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And a good minister will too, but their main objective is to ensure that their (the party's) policy is implemented. Good ones will detail what they want to achieve and others will go away and give solutions and the pros and cons thereof for the minister to approve. The problem comes when...

Having described them as sh12 earlier in the tournament, Lineker has obviously been told to big them up today? I cannot think of any other reason why he would say that we have been good.

a 2 handed shove on Saka is not a foul then?

Mainoo makes a lovely run upfield and no-one tries to make a run for him.:shrug:

Cracking dive Harry, well done

How can Mainoo be used to the big occasion if he plays for Man United?

She hasn't. He is playing at the Olympics.

Because the overall policy will come from the party manifesto and/or the PM. Plus they will use special advisors who may be subject experts.

Not really as you are then severely limiting who can do each job. Ministers should come up with policy, not solutions. The solutions come from the civil service.

Rory Stewart, an expert in Afghanistan and Iraq, was assigned to Africa when he was a minister in the Foreign Office. The problem is that there are a lot of MPs who are actually professional politicians rather than experts in anything other than politics. Hence why the civil service are there -...

She has some stiffness in her wrist that wasn't there when she entered the mixed.

I have to say I was quite impressed with his first press conference. He talks a decent game at least and has made some interesting cabinet appointments (Valance, the prisons guy and the new Attorney General)

Not giving a job to Emily Thornberry would be a good start.

Which thread is now a general discussion of all things about the new government?

The link is actually on the Mats Wieffer thread and Malwarebytes says it has a trojan. Ignore this then, not an advert.

Press conference with the new PM due to start at 13:00, started at 13:00!! What the hell is going on?

Malwarebytes keeps warning me about a link to malicious activity when I change pages or click on threads (not all the time). Probably a dodgy advert somewhere. The link is to site mundoalbiceleste dot com. Don't click on it obviously. @Bozza

I turned on BBC news and it was just Labour this, Labour that. The BBC is so left wing :moo:

Sandown 1500 Indelible

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