Shoppers Spotted Lakeside Miller & Carter Sinking And Evacuated

A popular lakeside restaurant had to be vacated after it started sinking into the water.

Christmas shoppers heading over the Dartford Crossing to visit Lakeside Shopping Centre in Essex spotted the Miller and Carter restaurant submerged in the lake.

Many were surprised by the sight of the lop-sided restaurant that had started gradually sliding into an adjacent reservoir, and one observer described it as going down like the Titanic.

The popular steakhouse began to tilt precariously and has since been closed and the building evacuated.

The business sits on a converted paddle steamer and a statement from Miller and Carter said the sinking was related to structural problems.

A representative for Miller and Carter said that unfortunately they will be closed until further notice due to structural issues.

The spokesperson said that they will contact every guest as soon as possible, but for safety reasons, they’re unable to access their restaurant to answer any phone calls, and that management would be contacting all guests with forthcoming bookings, and that they sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused.

The company added that if people have a booking with them they should contact them on the number provided or reserve their table at Langdon Hills instead, and said that they will answer as many calls as they can to accommodate everyone.

And that they shouldn’t call Miller and Carter Lakeside at this time as they are working hard to try to rectify the problem.

Essex County Fire and Rescue Service added that they were notified of the incident, but as no one was onboard after the evacuation there were no life risks and thus they were not required to attend, and that the incident has been left under the supervision of the site owners.

Lakeside’s centre director Howard Oldstein said the vessel appeared to have stopped sinking and was sitting on the water at about a 30 per cent decline.

He told the BBC that around half a dozen staff were preparing to open for lunch when water started to ingress and that the cause of the incident is not yet known.

Unfortunately, just like a lot of restaurants these days, they’re finding it extremely hard to stay afloat.

Perhaps it hit an iceberg… lettuce. And of course, don’t phone them, the lines will be flooded.

Almost didn’t recognise you!

Over the last few years, he’s undergone an amazing weight change, dropping 10 stone, and The Chase Mark Labbett, known as The Beast, was showing off the results of his hard work as he posed in a snap opening a Christmas gift on Saturday backstage at his panto.

The slimmed-down quiz brainiac, 57, posed with one of his gifts, the board game version of Pointless, one of The Chase’s rivals in the TV quizzing world.

Mark wrote, referring to the game’s former co-host that this was his secret Santa at the Northwich Panto and that he admires Richard Osman.

He looked content and healthy in the photo as he donned a casual ensemble in a black T-shirt and comfortable trousers.

Fans were amazed at his apparent weight loss in the picture as one commented that they almost didn’t recognise him and that he’d actually smashed that weight loss.

Another said that it was an outstanding accomplishment.

A third wrote that smashing the weight loss was great work, while a fifth said that he was more of a minibeast now.

It comes after Mark showed off his remarkable 10-stone weight loss during an appearance on Loose Women last month.

The TV personality showed off his slimmed-down frame in a purple shirt and blazer as he sat on the panel.

Mark, who’s gone from a size 5xl to 2xl, also disclosed how he’d shed the pounds, saying he’s been consuming less and drinking more and concentrating on his health.

He said he totally altered his diet due to battling diabetes and said that played a part in his weight loss.

He said about his weight loss that he thought the diabetes may have helped because he consumes a lot less and drinks more liquids and that looking after a five-year-old during lockdown didn’t help, and there were numerous times he would collapse in a heap, but these days he’s occupied doing things.

It came after Mark, shared a picture of himself shirtless and showing off his weight loss back in January.

He said in the caption that he’d gone from a size 5xl to 2xl, but said at the time that he still had work to do on his figure.

Fans were quick to compliment his excellent progress, with one writing in the comments that it was fantastic.

Another said that it was a fantastic effort and a third posted that it was excellent progress.

Very well done to Mark on his weight loss but now he looks unwell, but weight loss can do that, and some might say that it doesn’t suit him, but that’s because we get so used to seeing a person as they are that when they do something to improve themselves people can’t get used to it.

What you have to remember is that losing that amount of weight is challenging work and takes a lot of dedication and willpower.

The trouble is that even after losing weight through diet and exercise most can gain it all back again, this is the reason Slimming World, Weight Watchers et cetera continue to have a business.

