A homeless camp
Not necessarily migrants
Obviously the Daily Mail, Daily Express and GBnews say so
Ssssssshhhhhh, don't mention Reform.
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Not necessarily migrants
Obviously the Daily Mail, Daily Express and GBnews say so
Who does?
I’ve not seen that.
Mottie making stuff up,again
Ps: what Reform policies do you like?
A tiny number of people actually do complain about these things. It is a proper old hard left issue. Not a mainstream thing.
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Park Lane homeless camp to be cleared after court order granted
Almost two dozen tents have been erected opposite the luxury Park Lane Hilton hotel
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also claims
"understood"
"claims..."
those words are doing some heavy lifting
ifs, buts and maybes
Reform is not a democratic political party, it is a limited company where the companies major shareholder elected himself
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How to Constitute a Political Party - The Constitution Society
Kate Dewsnip examines the legal structures of political parties in the UK and asks how Reform UK can function as a company.
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You understand the something different, means not Labour?
why do you think this matters?Reform is not a democratic political party, it is a limited company where the companies major shareholder elected himself
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How to Constitute a Political Party - The Constitution Society
Kate Dewsnip examines the legal structures of political parties in the UK and asks how Reform UK can function as a company.
I tried to read about this a bit last year, and I still don't understand what difference it makes.
But for the sake of argument, say Reform win the next election. Then Nigel Farage quickly realises that being responsible for running the country is too much like hard work, so he stands down. How does our new PM get chosen.
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They have a constitution.
But in any case it's not really about their process. There is a statutory process.
In theory every MP is individual, power is controlled by the party system. If I have more MPs supporting me than you, then I am PM. If that changes, I'm not.
The same could occur if say labour ousted Sir K and half of labour didn't like it. There is a no confidence vote in the government and MPs vote, to keep their jobs or face a general election. If Reform were in power it would be no different.
The turkeys are unlikely to vote for Christmas.
But in any case it's not really about their process. There is a statutory process.
In theory every MP is individual, power is controlled by the party system. If I have more MPs supporting me than you, then I am PM. If that changes, I'm not.
The same could occur if say labour ousted Sir K and half of labour didn't like it. There is a no confidence vote in the government and MPs vote, to keep their jobs or face a general election. If Reform were in power it would be no different.
The turkeys are unlikely to vote for Christmas.
It is obviously about their process! What does it say in their Constitution? Last time it seemed it was purely down to Farage to decide who became leader.
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If they don't control the confidence of the house - they are out. Its that simple.
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