[Tubby Isaacs]

Cameron's Tories never received any dodgy donations either. He didn't for instance promise no top down reorganization of the NHS, take loads of private health donations, and do the biggest reorganization for 60 years.

[The Weeping Angel]

It's occured to me that if the scandals that had occured under Starmer occured under Cameron how many would have resulted in resignations?

[Tubby Isaacs]

Rushanara Ali wouldn't have gone- I thought actually she had a defence that she tried to sell the house, but the market deteriorated, so she let it out again, at market rate having (apparently) let it out a long way below that for years. Labour ministers always get pushed much harder to resign. Mandelson of all people had a raw deal when he resigned the second time under Blair.

[mattomac]

Doubt Rayner would to be honest.

Haigh probably wouldn’t have under Johnson to Sunak.

[davidjay]

It's occured to me that if the scandals that had occured under Starmer occured under Cameron how many would have resulted in resignations?

Maybe all of them. From May onwards no chance. Johnson would probably have promoted them.

[The Weeping Angel]

Whilst Starmer has undoubtedly made mistakes in his office it should be remembered he was right about Covid.

[Boiler]

Whilst Starmer has undoubtedly made mistakes in his office it should be remembered he was right about Covid.

And do we all remember the squawking by Sunak about how Labour would have locked us down forever or something?

[Youngian]

Sunak has some questions to answer with his eating out meal subsidy, didn't that spread infection? As if they'd be any other consequence.