Despite all those ‘HOPE AGAIN’ banners, Andy Burnham reduced himself to tears. What a peculiar speech this was. We may be on the cusp of war and economic collapse but family emotion trumped these imperatives.
Divisive policy ideas were eased down the nation’s gullet with a passage about the recent death of his father. Our new, unelected prime minister indicated his intention to bugger up Brexit, debag pensioners and rig the electoral system. Nothing less would create a Britain of which his late dad – who died a fortnight ago – would have been proud.
I am sorry to be beastly but
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