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Angela Rayner is paying the price for Keir Starmer’s politicisation of the law
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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago
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I've read the article and done some cursory background.
They point to cash for question a seeing the starting point. That appears to be a year before SKS
They then point to phone hacking reopening. From what I can see this was because of new evidence. Was any prosecution from a reinterpretation of the law ? (And of so, was this backed by any legal view?
The met was stunned... But it appears the met took a fair amount of criticism from select committees on their handling here.
They may have a point with Chris Huhme. I don't recall the political background at the time. My memory is this was high profile. So I don't know whether the video was him treating this as near historical, or responding to how the world (read the press) was treating it. Was there pressure to make a statement ? I dunno. Unfortunately the first set of paragraphs on setting up this punch means I give less credence to their point.
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She makes a two page appearance again in the press today . A labour aide claims that she cheated in an election by beginning her campaign two months two months before her rivals which is a breach of party rules. Labour Party activist Sylvia Harrop quite because of the
She has claimed not to have lived at Lowndes yet asked her neighbour to sign a TR1 on the land registry transfer of title. In a dispute in 2015 apart from threatening Chris Hinet with the police being called ,she described herself as landlady of the Vicarage Road House.
It looks like standards of honesty do not matter to either her or Kier Starmer. |
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By *ammskiMan 30 weeks ago
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"She makes a two page appearance again in the press today . A labour aide claims that she cheated in an election by beginning her campaign two months two months before her rivals which is a breach of party rules. Labour Party activist Sylvia Harrop quite because of the
She has claimed not to have lived at Lowndes yet asked her neighbour to sign a TR1 on the land registry transfer of title. In a dispute in 2015 apart from threatening Chris Hinet with the police being called ,she described herself as landlady of the Vicarage Road House.
matter to either her or Kier Starmer. "
more bullshit from Pat |
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"She makes a two page appearance again in the press today . A labour aide claims that she cheated in an election by beginning her campaign two months two months before her rivals which is a breach of party rules. Labour Party activist Sylvia Harrop quite because of the
She has claimed not to have lived at Lowndes yet asked her neighbour to sign a TR1 on the land registry transfer of title. In a dispute in 2015 apart from threatening Chris Hinet with the police being called ,she described herself as landlady of the Vicarage Road House.
matter to either her or Kier Starmer. more bullshit from Pat"
None of that is bullshit  |
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"She makes a two page appearance again in the press today . A labour aide claims that she cheated in an election by beginning her campaign two months two months before her rivals which is a breach of party rules. Labour Party activist Sylvia Harrop quite because of the
She has claimed not to have lived at Lowndes yet asked her neighbour to sign a TR1 on the land registry transfer of title. In a dispute in 2015 apart from threatening Chris Hinet with the police being called ,she described herself as landlady of the Vicarage Road House.
It looks like standards of honesty do not matter to either her or Kier Starmer. "
I have read similar articles and also one that claims Labour destroyed parliamentary application documents that would help establish her address at the time in question. That said all are just allegations so need to wait. |
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"Angela Raynor the council house Raider
Will never be as good as that old boot thatcher the school milk snatcher "
Where I was at school the milk was always warm so I was happy to have it snatched away |
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"Angela Raynor the council house Raider
Will never be as good as that old boot thatcher the school milk snatcher
Where I was at school the milk was always warm so I was happy to have it snatched away"
Good for you |
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By *irldnCouple 30 weeks ago
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"Angela Raynor the council house Raider
Will never be as good as that old boot thatcher the school milk snatcher
Where I was at school the milk was always warm so I was happy to have it snatched away"
Aren’t you too young to remember school milk? Or is that your Fab Age  |
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"Angela Raynor the council house Raider
Will never be as good as that old boot thatcher the school milk snatcher
Where I was at school the milk was always warm so I was happy to have it snatched away
Aren’t you too young to remember school milk? Or is that your Fab Age "
I remember getting milk in primary school. May have been because I was in Scotland. |
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"Angela Raynor the council house Raider
Will never be as good as that old boot thatcher the school milk snatcher
Where I was at school the milk was always warm so I was happy to have it snatched away
Aren’t you too young to remember school milk? Or is that your Fab Age "
im younger than him and i remember getting small bottles of milk in school |
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By *irldnCouple 30 weeks ago
Brighton |
"Angela Raynor the council house Raider
Will never be as good as that old boot thatcher the school milk snatcher
Where I was at school the milk was always warm so I was happy to have it snatched away
Aren’t you too young to remember school milk? Or is that your Fab Age im younger than him and i remember getting small bottles of milk in school"
Oh ok? I don’t? Maybe you went to posh school |
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"Angela Raynor the council house Raider
Will never be as good as that old boot thatcher the school milk snatcher
Where I was at school the milk was always warm so I was happy to have it snatched away
Aren’t you too young to remember school milk? Or is that your Fab Age im younger than him and i remember getting small bottles of milk in school
Oh ok? I don’t? Maybe you went to posh school "
. Even her own father states that he would have advised her to pay the tax . He described it as a fair cop. |
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"Angela Raynor the council house Raider
Will never be as good as that old boot thatcher the school milk snatcher
Where I was at school the milk was always warm so I was happy to have it snatched away
Aren’t you too young to remember school milk? Or is that your Fab Age im younger than him and i remember getting small bottles of milk in school
Oh ok? I don’t? Maybe you went to posh school "
hahahha posh lol not even close to posh |
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By *irldnCouple 29 weeks ago
Brighton |
"Angela Raynor the council house Raider
Will never be as good as that old boot thatcher the school milk snatcher
Where I was at school the milk was always warm so I was happy to have it snatched away
Aren’t you too young to remember school milk? Or is that your Fab Age im younger than him and i remember getting small bottles of milk in school
Oh ok? I don’t? Maybe you went to posh school hahahha posh lol not even close to posh"
Joking aside maybe it varied from County to County because I did not get school milk! We did get that dodgy pink custard at lunch time though |
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"Joking aside maybe it varied from County to County because I did not get school milk! We did get that dodgy pink custard at lunch time though "
I remember getting little tetrahedral boxes of milk when I was in junior school. This would have been in 1976. I hated having to drink warm milk, and was very happy when it got taken away.
