He must be joking!

[Michael Rolls]

In announcing that he would be stepping down as Labour leader and PM by the start of the summer recess in mid-July Starmer added he would also give his successor "my full and unequivocal support, knowing that they will inherit a Britain that is far stronger and fairer than the one I inherited two years ago"

[klondike]

Perhaps he's visiting Egypt now?
He certainly seems to be in de nile. 

[Mups]

I have no faith in any of them,  but  time will always tell,  Michael . . .


Today at 11:42:31 AM

Perhaps he's visiting Egypt now?
He certainly seems to be in de nile. 

Oh very good my dear . .   


(BTW,  we've  got two threads on this topic  - Scrumpy's and Michaels?)

[muddy]

I do feel a bit for him ( I don't know why ) 
Maybe because I don't like to kick a man when he's down .

[Raven]

I do feel a bit for him ( I don't know why )
Maybe because I don't like to kick a man when he's down .

He looked like that during his speech. It wouldn't matter who it was they must feel humiliated and sad.

[Ruthio]

I do feel a bit for him ( I don't know why )
Maybe because I don't like to kick a man when he's down .

I do too...and I really can't see anyone new doing any better, unless of course they've got loads of experience in the role, which they haven't.
It's all madness

[klondike]

In one respect he did unite the country - most of the electorate agreed and the football fans even had an anthem for him. 

[Ashy]

All theatre, he could have just sent an email.

[Michael Rolls]

Perhaps he's visiting Egypt now?
He certainly seems to be in de nile.