Deliveroo-Style Same-Day Contraception Could Be Offered On The NHS By BIKE

MPs have backed calls for the NHS to provide a same-day delivery service for the morning-after pill after a Deliveroo-style pilot was trialled with students during the fresher’s week in Manchester.

The trial, which was the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, delivered emergency contraception to women using a bike courier hours after they completed a brief questionnaire online.

Conservative MP Caroline Nokes, chairman of the Women and Equalities Committee, told a newspaper outlet they all know the morning-after pill works most effectively when it’s taken as quickly as possible. That’s why they should be looking to lower obstacles to access and make it as non-judgemental as possible.

She said she would like to see services like this commissioned by the NHS, which would give people more confidence that they were accessing the pills online from reputable suppliers.

The pilot was launched by the sexual health platform The Lowdown in central Manchester between Tuesday 20 and Friday 30 September and allowed women over the age of 18 to order emergency contraception online via the questionnaire.

Orders placed before 5 pm were delivered to women for free by a bicycle messenger before 9 pm the same evening.

Alice Pelton, founder of The Lowdown said they launched the campaign to raise awareness about the issues surrounding emergency contraception, which no other company has done.

The morning-after pill is offered for free at GP surgeries and sexual health clinics across the United Kingdom, but this option isn’t available on weekends and women are usually questioned by a healthcare professional before receiving the pill.

Emergency contraception can also be purchased from some pharmacies after a consultation, but most only offer next-day delivery or require you to collect in-store.

Ms Pelton said that the morning-after pill is still associated with shame and the usual procedure of getting it can make you feel a tad rubbish.

She said women frequently need to trek long distances and have a public discussion with a pharmacist over the counter about how many sexual partners they’ve had, which can be quite an intense conversation, particularly when you’re a young student in a new city.

Last year, a survey of 2,086 women by the Lowdown discovered that 53 per cent of respondents had encountered difficulties accessing contraception despite local authorities being required to deliver a wide range of services to prevent accidental pregnancies.

But how about men carrying condoms, or is this just too simple for them to do?

Sadly women are browbeaten into believing that sex is sinful, which is an extremely peculiar Victorian perspective. Sex is not immoral but we’ve just been brainwashed by theology, but of course, we don’t want every other woman pregnant because she couldn’t get access to the morning-after pill, nor should a woman be asked a million and one questions as to why she wants it, it’s rather evident why a woman would want it.

Women generally don’t want to be having a discussion about their most private sexual details or relationships over the counter with the pharmacist in public. Of course, the alternative is having unwanted babies, and I believe that the delivery of the morning-after pill is the lesser of the two evils.

Of course, the NHS was created to deal with illness and sickness, not to facilitate sexual promiscuity, but as much as one might whine about it, there are numerous unwanted births that could have been avoided if women just had access to the morning-after pill.

There were multiple abortions in the United Kingdom last year, and spending funds to prevent them from having babies is just an investment.

We Will Create A Future Worthy Of The Sacrifices So Many Have Made And Fill Tomorrow With Hope

Rishi Sunak gave his first address as Prime Minister. It was one of the longest speeches delivered by a newly appointed Prime Minister in decades.

He spoke for five minutes and 56 seconds and promised to fill the future with hope:

Good morning,

I have just been to Buckingham Palace and accepted His Majesty The King’s invitation to form a government in his name.

It is only right to explain why I am standing here as your new Prime Minister.

Right now our country is facing a profound economic crisis.

The aftermath of Covid still lingers.

Putin’s war in Ukraine has destabilised energy markets and supply chains the world over.

I want to pay tribute to my predecessor Liz Truss, she was not wrong to want to improve growth in this country, it is a noble aim.

And I admired her restlessness to create change.

But some mistakes were made.

Not borne of ill will or bad intentions. Quite the opposite, in fact. But mistakes nonetheless.

And I have been elected as leader of my party, and your Prime Minister, in part, to fix them.

And that work begins immediately.

I will place economic stability and confidence at the heart of this government’s agenda.

This will mean difficult decisions to come.