This guy has battled his weight for years and now he’s achieved this goal by eating healthy, exercising and having strict willpower and his hard work has paid off, and what a tremendous effort, and he’s got to be feeling much better for it – he’s an inspiration to many.

Unfortunately, many people, seem to believe that losing weight is as easy as changing your shoes.

With A £550 Million Investment, Sainsbury’s Boss Vows To Take On Aldi And Reduce Prices

Sainsbury’s is set to invest £550 million in a bid to take on Aldi and keep its prices down over the next two years.

The supermarket is battling against losing custom as consumers look for ways to trim expenditures amid growing costs.

This Christmas will be another tough one for numerous Brits in the cost of living crisis.

Bird flu has driven up the cost of fresh turkeys while food and soft drink inflation was running at a record-breaking 16.4 per cent last month.

This compares to the general rate of 10.7 per cent.

Sainsbury’s CEO Simon Roberts announced the supermarket’s £550 million investment in a message of hope for shoppers feeling the pinch.

It’s part of the retail giant’s plan to take on Aldi and become more competitive.

Mr Roberts told a newspaper outlet that it was really tough and that customers were watching every penny, every pound.

He said that on a lot of products that people purchase every week, they’re price matching to Aldi so they’re getting Sainsbury’s quality and an Aldi price.

The retail boss is prepared to accept a drop in profits in the short term in order to ensure Sainsbury’s remains competitive for shoppers.

From the £550 million investment, more than £15 million will go towards combating growing prices and keeping costs down over the festive period.

The meal includes turkey, pigs in blankets, potatoes, carrots, parsnips, cranberry sauce, Yorkshire puddings and Brussels sprouts with a sherry trifle for dessert.

Price matching to Aldi has been a fundamental part of Sainsbury’s focus and has been rolled out across hundreds of everyday items and customer favourites since the launch earlier this year.

Aldi took £170 million of sales from the former Big 4 this summer, before eventually overtaking Morrisons to become the UK’s fourth biggest supermarket.

Mr Roberts said there was no room for complacency but insisted that while the cost of living remained top of the agenda, for now, shoppers cared about more than just prices.

He said that they were seeing more customers coming back to them from the discounters. Emphasizing the limited range offered by discounters that couldn’t match that of a typical Sainsbury’s store with more than 30,000 food products, and he added, did people want to go to lots of places for what they needed or just one place because time was precious, and it wasn’t just about the money.

Sainsbury’s has always been dearer than its immediate competition.

They’re extremely pricey, and Morrison’s as well, which is a cheek considering how low quality their own brand goods are, and Sainsbury’s could never attain these lower prices unless they disassemble their business and put it back together again.

Sainsbury’s has a long way to go before they can match Aldi.

Workers At A Tennessee Government Salt Facility Discover A Human Heart

A human heart has been discovered among piles of salt at a Tennessee Department of Transportation facility.

Humphreys County Sheriff Chris Davis said that employees at the facility in McEwen, west of Nashville, were making preparations for turbulent weather when they came across something unusual that was subsequently confirmed to be a human heart.

The organ was transported to the state medical examiner’s office in Nashville, where testing of tissue samples established that it was an adult male human heart, Chris Davis said.

He said the heart had been dehydrated by the salt and it was unclear how long it had been there.

Chris Davis told WKRN in Nashville that the facility was being treated as a crime scene, and he said that he’d seen some crazy things, but this by far, was one of the most unusual crime scenes he’d ever been on.

He urged anyone who believes they might have information about what might have happened to reach out to TBI or the sheriff’s office.

Davis said that everybody’s somebody’s somebody and that at the end of the day it would bother him if he laid down his head at night not knowing that they’d done everything they could for this individual and this person’s family.

He said that he had 32 years in law enforcement, but he had to say this was probably in the top 5 of the most bizarre things that he’d ever seen, and that they didn’t feel that anybody’s safety was in question.

He said it was discovered in the salt where TDOT was preparing to attack the bad weather and harsh weather conditions that they have.

Davis said that at first, they believed it was a rock. The process of what salt does to that, it dries out, and it’s speculated that it could have been there for only a few weeks.

He added TDOTs on board working with them to try and uncover any kind of information about where the salt came from and when it came in.

Local 10 was able to get an overhead image of the search taking place.

No other remains were discovered at the facility after crews sifted through the salt barn.

