RT @Steven_Swinford: A fortnight ago The Times splashed the story saying that assisted dying campaigners were looking at dropping the High…

Death Panels.

@dignityindying @kimleadbeater Oh my goodness, you’re actually proposing Death Panels.

@shen_t_1987 It’s like we’re playing catch up with the folks already sliding down the slope!

Translation: @Keir_Starmer needs to hurry up and learn how to be Prime Minister, or go. All this nonsense has to stop.

@CharlesOJ Yes, fair. Hadn’t seen that one. That’s far from being a satire.

@WalkerMarcus I think people underestimate how much this could damage not just our national security but also our social stability. If Britain means nothing to you then I’m not wholly sure what rationale there is for state-run health, education, or welfare.

The Times has unwittingly discovered the solution.

One of the greatest mysteries in education is how, after decades of going in the wrong direction, pupils'/students' spelling, grammar, and written communication has been completely transformed in the space of just a year or two.

@sargo_dy It’s nothing to do with public opinion, it’s to do with the fact that Labour MPs have been at each others’ throats over assisted dying and the Cabinet have been falling out over Chagos. They’re both a waste of energy for a new government that *could* achieve much if it knew how.

RT @_paullay: The truth is, too much of the metropolitan Labour Party hates - really hates - the people it was founded to represent.

No slippery slope, huh?

@longitude0 Oliver Cromwell briefly hoped that nominations from the gathered churches would result in godly unity and effectiveness in the legislative power, but he ended up with the rudderless "Barebones Parliament"...

I HAVE A FAVOURABLE VIEW OF ALL OF THEM BECAUSE THEY WERE CHOSEN BY GOD

Rachel Reeves doesn’t have a “growth plan”, unless you count repeatedly stating that she wants growth.