But you saw me during Covid, doing everything I could, to protect people and businesses, with schemes like furlough.

There are always limits, more so now than ever, but I promise you this –
I will bring that same compassion to the challenges we face today.

The government I lead will not leave the next generation, your children and grandchildren, with a debt to settle that we were too weak to pay ourselves.

I will unite our country, not with words, but with action.

I will work day in and day out to deliver for you.

This government will have integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level.

Trust is earned. And I will earn yours.

I will always be grateful to Boris Johnson for his incredible achievements as Prime Minister, and I treasure his warmth and generosity of spirit.

And I know he would agree that the mandate my party earned in 2019 is not the sole property of any one individual, it is a mandate that belongs to and unites all of us.

And the heart of that mandate is our manifesto.

I will deliver on its promise.

A stronger NHS.

Better schools.

Safer streets.

Control of our borders.

Protecting our environment.

Supporting our armed forces.

Levelling up and building an economy that embraces the opportunities of Brexit, where businesses invest, innovate, and create jobs.

I understand how difficult this moment is.

After the billions of pounds, it cost us to combat Covid, after all the dislocation that was caused in the midst of a terrible war that must be seen successfully to its conclusions I fully appreciate how hard things are.

And I understand too that I have work to do to restore trust after all that has happened.

All I can say is that I am not daunted. I know the high office I have accepted and I hope to live up to its demands.

But when the opportunity to serve comes along, you cannot question the moment, only your willingness.

So I stand here before you ready to lead our country into the future.
To put your needs above politics.

To reach out and build a government that represents the very best traditions of my party.

Together we can achieve incredible things.

We will create a future worthy of the sacrifices so many have made and fill tomorrow, and every day thereafter with hope.

Thank you.

What a touching address, but just remind me what sacrifices he and his family, in fact, any member of parliament has made.

Rishi Sunak is always bleating on about us making sacrifices for forthcoming generations. Well, he can cram that right up his tush. What about the millions of people who are struggling right now?

We all have a right to a decent life, but you can be rest assured that this cold little man will take even more away from us.

He’s considerably inexperienced in politics, having only been in it for a brief time with the position of Chancellor being his only senior post. He’s also a monied man and has no experience of anything else.

Rishi Sunak’s father was a GP and his mother was a pharmacist. He went to prep school, then to Winchester College public school, I won’t even go into how much that cost back in the day, and then to Oxford and Stanford University.

He has no working-class friends by his own admission, and whatever his heritage, he’s another in a long line of Oxbridge-educated elite wannabe toff MPs with no knowledge of the life of an average person.

It Was Wrong Of Me To Make That Rude Comment

James Corden has finally acknowledged that he was ungracious and wrong to scold a server at one of New York City’s most celebrated eateries because they got his wife’s omelette order wrong, a move that saw him barred from the restaurant for a time.

James Corden, 44, returned to The Late Late Show and told viewers that he was disrespectful to the server after his wife Julia Carey, 46, found a bit of egg white in her egg yolk omelette at the restaurant Balthazar.

The British comic and talk show host said he was ungracious to the server when he barked at him and made a disparaging comment that he’d cook the egg yolk omelette himself.

James Corden’s rude behaviour saw Balthazar owner Keith McNally bar Corden from the restaurant, only for him to lift the embargo when the comedian called him to apologise.

Days later, James Corden appeared to U-turn on his apology after he snapped at a New York Times reporter who’d questioned him about the omelette incident saying he’d done nothing wrong, but James Corden last night confessed he’d made a mistake by making the rude and unnecessary comment to the server.

He said his remarks had been in the heat of the moment but vowed he would apologise in person to the staff at Balthazar.

Talking on his show last night, James Corden finally said that last week, there were stories about him being barred from a restaurant and that at the time he considered, you know, tweeting about it or Instagramming about it.

He added that he likes to assume a British perspective about things: ‘Keep calm and carry on’ and ‘Never complain, never complain’.

