In Denton and Gorton "Get Starmer Out" was the key slogan of Reform's (unsuccessful) campaign. In Makerfield, however, if you really want to get Starmer out, voting for Burnham is the way to do that.
But "Get Starmer Out Sooner" doesn't really strike me as the kind of slogan Labour will go for.
A happy 10 year anniversary to this truly incredible discussion with Virgin Media. Needless to say, I moved on from Virgin Media some time ago.
'How much for broadband and TV?'
'£34 a month for the broadband and TV plus £17.99 a month for the telephone line.'
'I don't want the telephone line. Can I get it without?'
'Yes. Certainly.'
'How much is that? Just for broadband and TV?'
'£51.99 a month.'
'That's the same price.'
'No it isn't.'
I tell you what, I am not sure that those on the right in America have always been massively enthusiastic about the World Cup.
According to Shaun Gunner on Twitter:
"New provision in the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026, which received Royal Assent a fortnight ago."
Boris Johnson stayed as Mayor of London for just over a year after rejoining the House of Commons as a London MP.
Does Andy Burnham have to give up being Mayor of Manchester?
(Serious question)
A joke there for the other Gen Xers.
What a mistake-a to Maker-field?
What impact will a change of leader have on the polls?
The danger is it will be like a set of inflatables at children's party with a puncture: Any bounce will be very modest and short-lived, leaving some crying in disappointment, while to others the problems were clear from the start.
Ed Davey standing down for Andy Burnham really would be the ultimate political stunt.