Sir Keir Starmer Prime Minister (Vol. 2)

[Scrump]

Continued from here:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

[chemistry]

His position at the start of Volume 2 is certainly more precarious than it was at the start of Volume 1!

How times change.

[Stick Legs]

In another 3 years will this be the biggest thread on here?

[andy43]

Who?

[turbobloke]

chemistry said:

His position at the start of Volume 2 is certainly more precarious than it was at the start of Volume 1!

How times change.

At what point will wider Labour PP tolerance of Starmer and Reeves expire, MPs' jobs are already on the line due mainly to their PM and Chancellor, with Miliband waiting in the wings.

[768]

andy43 said:

Who?

A .

[LimmerickLad]

768 said:

andy43 said:

Who?

A .

Ah him.

[BigMon]

turbobloke said:

yes:

At what point will wider Labour PP tolerance of Starmer and Reeves expire, MPs' jobs are already on the line due mainly to their PM and Chancellor, with Miliband waiting in the wings.

Where's that Airplane GIF of the passengers committing suicide as Striker tells them his life story when you need it.

[cirian75]

turbobloke said:

chemistry said:

His position at the start of Volume 2 is certainly more precarious than it was at the start of Volume 1!

How times change.

At what point will wider Labour PP tolerance of Starmer and Reeves expire, MPs' jobs are already on the line due mainly to their PM and Chancellor, with Miliband waiting in the wings.

Betting May 2026 locals.

[turbobloke]

cirian75 said:

turbobloke said:

chemistry said:

His position at the start of Volume 2 is certainly more precarious than it was at the start of Volume 1!

How times change.

At what point will wider Labour PP tolerance of Starmer and Reeves expire, MPs' jobs are already on the line due mainly to their PM and Chancellor, with Miliband waiting in the wings.

Betting May 2026 locals.

Here's hoping some sanity will return that soon.

[eldar]

cirian75 said:

Betting May 2026 locals.

He does have the look of a dead geography teacher walking.

[andy43]

eldar said:

He does have the look of a dead geography supply teacher walking.

FTFY.

[Stick Legs]

andy43 said:

eldar said:

He does have the look of a dead geography supply teacher walking.

FTFY.

It feels like we have a supply government.

They know they aren't there for a long time.
The long term outcomes aren't really their problem.
Only doing it for the money.

[anonymoususer]

I think Sir Keir and Rachel can still pull a rabbit out of the hat.
A few extra quid for the next union that goes on strike

[Stick Legs]

anonymoususer said:

I think Sir Keir and Rachel can still pull a rabbit out of the hat.
A few extra quid for the next union that goes on strike

[Superhoop]

cirian75 said:

Betting May 2026 locals.

Is that the local elections he's trying to delay (I can't think why) ?

[Slow.Patrol]

anonymoususer said:

I think Sir Keir and Rachel can still pull a rabbit out of the hat.
A few extra quid for the next union that goes on strike

That'll be Border Force on 14th November

https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/som...

[LimmerickLad]

Slow.Patrol said:

anonymoususer said:

I think Sir Keir and Rachel can still pull a rabbit out of the hat.
A few extra quid for the next union that goes on strike

That'll be Border Force on 14th November

https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/som...

"Resident doctors in England ..................Full walk out planned for 14 November in England unless health secretary returns to negotiate"

https://www.bma.org.uk/news-and-opinion/resident-d...

[M1AGM]

Winter of discontent has been predicted all year.

Has the Birmingham bin strike been resolved yet?

[s1962a]

LimmerickLad said:

Slow.Patrol said:

anonymoususer said:

I think Sir Keir and Rachel can still pull a rabbit out of the hat.
A few extra quid for the next union that goes on strike

That'll be Border Force on 14th November

https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/som...

"Resident doctors in England ..................Full walk out planned for 14 November in England unless health secretary returns to negotiate"

https://www.bma.org.uk/news-and-opinion/resident-d...

Who needs doctors eh? As long as tube drivers are looked after through their union all is well.

https://www.standard.co.uk/comment/tube-drivers-sa...