James Corden, looking at his parents Malcolm and Margaret who were in the audience, added: ‘As my dad pointed out to me on Saturday — he said, ‘Son, well, you did complain, so you might need to explain.’ Look, when you make a mistake, you’ve gotta take responsibility. So I thought I would, if it’s okay, share with you what happened.’

James Corden said his wife Julia Carey was given food she was allergic to even after explaining her food allergies.

He explained that in the heat of the moment, he made a scathing terse remark about cooking it himself, and that it was a comment he sincerely regrets, and that he understood the hardships of being a server, and that he worked shifts at restaurants for years, but it’s too late now because now his true colours have been revealed.

It wasn’t a statement, it wasn’t a straightforward apology letter to the restaurant, it had to be done on his show, which tells you all you need to know about his ego, and ungracious would be an understatement, and he’s actually only apologising to save his career.

But I’m assuming that if you’re paying toff money for a basic omelette, you’d expect them to be able to get it right in the first place. However, the server wasn’t the one who cooked the omelette, so why take your frustration out on them?

All James had to do is say that the omelette hadn’t been cooked correctly and could they please replace it with another one instead of ranting and raving?

Perhaps they should have stayed at home to cook their own food. There’s no need for all this disrespect, and common politeness is free, and James when an apology has to be dragged out of you, it isn’t an apology.

Tomorrow, Rishi Sunak Will Have An Audience With King Charles At Buckingham Palace

After a breathless few days of Tory manoeuvring, Rishi Sunak has been confirmed as the United Kingdom’s next Prime Minister.

Boris Johnson pulled out of the race last night despite claiming he had 100 nominations from MPs required to run.

Penny Mordaunt was the only other remaining hopeful but the Commons Leader failed to make the 100 threshold.

Rishi Sunak will take over from Liz Truss in Downing Street tomorrow facing a monumental task to stabilise the United Kingdom.

Liz Truss will chair a final Cabinet meeting at 9 am before departing No 10 to end her topsy-turvy spell in No 10.

Rishi Sunak will meet the King at Buckingham Palace before giving an address to the country outside No 10 at about 11.35 am, as he prepares to select his Cabinet amid skyrocketing inflation and energy bills.

Today Rishi Sunak pledged to run No 10 with integrity and humility but warned of profound challenges as he prepares to begin his premiership.

Rishi Sunak delivered the stark statement after being confirmed as the next Prime Minister when his sole remaining rival Penny Mordaunt failed to make the threshold of 100 nominations required to trigger a run-off in the Tory leadership battle.

Speaking to a camera at Conservative HQ, Rishi Sunak said the UK was a fantastic country and promised to work day in and day out, but pointed to serious economic issues.

Outgoing Prime Minister Liz Truss is expected to chair the last Cabinet meeting at 9 am tomorrow before making a final address as premier outside No 10. She will then travel to Buckingham Palace to formally offer her resignation to King Charles.

His Majesty will after that appoint Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister, with the incoming premier set to make his own address from Downing Street at about 11.35 am after travelling back from the Palace.

When Boris Johnson chaired his final Cabinet meeting in July, he was given Winston Churchill’s six-volume history of the Second World War following a whip round among his top ministers.

Liz Truss will also be expected to receive a gift from her senior team when she addresses them for the last time tomorrow, despite lasting just 44 days as Prime Minister before resigning.

Rishi Sunak received a rapturous reception when he made a 10-minute private address to MPs at Parliament this afternoon, telling his battalions that leadership contenders Boris Johnson and Penny Mordaunt, as well as his former rival Liz Truss, were all good Conservative colleagues and friends.

But what we actually need is a General Election, and we need it now! But of course, we won’t get one because there are not enough MPs to support it.

It will eventually come, and when it does the Conservatives would have torn themselves apart, and then there will be a giant mess when Labour takes control – and that’s another fine mess they will have got themselves into.

We need an election because this can’t carry on. It’s the people who decide who oversees this country, not the chosen few.

But what we really need is a bloody miracle.

I will never vote for the Conservatives, but unfortunately if when Labour does get in, the Tories would have left such a mess for them to clean up, and by that time our once great country would have finally gone down the pan.

