they're just wasting everyone's time and refusing to take this seriously. They're not in power now so I had hoped the party would be able to draw a line under it but his final tweet says that Labour has been institutionally antisemitic even before Corbyn, which doesn't give me any hope that much will change. I'm close to thinking the party should disband. This feuding is going to drag on and on, and will only fuck us over next time as well. The Corbynite zealots are as blind as the Brexiteers. Utterly hopeless. They're not even principled, just another group obsessed with winning the argument..

This is how I’m voting in future.

Spot on, MF.

100% this is where I am.

No. He’s a decent man but the membership largely fuckin hate him and the likes of Unite & Momentum will attempt to do to him what some staffers did to Corbyn. It’s not worth the bother of another half decade of blood letting just to see the tories returned yet again

I’d say it’s worth hanging in there to see how things progress under Starmer. And cancelling your DD doesn’t remove you from the list of members for a long time. You’ll need to contact them to do that, otherwise you remain on the books.

You and Gemmill - the Duracell Brothers.

I love how there’s a few thick cunts arguing it’s been a success because of all the ‘bites’. As if posting something stupid then having loads of people pointing out precisely how stupid it is (including some of their own fans) represents some sort of victory. #mackemlogic

The useless cunts are two leagues away from us now so that's definitely a safe distance.

I don't think it's necessarily about it being squeaky clean so much as having so many Corbyn hating factionalists making shit up and fucking over the process that the eventual report was basically worthless. That's my take from it anyway.

Fucking muppets.

https://news.sky.com/story/labour-antisemitism-investigation-will-not-be-sent-to-equality-commission-11972071?fbclid=IwAR0PlWFBYDPGsjpCGOWQaTnyBWFGMlM1AQ6kRF-So5bhmHv95uroydfBjLI The 860-page report, seen by Sky News, concluded factional hostility towards Jeremy Corbyn amongst former senior officials contributed to "a litany of mistakes" that hindered the effective handling of the issue. The investigation, which was completed in the last month of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, claims to have found "no evidence" of antisemitism complaints being treated differently to other forms of complaint, or of current or former staff being "motivated by antisemitic intent". So we can take from this that there were indeed people in the party weaponising the issue against the leadership, at a time when we really needed everyone on the same page. These people presumably didn't care about Brexit, the NHS, the country. Just power.

This, RIP.

He was in that sitcom with Richard O’Sullivan that PL mentioned above. I loved The Goodies as a kid. RIP

Considering the ages of the participants it’s rather a claim to frame tbh.

Won't be his fault.

Peter Bonetti. RIP.

WTF America? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-us-canada-51638871/six-year-old-girl-arrested-at-florida-school