Pragmatic realism I would say, if it was a step to far then the judgement reminds them of that.
Without the exact detail its hard to say either way.
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This government are a bit 'Portsmouth' in how far they bend rules for their own benefit aren't they. Just because they get away with it, doesn't make it right. We need Taylor up there to put the squeeze on the Johnson johnson...Maybe it is in your opinion
However I don`t see the Appeal Court threatening to throw Gavin Williamson in prison or saying he must go back to how it was.
There was lots of stern language but, it seems, an acceptance that the changes were necessary and time limited even if applied in a very clumsy manner.
A bit of a slap on the wrist and don`t do it again.
Justice will come in the ballot box.Maybe it is in your opinion
However I don`t see the Appeal Court threatening to throw Gavin Williamson in prison or saying he must go back to how it was.
There was lots of stern language but, it seems, an acceptance that the changes were necessary and time limited even if applied in a very clumsy manner.
A bit of a slap on the wrist and don`t do it again.
I've not seen anything on here where you have been critical of Corbyn (that doesn't mean you haven't, I'm not on here that often) but I have looked at the Anti Semitism in the Labour Party thread and you haven't posted anything critical on there, perhaps you didn't feel it was worthy of criticism. Maybe do a Yellow taxi and just set up another account and say you hated Corbyn all along!
Could I suggest that you judge people by what they say and not by what they don't say or I might accuse you of being a Sw*nd*n support simply because I have read anything you've posted to the contrary on here.
I'm no Johnson supporter, but he is entirely right in imposing the Tier system. And I know it catches places that aren't high, but you can't be that granular. We need to just batten down the hatches until those who are at risk are inoculated - there is the glimmerings of light at the end of this tunnel, let's try to keep people safe until then. Do I like it? No, Do I think it is the sensible, rational, caring thing to do? Yes.
Political games ahead of going for another referendum. She knows he can't agree to that, because the rest of the country would go mental, and she can then spin the 'Evil English controlling our lives' rhetoric next year.
He's between a rock and a hard place over Christmas. If he doesn't relax the rules most people I suspect will ignore them anyway and if he doesn't, then he's Scrooge. He can't win. I agree with you though, Christmas is going to be a Granny Killer.
Agreed but he doesn't help himself by his appalling management of people's expectations. 'We are coming out of (national) lockdown on 2 Dec' (to appease the right of the party) only for the new rules for many people appearing to be little different to lockdown The messenging had been third rate throughout.
Don’t the Scots set there own IT rates