Rishi Sunak will now be our billionaire Prime Minister, he has so much money he wouldn’t even know what poverty was.

It’s Not Your Average Garden Spider!

A terrified mother was left speechless after she found a tarantula the size of her hand scurrying across her front garden.

Sarah Rodmell, 30, spotted the enormous spider after she was alerted by builders who’d stumbled upon the eight-legged critter while carrying out renovation works on her home in Stapleford, Nottinghamshire.

Despite being terrified of spiders, the mother of two nudged the curled-up critter, now thought to be an aggressive species native to South Africa, causing it to move.

She then courageously scooped up the tarantula into a container before moving it into the kitchen and calling reptile experts to come to take it away.

Ms Rodmell, who works in a school, said it was 9 am and the builders were doing work on the roof and they left some of their materials outside on the front.

She said they saw this thing on the front curled up, but they didn’t know what it was but as soon as they found out it was a tarantula they all stepped back.

She said that she kind of gave it a little nude and it got on its feet and started wiggling, so they got a box and they poked it into it. She said it was a bit surreal to see it chilling in a box in her kitchen, and every time she stepped into her kitchen, it was like ‘Oh my God, I’ve got a tarantula in my house’.

It was later established to be an Orange Baboon tarantula, which has an incredibly painful bite and is native to Angola and other regions of Africa.

Ms Rodmell’s 13-year-old daughter Kacie identified the creepie crawly after noticing the unique markings on its back.

Her three-year-old son Rudi decided to call the giant spider Dobby and begged his mum to keep the lost spider.

Ms Rodmell added that she’s terrified of spiders but she worked in a care home and they brought snakes and a tarantula in, so she beat her fears of them, but said that she wouldn’t be going near any other spiders anytime soon.

She said that thankfully Washington’s Relentless Reptiles in Loughborough collected the spider straight away, and then a man got in touch with her after she put it on Facebook that he’d lost an Orange Baboon tarantula a while ago.

She said he lived on the same street as her but moved house in July. Somehow it survived until now, he just couldn’t locate it, so it must have escaped, but who would want a pet which is notoriously aggressive in nature and is known to have an extremely painful bite?

I guess I’ve described the average human being, some dogs and presumably all cats, but it doesn’t prevent most from keeping them as pets or as human companions. Although, I must confess I don’t actually like seeing creatures like this in captivity.

The guy said that he lost his tarantula in a house move. Did he not think to warn the appropriate authorities seeing as it was dangerous or that at least it was missing? Clearly, this man wasn’t extremely responsible, and if people can’t look after or care for their pets properly and keep them safe and protected then they shouldn’t have them.

Tarantulas are lovely and extremely clever critters, but if one dashed across my front lawn, I’d have to leave the planet, and why are people allowed to import these critters, it’s not much life for them living in a tank, it’s almost like being in prison, so it’s not surprising they want to escape, and with Britain warming up they can now endure our environment.

COVID Pandemic Worsens Backlog For Cancer Treatment, Pushing Patients To Wait 55 Days

Figures show that the average wait for cancer treatment in Britain is 55 days, one week longer than two years ago, and the lengthy wait is leading to avoidable deaths and makes the United Kingdom one of the worst places in Europe to get the disease.

Waiting time is measured from when a patient is referred by a GP to when they start their first treatment in the hospital.

Some parts of the country have more extended waits than the 55-day average.

The United Kingdom came 33rd out of 41 developed nations for cancer mortality in 2019, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) found. Only Estonia, Ireland, Lithuania, Slovenia, Poland, Latvia, Slovakia and Hungary were worse.

The UK’s annual cancer mortality rate, of 216 per 100,000 people is the highest out of the G7 countries. Experts believe the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic could lead to survival rates declining for the first time in a generation.

In 2020, some 38,000 fewer people were diagnosed with cancer than in 2019.

Professor Sir Mike Richards, former cancer director at the Department of Health and now chairman of the UK national screening committee, told a newspaper outlet that across a spectrum of diseases, but especially in cancer, they offer a late diagnosis service in this country, and that needs to be tackled urgently.