Sadly there are horrific unsettling crimes occurring all the time, and someone got killed and lost their life.

The police may not have located the body, but this heart, whoever it belonged to had a family and loved ones that must be worried sick.

Editors Say New Privacy Code Will Threaten Press Freedom

Ministers have been warned that press freedom is in serious danger from a proposed new data protection code of practice.

The editors of newspaper outlets have urged the Government to use the proposed Bill of Rights legislation to exempt journalism from data protection law.

In a joint letter, they said the draft code, which will have been taken into account by the courts, undermines the very basis of journalism and would turn the Information Commissioner’s Office into a statutory regulator.

Under the ICO code, journalists would need to have a lawful reason for publishing any personal details of people involved in the news, even those which are indeed public knowledge, such as someone’s job title.

They would also have to be willing to show paper trails of how they reached their finding that there was a public interest in publication, which the letter argues would be time-consuming and unworkable in a fast-paced newsroom.

The letter, addressed to Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan and Justice Secretary Dominic Raab, urges the ICO to revisit the code to better reflect the realities of journalism, but it says that won’t address the entire issue, which is that data protection law as it stands is incompatible with journalism.

It urges that an exemption for journalism from data protection law should be enshrined within the proposed Bill of Rights, exempting the UK’s otherwise free Press from the shackles of data protection law.

Announcing the return of the legislation to Parliament last month, Dominic Raab said it would be used to bolster free speech, which was a quintessentially British right.

An exemption for journalism is already utilised by several democracies, including Germany, Sweden, Australia and New Zealand.

While people have a right to privacy in their homes and personal lives, press freedom is fundamentally based on being permitted to report on what they say and do in a public arena.

This is already subject to a range of legal restrictions, such as libel and contempt laws, and is enshrined in the Editor’s Code of Practice, which the vast preponderance of journalists stick to.

The proposed code of practice says that under the Act, any details held in a digital device about a person are classed as personal data. This includes facts that are by their nature public, such as someone’s job title, and even an opinion about an individual.

Newspaper outlets are known as one of the most unreliable news sources, and some are seen as more of a comic than a newspaper, but still, people read the news – perhaps we like comics.

The tradition of good journalism is long dead. It’s now a procession of cheap hackery created to forge clickbait, and people need at least some sort of protection against that, and from having their lives sensationalised for profit.

It will also end comic journalism that people have come to love and also bitch about, but it’s not always about the press, it’s about social media which is like a poisonous wild west, although I can’t understand what all the commotion is about. For years newspapers and television have given us the news. The problem is, they only give us the news that they want us to see.

And while it’s true that newspapers do publish a lot of rubbish, they also uncover a lot of misconduct by politicians, police, industry and professions, which if not reported would leave the public in the dark and disadvantaged, and for those who support the bill, be careful what you wish for.

Unless Saturday Letter Deliveries Are Scrapped, First-Class Stamps Will Exceed £1 For The First Time

Royal Mail has warned that the cost of a first-class stamp will see a significant increase if the postal service is to continue six-day deliveries.

The price of a first-class stamp increased by 10p to 95p in March, while a second-class stamp rose to 68p. A further increase could push the cost of a first-class stamp to exceed £1 for the first time.

Chairman Keith Williams said that fewer letters were being sent, which means that it’s costing more to deliver at the weekend.

Keith Williams said that the cost to them was being driven in part by the fact that the volume of letters had declined, and that they’re delivering the same number of letters over six days when they could be doing it over five, so that was pushing up stamp costs.

It comes after Grant Shapps told a select committee that he wouldn’t let Royal Mail decrease the number of days it delivers.

The postal service is legally required to deliver posts six days a week but regulator Ofcom has accepted proof that 97 per cent would be happy to reduce service to five days.

It’s been struggling to modernise in order to compete with other delivery services, like Evri and Amazon.

Mr Williams told a newspaper outlet that Royal Mail is permitted to generate a profit margin of between 5 per cent and 10 per cent under post-nationalisation regulations, and he said that they’ve made that margin in two years since privatisation.

The Chairman said the postal service was stuck between the government and the regulator as it failed to meet financial sustainability targets.

The Royal Mail chief also said that Mr Shapps might be forced to allow the changes.

The postal service has also been hit by strikes throughout December, which is normally its busiest time.

