Conveniently you don't point out that average for 'UK govt making decisions alone ' is much lower for international policy areas than domestic: trade, immigration, fishing waters.
In fact, 9/10 of policy areas that have any i'national angle are in the bottom 10 for UK Govt alone
Somewhere in the multiverse there’s a universe where Susan Hall won London. In it, @SBarrettBar blocked me and hid my post asking if he’d have posted this if Sadiq Kahn had won and what his concerns about postal votes are.
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You do. Here‘a the list of requirements for getting a postal vote. gov.uk/apply-postal-vote.
Funny. No one ever questions the validity of postal votes if their preferred candidate won do they? Or are you also questioning the validity of them in Teesside? Would you if Hall won?
🧵Interesting from @PME_Politics @ @YouGov on THAT #Telegraph hypothetical Tory leader poll. But for me, the most interesting bit of this is that if you include 'Not Sures', ZERO seats would pick Sunak as best PM:
Not sure: 508
Starmer: 67
Sunak: 0
Full breakdown below 👇 (1/4)
A brief note from us here at YouGov on what today's polling released by the Telegraph does and does not say, and how we need to interpret and caution findings from hypothetical, thought-experiment polling such as this: yougov.co.uk/politics/articl…
The nation likes The National Trust far more than it likes Jacob Rees-Mogg. (source: @YouGov)
“This went through on Labour votes.” @andreajenkyns telling porkies.
It isn't cos they're not... #potholes
I wonder how long until the @ukhomeoffice travel advice page for #Rwanda is updated to be a bit more effusive and positive gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice… #rwandapolicy




