If it makes a difference, I was in one if the worst schools in a middling county. |
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"HMRC should just issue the woman with a notice of intent to begin court action but offer to let her pay the tax. Everything would be straightened out then."
No should just prosecute like they would any one else. And let it be argued in open court with the result of guilty or not. And if guilty pay the tax plus penalty.
Or she could just publish the tax advice she received and clear up the argument.
But she’s a gobshyte who wants others too but won’t herself. |
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"HMRC should just issue the woman with a notice of intent to begin court action but offer to let her pay the tax. Everything would be straightened out then.
No should just prosecute like they would any one else. And let it be argued in open court with the result of guilty or not. And if guilty pay the tax plus penalty.
Or she could just publish the tax advice she received and clear up the argument.
But she’s a gobshyte who wants others too but won’t herself. "
You're not allowed to call her a gobshite round here  |
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"HMRC should just issue the woman with a notice of intent to begin court action but offer to let her pay the tax. Everything would be straightened out then.
No should just prosecute like they would any one else. And let it be argued in open court with the result of guilty or not. And if guilty pay the tax plus penalty.
Or she could just publish the tax advice she received and clear up the argument.
But she’s a gobshyte who wants others too but won’t herself.
You're not allowed to call her a gobshite round here "
The shoe fits. Glass hoses and all that.
The more surprising is that Starmer hasn’t made her publish it. |
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"HMRC should just issue the woman with a notice of intent to begin court action but offer to let her pay the tax. Everything would be straightened out then.
No should just prosecute like they would any one else. And let it be argued in open court with the result of guilty or not. And if guilty pay the tax plus penalty.
Or she could just publish the tax advice she received and clear up the argument.
But she’s a gobshyte who wants others too but won’t herself.
You're not allowed to call her a gobshite round here "
You are if it’s Angela Vicky Pollard Rayner. |
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"HMRC should just issue the woman with a notice of intent to begin court action but offer to let her pay the tax. Everything would be straightened out then.
No should just prosecute like they would any one else. And let it be argued in open court with the result of guilty or not. And if guilty pay the tax plus penalty.
Or she could just publish the tax advice she received and clear up the argument.
But she’s a gobshyte who wants others too but won’t herself. "
What is it, £1,500 being investigated again by a team of 10 police officers, for several weeks, not to mention the senior police staff, engaged by the conservatives? |
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"HMRC should just issue the woman with a notice of intent to begin court action but offer to let her pay the tax. Everything would be straightened out then.
No should just prosecute like they would any one else. And let it be argued in open court with the result of guilty or not. And if guilty pay the tax plus penalty.
Or she could just publish the tax advice she received and clear up the argument.
But she’s a gobshyte who wants others too but won’t herself.
What is it, £1,500 being investigated again by a team of 10 police officers, for several weeks, not to mention the senior police staff, engaged by the conservatives? "
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By (user no longer on site) 28 weeks ago
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"HMRC should just issue the woman with a notice of intent to begin court action but offer to let her pay the tax. Everything would be straightened out then.
No should just prosecute like they would any one else. And let it be argued in open court with the result of guilty or not. And if guilty pay the tax plus penalty.
Or she could just publish the tax advice she received and clear up the argument.
But she’s a gobshyte who wants others too but won’t herself.
What is it, £1,500 being investigated again by a team of 10 police officers, for several weeks, not to mention the senior police staff, engaged by the conservatives? "
they aren't investigating the tax bill but something about the electoral register.
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By *irldnCouple 28 weeks ago
Brighton |
"HMRC should just issue the woman with a notice of intent to begin court action but offer to let her pay the tax. Everything would be straightened out then.
No should just prosecute like they would any one else. And let it be argued in open court with the result of guilty or not. And if guilty pay the tax plus penalty.
Or she could just publish the tax advice she received and clear up the argument.
But she’s a gobshyte who wants others too but won’t herself.
You're not allowed to call her a gobshite round here "
Aw of course you can. Nobody said otherwise. Challenge to perceptions and stereotyping yes. Stop being so butthurt |
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