Strikes have driven up delivery prices for businesses across the country and some have limited their delivery options as a result.

Charges at John Lewis have gone up from £3.95 for standard delivery for items of more than £50 to £4.50 since November. Argos has increased its charge for fast delivery by £1.

Retailer Oliver Bonas has suspended their click-and-collect option, leaving Christmas shoppers fewer ways to order gifts.

A representative for John Lewis said the retailer was working to keep its delivery prices as low as possible.

But the sad fact is, you never actually see a postman around these days, twice a week if you’re lucky.

As a child, twice a day a postman would deliver the mail and you could set your watch by the smartly attired postie, now it’s just completely random, but that’s because everything is done by email and text – online everything these days, which is killing the postal service.

You can mark my words, eventually, Royal Mail will be a thing of the past because it’s far easier to send by email or text – you can even do e-signature these days if something needs to be signed and just send it straight back.

Most people have mobile phones and computers that they can send correspondence on, apart from those that don’t!

Everything is now going paper free, or at least you’re being encouraged to do so, and contracts are being done over the phone, you don’t even have to sign for much these days, and most people don’t write letters anymore because the new generation doesn’t know how to.

People don’t write letters anymore, and back in the day other courier companies weren’t around, but with all this technology we don’t seem to need a postman – why would you when everything these days is done online?

As A Result Of A Burst Water Main Flooding London Street, Thousands Are Without Water And Dozens Are Evacuated

Thousands of residents had been left without water while dozens vacated their homes on a dinghy after a burst water main flooded a London street, with further pipe ruptures that might have been possible as the Big Thaw kicked in following freezing temperatures.

Eight fire engines and about 60 firefighters were summoned to Belsize Road in Camden at 2.50 am after a 42-inch water main burst caused flooding of half a metre across an area of around 800 metres.

The fire service said the mains had been isolated, but a further 15-inch water main had also burst and about 100 properties had been affected by the floodwater, with one homeowner likening it to having ‘the River Thames outside their house’.

It said numerous homes had been flooded and firefighters had to lead about 25 residents to safety, with several seen being steered away from the area with packed suitcases.

One video illustrates the fire brigade attending the location while water surged down the road.

As temperatures were expected to leap by 15 degrees or more across the United Kingdom after days of freezing weather, Water UK warned that the rise could cause more burst pipes.

Footage shared on social media shows emergency services using small vessels and residents being helped, covering them in blankets for protection.

Cody Dolcy-Grant, 27, who lives on Hilgrove Road at the end of Belsize Road, said she woke up to scenes ‘like the River Thames’ outside her home.

Ms Dolcy-Grant who’s unemployed due to a health condition said she wasn’t conscious of the situation until 7 am when she went to the bathroom and discovered the lavatory wasn’t flushing and no water was coming out of the taps.

She said her road was flooded, and when she opened the front door it was like a horror scene, fire engines up the entirety of the road, police, and ambulance, and then she looked to the left and it was like the River Thames outside.

Ms Dolcy-Grant lives on the second floor of her building so her dwelling wasn’t flooded, but at midday, she said she still had no running water, all shops were closed and transportation had been stopped on her street.

Station commander Gary Deacon said from the scene that this was a substantial flooding that had affected about 100 properties and left thousands without water.

The migrants will be over the moon, they can swim up the Thames and straight into Camden, and up to the four-star hotels they will be put into, but joking aside, water is horrible and it could take a year to dry the walls out in these homes.

Basements were never meant to be lived in, and during the Victorian era, properties were commonly built with a small space below ground level. This basement was designed for storage, and families would use the area to store coal, wood or other fuels during the winter months, while in summer the space was occasionally used to keep things cool.

It’s almost like the entire country and its infrastructure is falling like a stack of dominoes, but that’s what happens when governments don’t invest in its infrastructure, but then I guess giving away money and MPs looking after their own finances is more important, and it seems to be that infrastructure is only being maintained and not upgraded, but then to upgrade existing infrastructures would mean that companies would have to spend money which would result in less profit and therefore fewer dividends for shareholders.

As A Man Collapses On The Street, Striking Nurses Rush To His Aid From The Picket Line

Nurses rushed from a picket line to the aid of a man who collapsed in the street.

The striking staff raced to provide emergency first aid to the male after he fell over just metres from the Bristol Royal Infirmary (BRI) main entrance.

