Worse than Michael Foot

[Whorty]

Even labour now must see that Corbyn has to go

[scooterscot]

So a hard Brexit by January's end? Laugh at that.

[Whorty]

So a hard Brexit by January's end? Laugh at that.

It's what the british voter deserves. Let's see how those northern seats that have voted Tory enjoy a hard brexit

Labour have brought this on themselves

[scooterscot]

Really struggle to see how the UK remains united after this.

On the bright side, should be some nice investment opportunities in a couple of years once the Tories have quadrupled the debt and flogged the poor out of existence.

[DealorNoDeal]

With Momentum's stranglehold on the party, and the snowflake membership, the next leader will probably be just as much of a lefty fruitcake.

Oh well, at least it can't be Dennis Skinner because he lost his seat to the Tories.

[NotAllThere]

Corbyn says he wants to stay on to oversee the move to a new leader. I think he needs to be defenestrated.

[DealorNoDeal]

In a way, it's the best outcome.

If this doesn't wake the party up, there's no hope for them.

Elect a loony lefty = electoral wilderness

[NigelJK]

On the bright side, should be some nice investment opportunities in a couple of years once the Tories have quadrupled the debt and flogged the poor out of existence.

Why would the Tories implement the reds plan?

[WTFH]

Why would the Tories implement the reds plan?

Because the debt is out of control, they needed someone to take over that they could blame

George Osborne’s law: a pledge to balance the books - Telegraph

We’ll balance the books!! (By 2020) George Osborne speech analysis | Coffee House

In the last 10 years, the government debt has increased from £1tn to £1.8tn. In percentages of GDP, it's gone from 67% to over 85%.
The deficit is better than it used to be, now around £25bn a year.
Last time the country ran a budget surplus was under Blair. Previous surpluses were under Wilson and Attlee.

So, the question has to be, how does the country do an Amy Winehouse and go Back to Black?

[malvolio]

Because the debt is out of control, they needed someone to take over that they could blame

George Osborne’s law: a pledge to balance the books - Telegraph

We’ll balance the books!! (By 2020) George Osborne speech analysis | Coffee House

In the last 10 years, the government debt has increased from £1tn to £1.8tn. In percentages of GDP, it's gone from 67% to over 85%.
The deficit is better than it used to be, now around £25bn a year.
Last time the country ran a budget surplus was under Blair. Previous surpluses were under Wilson and Attlee.

So, the question has to be, how does the country do an Amy Winehouse and go Back to Black?

Except quite a chunk of the increase in HMG debt has been on the back of the uncertainty over the last three years killing off huge amounts of inward investment. We can already see a boost in the markets and the pound (a two-edge sword that, to be fair) and should see more national income generally which would reduce the need for HMG borrowing.

Wait a year, then write us off. Right now we are still emerging, blinking in the light.