The Labour Party died today. R.I.P.

[army88]

Now that doesn’t surprise me at all BT I mean I bet starmer struggled to get a word in edgeways,

IMHO a a very loud obnoxious human being

[kritichris]

The labour Party may have died tonight (or the other night) but Burnley haven't, so who cares (at least for 24 hours)?

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Season tickets sorted, new addition to the Turf Moor attending clan. H-A-P-P-Y.

[Supersub6]

Perhaps there is hope for the party yet. BT---did you organise this?

[The Bedlington Terrier]

I never got on with the Momentum clan Supersub6, a bit too full of themselves for me, and they all seem to think their views are far more important than the "ordinary" Labour Party member.

[sinkov]

Perhaps there is hope for the party yet. BT---did you organise this?

Brilliant Sub, post of the yesr so far, Lefty hypocrisy exposed in all it's glory, well spotted mon ami.

[sinkov]

Does make you think though, if the Tories are bringing in voter ID, they must be thinking it's the Left profiting from voter fraud. If the Left are kicking against voter ID, they must be thinking it's the Left profiting from voter fraud. They can't both be wrong surely ?

[Vintage Claret]

If the Tories succeed in bringing in Voter-id, will there be a charge for obtaining the Voter-id card as this could lead to many people being disenfranchised.

How will this affect postal voting or are they also trying to disenfranchise those who are unable to vote in person.

Is voting fraud a serious problem that we need to change the legislation regarding Voter-id.

Initially it sounds like a Boris outburst rather than a serious plan. Surely the problems being experienced with care of the elderly should be taking priority in parliamentary time.