He said that there are numerous factors, many of which were present long before the pandemic, but which were made worse by COVID-19.

Waiting times for vital CT and MRI scans have increased tenfold in the past three years, with about 300,000 patients waiting longer than six weeks for cancer tests in England, and in 2020, England performed 99 CT scans per 1,000 people compared with 113 in Spain, 150 in Germany, 196 in Denmark and 205 in Belgium.

Similarly, England performed 63 MRI scans per 1,000 people compared with 150 in Germany, 85 in Spain and 91 in Denmark. In the United Kingdom, approximately 167,000 people die from cancer every year.

Martin Marshall, head of the Royal College of GPs, said that the delays that they see in diagnosing cancer were a product of three factors, some related to patients, some related to the gatekeeper function of GPs and some related to the wider system.

Michelle Mitchell, from Cancer Research UK, said that delays of several weeks can often have serious implications in terms of prognosis and that early diagnosis and prompt treatment need to be a top priority for the Government.

That’s almost two months. Envision having cancer and sitting there for two months wondering if it’s spread because of the time wait. Wondering when you’ll get treatment, that’s mental torture. Wishing you were wealthy enough to get seen the next day, knowing that those with money will survive whilst you could die, it’s despicable.

The majority of us are enmeshed in a decreasing spiral as regards our living standards, long-term health and well-being. There’s simply no point trying to grow old now in the United Kingdom, but of course, that’s what our government want, they want us to all die extremely fast.

So, that’s a wait from the date of the decision on how to treat, this is surgery, radiation therapy, chemo et cetera, or a combination of all of them, but the actual wait from diagnosis might be much longer.

Now bang your pots and pans for the NHS! But it wouldn’t matter who ran the NHS or how much they ploughed into it. It’s a system that performs operations for gender new parts whilst cancer patients have to wait, and it needs to be changed to do what it was meant to do, instead of this mess it’s in now.

A PERMIT May Be Required For Oxford Drivers To Drive Across The City

Residents in Oxford may require permits to drive across the city centre if council plans get the go-ahead.

Under the proposal, which will be decided upon next month, households will be given permits permitting them to drive across the city 100 days per year per vehicle. Up to three permits will be allocated to each household, with one licence per person.

The system will be policed by ANPR cameras at traffic filter sites across the metropolis. Exemptions will be allocated for buses, delivery vans, HGVs, motorbikes and mopeds. A £70 fine will be charged to motorists without permits.

Duncan Enright, a county councillor overseeing the policy, said it was designed to cut local traffic and improve public transport journey times.

At the end of the trial, which could be extended up to a maximum of 18 months, Oxfordshire County Council will make a decision over whether to make the traffic filters permanent.

The restrictions, due to be introduced in August, will take effect between 7 am and 7 pm seven days a week in four of the six camera sites, but not on Sundays in the other two.

But one local resident criticised the permit scheme for being established on the pointless administrative borders of the City of Oxford rather than on distance or need.

Another commenting on a local newspaper report of the proposals pointed out that drivers already paid road fund licence to use the roads, adding that this was nothing but a means to make more money.

The cost of traffic filters is estimated to be £3 million and will be primarily funded by the bus service improvement plan grant. The county council’s consultation on the trial scheme closed earlier this month.

Its cabinet is expected to make a decision on November 29, but Mr Enright said he was confident colleagues would give it the green light.

Last year, Birmingham floated similar recommendations as part of its new transport strategy to reduce car journeys into and through the city centre. Schemes directing traffic to the ring road are already in place in the Belgian and Dutch cities of Ghent, Groningen and Leuven.

At the heart of the Oxford plan is a desire to ease traffic and make city living more enjoyable, boosting neighbourhood living where people walk or cycle within a 20-minute radius for everyday goods and services.

The city, home to BMW’s Mini factory, gave rise to Britain’s first full-time park-and-ride scheme in 1973. In February, Oxford introduced a pilot Ultra Low Emission Zone on a handful of city streets, with plans to extend the scheme across the entirety of the city centre.