The patient was put into the recovery position and was visibly shaking on the ground outside, as temperatures dropped as low as -8C.

Within ten minutes staff working at BRI came out to collect the patient, putting him on a spinal board and lifting him onto a stretcher.

The striking nurses returned to the picket line shortly afterwards.

Discussing the walkouts Paula Byrne, 58, a Nurse Specialist, said that she’s been a nurse for 40 years next year and she had genuine concerns, among herself and her coworkers, about the future of nursing.

She said that every day they’re seeing nurses working under tremendous stress with great challenges, and contributing a huge amount of charity and goodwill to maintain patient care so that was a real concern for her.

She said that what they’ve seen over the last ten years is austerity, austerity measures, public sector pay cuts, and rising costs and find that nurses know their daily living and quality of living have gone downhill.

She said that the staffing in the NHS is the most valuable asset it has, so if they don’t protect their assets, they’re not going to have a future in healthcare because there won’t be any nurses.

She said that this wasn’t about making things difficult for patients, though they do appreciate that there’s going to be some suffering involved, but unfortunately, that’s where they’re at to hopefully bring about some transformation.

Councillor Lorraine Francis, 56, isn’t a nurse but has a health care role at Avon and Wiltshire Partnership (mental health team).

She said that she believed that it was really important for nurses to be recognised for the hard work they actually do and that through the pandemic, no one in their team had been off, they’ve just been working, as usual, so she thought it was really important to take a couple of hours out to support the picket line.

It’s all a plan to privatise everything and it’s part of the Tory’s plans, but what they should be doing is saving the NHS.

But what we should be doing is returning to the key issue.

For the first time in its history, the Royal College of Nursing is engaged in strike action, but ask yourself why.

Are they Commies, Marxists or Militants – no! They’re just fed up with being offered pay deals which means some nurses still have to go cap in hand for supplemental payments and visit food banks.

They’re sick and tired of being told how much they’re valued and then booted in the teeth for asking for a living wage.

They can also see the open corruption, conceit and incompetence of their government which rewards its backers, tolerates parliamentary abuse of power and treats the common people with open disdain, and that’s why they’re making a stand, and that’s why they’re prepared to lose money before Christmas.

The facts are there to see, the Tories have destroyed this once great country of ours, and our government are to blame because no person goes on strike without reasonable cause.

Well done to our nurses, and it’s shocking how our government have turned their backs on the NHS when it comes to decent pay, but they were quick to push us to breaking point through the pandemic, and they should pay up now!

After Serving Just Eight Months Of A Two-And-A-Half-Year Prison Term For Bankruptcy Fraud, Boris Becker Is Released From Prison

Three-time Wimbledon champ Boris Becker has been released from prison after serving just eight months of his two-and-a-half-year sentence and will now be deported from the United Kingdom.

The 55-year-old tennis star, who won the All England Club tournament at the age of just 17, was convicted in April of concealing £2.5 million worth of assets and loans to dodge paying his debts.

He’s supposed to be returning to his hometown of Leimen, where his 87-year-old mother Elvira lives, for a touching reunion with his loved ones.

Boris’ mother reportedly told a friend that this would be the best Christmas gift she could wish for and that she couldn’t wait to hold her darling son in her arms.

A close friend of Boris Becker’s family also said that Elvira was just overjoyed he was coming home, and they said that for her, having Boris out of prison and back home was the best thing imaginable, and for it to happen in time for Christmas was going to be amazing.

They said that she was worried about when she might see him again, so this was all a huge deal for her, especially given her age.

The former world number one and BBC commentator was declared bankrupt on June 21, 2017, owing creditors nearly £50 million over an outstanding loan of more than £3 million on his estate in Majorca.

The German, who’s lived in the United Kingdom since 2012, was expected to serve half of his sentence behind bars but was released and is scheduled on a flight to be deported from the UK.

He’s thought to have been moved to a lower security prison, Category C Huntercombe Prison near Henley on Thames in Oxfordshire, for foreign prisoners awaiting deportation in May.

According to reports, he was previously being held at Category B Wandsworth Prison in southwest London.

The six-time Grand Slam champion qualified for automatic deportation because he’s a foreign national who doesn’t have British citizenship and received a custodial sentence of more than 12 months.

