MolteniArcore
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GB News currently encouraging people to claim benefits - the Gammons will be frothing at the bit 
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MolteniArcore
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Now they are talking about prostitutes, massage parlours and brothels.
FabioPorkpie
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I’ve seen it said elsewhere that the GB stands for ‘Gaslighting Britain’.
MolteniArcore
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Simon McCoy looks like he really regretts moving to GB News.
BoroMart
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I bet Neil has plenty of experience of them...he looks the sort
BoroMart
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I bet there are a few that will leave this off their CV
jam69
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Certainly right of centre
Wiseman_Vaughn
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I'm pretty sure that she had other occupations before her dalliance with politics. In fact I'm sure that she only got into it after being on "The Pledge"
I was wrong about her standing for the Brexit party - she stood as an Independent on a Pro Brexit policy.
“For a very long time I’ve been commenting that politics is broken. This time round, I just thought I’m not going to keep talking about [it] being broken, I’m going to try and lead from the front and try to lead change.”
"Dewberry’s decision to go into independent politics comes after a lifetime supporting Labour. She believes the party is “letting us working class people down”.
Wiseman_Vaughn
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Add any label you see fit.
Ex pfc wintergreen
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"If left is right then right is wrong, you'd better decide you're on".
Great album( but looking back a bit hysterical. )
Great album( but looking back a bit hysterical. )
BoroMart
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Thick as mince that lass
FabioPorkpie
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There is some good stuff on this Twitter account....
I quite like this one, where they are telling off some naughty viewers -
I quite like this one, where they are telling off some naughty viewers -
FabioPorkpie
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GCSE drama student project -
bear66
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I quite liked McCoy, but he describes himself as not a leftie journalist who voted leave, so he's probably in the place he should be.
Ex pfc wintergreen
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Do you judge people solely on their political beliefs?.
bear66
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I'm not judging anyone. But saying he's in the right place where his political beliefs fit the company he works for. He doesn't need to hide them anymore as he doesn't work for an impartial broadcaster. This was one of the two reasons he gave for leaving the BBC and moving to GB news; the other was that he wanted a challenge.
BoroMart
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Another Full on Partridge moment. I foresee the next season of Partridge, ostracised by the BBC again he joins UK News TV, as anchor for their new political flagship show...it writes itself
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Ex pfc wintergreen
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Fair enough.
BoroMart
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It's unbelievably amateurish. Have they been infiltrated by 'lefties' in the production department or are tehy seriously this incompetent? It makes TFI Friday and The Word look totally slick.
HarryVegas
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I think it's fairly essential. If your political beliefs involve you supporting, say, the BNP, then yes I do, completely. I have friends who vote tory, green, lib-dem, labour, indie and those who spoil their paper. It doesn't stop me interacting with them but if someone believes in extreme ideologies - racism, for example - then yes, damn right I judge them.