An heirloom passed down through the generations, I’d rather not have it for breakfast.

At the moment I’d be happy with not having to boil hats for food.

Tbf having a better day of it today due to some half hearted kick chase from NZ.

She’s another right wing hack making a living by spouting lines directly from Tufton Street and is best ignored.

“Does that mean we’ll get our fair share of HS2, East/West Rail money?”

“No”

“Devolution of the Crown Estate?”

“No”

While I agree, I suggest that Labour (and the Tories) suffer this to a far greater degree than the others.

I seen to remember Corbyn also ruled out a deal and the same happened at the last election when Labour refused to do deals with other parties.

Unfortunately pragmatism is not something that the powers that be at the top of UK Labour seem to recognise.

I fear that if Reform win the next general election it will be because Labour refused to be pragmatic rather than other parties.

If Labour is best place to beat Reform then I would vote Labour.

Question for you - if any other progressive party is best place to beat Reform, should Labour stand aside?

And I’m all for tactical voting but Labour’s view on it is that it only applies to voting Labour rather than standing aside for other parties

If being less bad than Reform is all Labour has then it has very little to offer the electorate.

Quite frankly UK Labour’s offer to the Welsh Electorate at the last GE was hardly different to the UK Tory offer.

Yep. The idea that Labour falls into the “progressive” camp when all it’s seems to be doing is chasing the Reform vote doesn’t stack up.

Excellent idea!