The worst interview in UK political history

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Andrew Neil destroys Jeremy Corbyn











A really painful performance - gatesofbabylon.com/thread/26226/worst-political-performance-modern-times


And they knew it...

Corbynites’ leaked plans to drown out the forthcoming 7pm Corbyn/Brillo interview, which they believe to be “truly horrific”.






Can it get any worse? Yes

Guido readers will be delighted to know Richard Burgon had another media round this morning. When questioned by Nick Robinson as to why Labour have a WASPI pension policy to give people like Theresa May, Dianne Abbott and Harriet Harman £20,000, Burgon hit back saying it was a cheap argument.

order-order.com/2019/11/27/burgon-claims-questioning-labours-58-billion-waspi-payout-cheap-politics/

£60 billion? It's small beer, mate.

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corbin really is a danger to himself and every one else
how ever there is something I absolutely agree with in the labour manifesto
and its this ,,, these companies are so exploitative... that its time they were stood up to......making a profit is one thing treating people like slaves is some thing else again...…..and they should be paying a great deal more in taxes too
zero contra cted hours are such a throw back to earlier centuries ...

""""""© Provided by The Independent
Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to stand up for “exploited, ripped off and dehumanised workers”, as Labour calls out what it claims to be the UK’s five worst employers.
Naming the companies – Amazon, Uber, Asda, Sports Direct and outsourcing giant ISS – the party said it will take on the “bad bosses” with its newly published work manifesto.
Detailing what Labour promises to be the biggest expansion of workers’ rights in Britain’s history, the party will reiterate its pledges to ban zero-hours contracts and introduce a £10 minimum wage for all employees.""""