It doesn't take long does it?

[SydneyRover]

How long has sunak been in the job? long enough for his nose to double in size.

''UK ministers, including the prime minister, have repeatedly said that the ILO supports these "minimum service agreements" around the world.

''In its report about the head of the International Labour Organisation saying he does not support the government’s anti-strikes bill, the BBC says that, at the same meeting in Davos, Marty Walsh, the US labor secretary, indicated that he was not in favour of legislation for minimum service levels either.

Paul Nowak, the TUC general secretary, has welcomed these comments. He said

https://www.bbc.com/news/64313013

[SydneyRover]

Well done sunak at PMQs answering questions regarding ambulance response times calls out Starmer for not supporting minimum service legislation, as if that will magically solve the problem of understaffing and ramping at underfunded hospitals and low vacancies in care homes.

[mugnapper]

Sunak has the insincere zeal of a timeshare salesman.
Be interesting to see if the Lancashire police do anything regarding the seat belt incident.
Would a 2nd fine, following Partygate, tarnish him in the eyes of Tory die hards?

[ravenrover]

Great excuse now if you get pulled for not wearing a seat belt if he gets off with it, which he will.

[SydneyRover]

Two strikes and your out?

[Colin C No.3]

I was going to do a ‘skit’ on ‘clunk click’ then I suddenly remembered who the government chose to promote the ads.

[normal rules]

Un believable that the bbc news is running the seatbelt saga as headline news online.
Much more going on that’s much more important, and much more newsworthy.
But I guess that’s the general state of media at the moment.

[SydneyRover]

I agree it is a trivial offence but there is a trend NR, this is the second time he has broken the law.

And it's not every day that a PM gets penalised by the police, unless it's the tory party aye?

The tory party must be the most penalised party in the whole world.

[ravenrover]

The 2nd serving PM to be fined whilst in office

[Muttley]

Un believable that the bbc news is running the seatbelt saga as headline news online.
Much more going on that’s much more important, and much more newsworthy.
But I guess that’s the general state of media at the moment.

Unbelievable (or maybe not) that the Mail, Express, Star, Sun and Times don't see it as headline news.

If the leader of the country can't abide by the most basic of laws that the rest of the population are expected to follow, then what other laws are him and his cronies also not following...oh, hello Mr Zahawi!

[drfchound]

I wonder how many people have exceeded the speed limit while driving over the past few days.
That is against the law too.