However, it seems that the vast majority of people in Oxford don’t want this to happen.

The council have already put the low-traffic neighbourhood’s in place and it’s caused absolute chaos and gridlock, and this system will only add to the problem and turn car journeys that presently take 15 minutes into a journey that will then take an hour, so I’m not sure how this will reduce car emissions.

They will say that using public transport would be better, but when local bus companies are many drivers short and cancel many buses every day, it then leaves people stranded at bus stops, and then there are the extremely high rates of death and injury to cyclists.

Oxford was a once booming city and now the council are doing their best to destroy it, but then councils don’t work for the general public and we should know that by now.

Wicked And Sadistic

A close friend of Princess Diana has slammed Netflix as sadistic and Wicked over its portrayal of her last hours in the latest series of ‘The Crown’.

Simone Simmons, a friend of the late princess, was positively critical of the show’s decision to recreate the moments before Diana’s untimely death in a Paris car crash in 1997. The streaming giant’s fifth season of the programme airs on November 9.

It features haunting scenes showing the former Princess of Wales entering a limousine shortly before the fatal accident. Netflix insists it won’t recreate the crash in the latest series.

Ms Simmons told a newspaper outlet that these were cruel, sadistic and wicked people to recreate these moments and that they were the lowest of the low.

She said that they’re rewriting history as they go along and that’s what makes her so furious.

Ms Simmons went on to slam the flagship show as disgusting and sick and asked if they were setting out to hurt the feelings of Prince William and Prince Harry.

She said it’s forcing them to relive the pain, agony, and psychological torment they suffered when their mother died.

It’s expected the Prince of Wales may be outraged at scenes recreating his mother’s notorious 1995 interview with Martin Bashir, which was last year believed to have been acquired unlawfully after Bashir fabricated invoices to gain the princess’s trust.

Prince William, 40, later gave a public statement saying the interview had been a significant contribution to making his parent’s relationship worse and said it should never be aired again.

In a recent letter to a newspaper outlet, actress Dame Judi Dench described the forthcoming series of ‘The Crown’ as crude sensationalism and wickedly unfair to the Royal Family and suggested it should feature a disclaimer at the start of each episode.

She wrote that no one was a greater believer in artistic freedom than she was, but this could not go unchallenged.

She said the programme-makers have resisted all calls for them to carry a disclaimer at the beginning of each episode. The time has come for Netflix to reconsider, for the sake of a family and a country so recently bereaved, as a mark of respect to a sovereign who served her people so dutifully for 70 years, and to preserve their own reputation in the eyes of their British subscribers.

‘The Crown’ has been a massive hit for Netflix, and it now spends about £11.5 million per episode.

The fact remains that Prince Harry tears strips into the press regarding his mother, yet Netflix has to be silenced.

It will be extremely distressing for both William and Harry to watch their mother’s death recreated, although it is true that they don’t have to watch it if they choose not to, but the fact that it’s been recreated for TV is heartbreaking enough.

A lot of programmes like this make it clear that you’re watching a dramatisation of events, in other words, not a documentary, whereas ‘The Crown’ doesn’t make that distinction.

I must confess, it’s a really good series, particularly the first couple of seasons, and the portrayal of the Queen in a couple of series was extremely good, and the actress was amazing and recreated the role exceptionally well.

We know that some of the Royal Family have watched ‘The Crown’ and enjoyed it, but it’s a dramatisation, and I wouldn’t imagine it bares any resemblance to the truth.

Apparently, the Queen watched it on a Sunday night whilst playing it on a large projector. Camilla seemingly loves it. So, it doesn’t seem that many of the Royal Family are aggrieved by it, unlike most of the public who are getting hysterical about it and trying to defend those that really don’t need to be defended.

The Tory leadership Contest Is Over For Boris Johnson

Ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson has dropped out of the Tory leadership race and was met with a barrage of memes via social media.

Twitter users responded with hilarity at the news, following speculation about whether or not Boris Johnson had acquired the required 100 nominations from fellow Conservative MPs.