He walked free under a fast-track scheme that sends criminals back to their own homeland before their release date to relieve pressure on Britain’s overcrowded prisons.

As he tasted freedom, the German tennis ace slipped comfortably back into a lifestyle he’s more used to with Boris Becker allegedly heading home in a luxury paid-for private jet.

But sentencing in the United Kingdom is ridiculously inconsistent and he should have never been put in jail in the first place, but he’s now learnt his lesson and paid the price, so now he should be permitted to rebuild his life.

Meanwhile, there are activists stopping people in the United Kingdom from getting to work and appointments, yet they will get a slap on the wrist – now they should go to jail.

It’s a shame we can’t do the same to people coming into the United Kingdom illegally. Their admission to the United Kingdom is illegal, shouldn’t they be arrested instead of the UK harbouring these lawbreakers? The trouble is we don’t have enough dwellings to put them, although as far as our Government is concerned, hotels and Pontin’s camps will suffice.

The trouble is, even though they cross over to our country illegally, once they’re picked up and brought in by our Border Force and RNLI, it’s no longer illegal, which is extremely fortunate for them and our Government.

Bullying Probe Against Dominic Raab Now Has EIGHT Formal Complaints

No 10 Downing Street disclosed that Dominic Raab is now facing eight formal complaints about his conduct as an investigation into bullying allegations was widened once again.

Downing Street said top barrister Adam Tolley KC had been asked by the Prime Minister to include a further five complaints in his ongoing investigation.

The new allegations relate to Mr Raab’s behaviour at the Ministry of Justice.

Mr Tolley was last month appointed by Rishi Sunak to conduct the inquiry into Mr Raab’s apparent treatment of officials.

Initially, the investigation into Mr Raab, who’s Justice Secretary as well as Deputy Prime Minister, concentrated on a formal complaint from his time as foreign secretary and another from his first spell at the justice department.

This was subsequently widened to include a third relating to Mr Raab’s time at the Department for Exiting the EU in 2018, and now Mr Tolley’s investigation has been expanded again to include another five allegations.

Both Labour and the Liberal Democrats asked why Mr Raab hasn’t been suspended from his ministerial responsibilities while the investigation is ongoing.

They also put pressure on Mr Sunak to confirm he will sack the Deputy PM if the complaints against him are supported.

Revealing the latest claims against Mr Raab, the PM’s official spokesman said that he could confirm that the Prime Minister had now asked the investigator to include five further formal complaints relating to conduct at the Ministry of Justice as part of the continuing investigation and in line with the current terms of reference.

The spokesman confirmed they were five other complaints on top of the three already being investigated.

Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner said that it was yet another indication of how weak Rishi Sunak is as a Prime Minister that despite being conscious of Dominic Raab’s reputation, he selected him as his deputy.

She said the Prime Minister must now say why he’s not been suspended until the outcome of the formal investigation, and make clear that any violation of the Ministerial Code will result in his prompt sacking.

She said the Government must also take immediate measures to ensure there’s a safe working environment for their entourage.

Liberal Democrat deputy leader Daisy Cooper declared Mr Raab’s position was becoming increasingly untenable amid the deluge of allegations, and she said that Rishi Sunak must ask Dominic Raab to step down as Justice Secretary while these complaints are investigated, and confirm he won’t be reappointed if they are upheld.

Dominic Raab doesn’t actually strike me as the bullying type, and is this just the civil servants attempting to get rid of him?

And the definition of bullying these days seems to be doing or saying something that someone doesn’t like, but Dominic Raab should be instructed to step aside while these complaints are being investigated, and of course, Dominic Raab will not be alone, if not him it will be someone else.

What we seem to be overlooking here is that we have a civil service controlled by left-wing values who simply ignore the work that they’re given and don’t go with their ethics.

They’re Public Servants and should do as they’re told, not ignore anything they don’t agree with, but then when they’re told to do the job they’re supposed to, whine they’re being bullied.

Would someone please explain bullying to me, because in today’s wimpy woke world, if you say ‘boo’ then it’s bullying – you just have to feel sorry for the poor sheep.

Dictionaries are now extinct. Google is now the ‘king master’ who re-wrote history and their dictionary definition for bullying in the workplace is as follows:

Anyone who asks you a question you don’t like, you must report it at once so that it can be investigated, leading to your being sacked, but please note, only if Tories are in office.

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