Yesterday we had a journalist post on Threads to say the press doesn't like Labour and holds Labour to higher standards than other parties.
It confirms what we all knew and see every day.
But shocking that someone in the media bubble actually said it out loud!
When Angela Rayner underpaid £40,000 in stamp duty, Richard Tice said it was "morally completely indefensible” and she should resign if she had “any moral decency”.
Now we learn he set up four shell companies that let him avoid paying £100,000 he owed in tax and to then transfer the cash to Reform
Alejandro Garnacho completed more passes to Manchester United players tonight than he did in his last three Manchester United appearances
Well done for wording it as if it's a competition prize - winner gets an MP, runners up get a key ring and pen 😁
Still, much better than Reform calling the local council elections mid-terms and acting like they affect Parliament rather than potholes and bins...
"Every away game we go, we're still at home"
Nice bit of praise for the fans from Bruno...
Yes! Get in there - big win. Some brilliant defending to keep a clean sheet with four out of five centre halves missing...
United winning at half time, undoubtedly one of the two best teams in this match.
Massively against the run of play, couldn't care less. Got to be awake 2nd half though - can't just sit back and try to hang on to a one goal lead, letting Chelsea have attack after attack until they get their penalty
Amazing stuff from Bruno, another assist - this time Cunha's first touch is a goal rather than a yellow card like his last one...
Did Chelsea just get a free kick for their defender and keeper colliding? Yes, yes they did #MichaelOliver
Ally McCoist there, thinking United are lucky to get away with a foul outside the box not being given as a penalty.
De Ligt, Maguire, Martinez and Yoro all out of the Chelsea match. Super.
Dalot, Mazraoui, Heaven, Shaw?
Mazraoui, Heaven, Shaw in a *shudders* back 3?
Exciting times, what a fun opportunity to experiment in an important match.
Hang on, I think I know the official ABU response to this from replies to any United fan mentioning an objectively bad decision:
"Yeah, right! Refs always favour United! Like...err...the Spurs goal against Roy Carroll 20 odd years ago? Or all that stoppage time against Sheffield Wednesday in 1993?"
Another Labour success!
When they came to power, they promised to streamline & update the process for setting up clincial trials, so that NHS patients get faster access to groundbreaking treatments.
They set a target of 150 days.
In the prior year it was 169 days.
It now averages just 122 days!
Maguire becomes the first footballer to swear since Wayne Rooney invented naughty words 15 years ago. It just doesn't happen in any other matches, so you never see anyone else banned for it. I hope the amazing officials from that perfectly officiated match against Bournemouth aren't too traumatised.
Bit of a strange one - United were absolute garbage and fully deserved to lose, but at the same time, how the fuck did they not get an equaliser? Only started playing once Martinez was an utter fucking moron and got himself a stupid red card so he can miss a few more games...
Carrick will take him off for Mbeumo and suddenly there'll be crosses flying in constantly...
Can someone tell the players that Sesko is quite tall and might win some headers if they actually cross the ball somewhere near him at any point...
Manchester United players for the last 23 days...
Looking ever so slightly rusty, like they've all forgotten how to play football in the long gap since the last match. All the basics, completely out the window. Garbage. Half time subs needed, surely.
I can't believe I didn't get Francis Bacon, but pretty proud of myself for getting Francis Bacon.
Has Trump sent his wife out to use the Epstein files to distract people from the war he started to distract people from the Epstein files?
The last Tory government hit ONE of their manifesto pledges
All left-wing policies our Labour government chose to introduce.
All helping millions of ordinary people move towards a better life.
Many opposed by other parties.
A reason we must get behind and support our Labour government so they can do more of this in the years to come!
This follows other actions coming into force last week at the start of April, including:
+ 4.1%, above inflation, increase to the minimum wage, 8.5% increase for 18-21 year olds, 6% increase for 16-17s and apprentices
+ taking an average of £117 off household energy bills
+ 3.8% rise in most working-age benefits like PIP and Housing Benefit (above inflation)
+ 6.2% increase in the standard rate of Universal Credit
+ the biggest upgrade to workers’ rights in a generation through the Employment Rights Act
Today I am thankful for our Labour government.
It is the star of the new financial year and millions of people are better off today as many policies come into force!
+ 450k children lifted out of poverty as the 2-child cap of benefits is lifted
+ 4.8% rise in state pensions
Remember how Red Issue used to portray United's medical team? If not, it was pretty much this...
Good news: looks like Dalot eventually managed to track down the ball from that 30 yard "shot" he had last night...
Everton and Brighton did their bit, but I think it might be too much to expect West Ham to join in tomorrow...