Only sixty-seven Parliamentarians were known for sure to have publicly supported the ex-Prime Minister, despite protestations from his supporters that he had further backers.

So, it’s happened. After all the different claims from the Boris Johnson headquarters, their man has dropped out of the latest Tory leadership race, and it looks like Rishi Sunak will effectively be our new Prime Minister.

Of course, it’s sad for Boris Johnson, but by a wide margin the best result for the country because the possibility of Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson going down to the wire was and is extremely alarming.

Now hopefully Britain has got what it sorely needs, a clear result, around which warring Tory factions can, with luck, settle and connect because a deal between the two contenders was never really on the cards.

Now scores of social media users have vowed to withdraw their Tory Party memberships after Boris Johnson bowed out of the race for No 10.

Some said they only joined the party because of Boris Johnson while others expressed their dislike for Rishi Sunak, who looks set to become the next prime minister.

One person wrote that they were revoking their membership. That they’d voted for Tory all their life but become a member of Boris Johnson and they were so disgruntled. Another said that Boris had dropped out and that they were no longer a Conservative voter.

A Scottish MP said Rishi Sunak will be just as bad for the people of Scotland after Boris Johnson pulled out of the race to become the next prime minister.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford’s comments came as the ex-chancellor has been dubbed the favourite to top the ballot of MPs after Boris Johnson’s theatrical departure from the bid on Sunday evening.

The candidates for the election to replace Liz Truss will now potentially be solely between Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt, the Leader of the House.

Commenting, the SNP’s Westminster leader said that no Tory Prime Minister can or will deliver for Scotland, and with his history of callous austerity from his time as chancellor we know Rishi Sunak will be just as bad as Boris Johnson was for the people of Scotland.

The monied men have already decided that Rishi Sunak is going to be Prime Minister, that’s why nobody else really stood a chance, but they don’t care about the common people, they just care about the money for them, and the British people didn’t vote for Rishi Sunak, and this just spells the end of the Tories.

Yes, Rishi Sunak is going to be the next Prime Minister, but he should be telling us how he’s going to deliver, and it will be cuts for the general population to suffer.

He will become the next Prime Minister, but the problem is people don’t trust him, and how can he know anything about poverty and what the general public is going through right now when his wife is worth a gigantic fortune? And he comes across as geeky, creepy and unrelatable.

I would have never voted Rishi Sunak in. I rather vote for the Raving Loony Monster Party.

Boris Johnson was a liar, and Liz Truss was catastrophically incompetent, and that’s all that the Tories are, and will continue to be, and they will also be a disaster for the economy.

The Death Certificate For Robbie Coltrane Lists Six Causes Of Death, Including Organ Failure

Comedy legend Robbie Coltrane died from a series of illnesses including multiple organ failure, his death certificate shows.

The 6 foot 1 Harry Potter star is understood to have been ill for some time, with other causes detailed including diabetes and obesity.

Robbie Coltrane celebrated for both his acting and his comedy, passed away eight days ago at the age of 72.

His death certificate gives both his professional name and the original birth name of Anthony Robert McMillan. He assumed the surname Coltrane in the 1970s in tribute to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane.

Other causes of death given were sepsis, where an infection triggers a severe response throughout the body, lower respiratory tract infection and heart obstruction.

A heart block occurs when the electrical impulses that regulate your heartbeat are delayed or thwarted.

Robbie’s death was registered by his ex-wife, Pilates instructor Rhona Gemmell, who he’d stayed close to after they split.

The dad of two appeared in movies including the crime drama ‘Mona Lisa’ with Bob Hoskins and Bond films ‘Golden Eye’ and ‘The World Is Not Enough’.

It’s heartbreaking that he was ill for a period of time before dying. He was a fantastic actor and will live on in that way, and he had a life well lived, and now he should be left in peace.

Sadly his conditions were ganging up on him, but still, he was a fantastic performer and he will eternally be replaceable, and it was an undeserved end for one who brought so much pleasure and gentle grace to his art.

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