Three leaders quit after shock UK election result - BBC News
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- The leaders of Labour, UKIP and Liberal Democrats all resign following a shock majority win for the Conservative party.
The Conservatives secured the 326 seats needed for a majority government, their first such victory since 1992.
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I see the algorithm will have the final say.....
Algorithm brought me here
That's real democracy in politics. Respect.
@Alba Shaor tell that to America
@@thomasmuller6301 Exactly
Farage became leader again after a few months.
Miliband is in the shadow cabinet.
Clegg still hasn’t talked to David Cameron.
Anyone watching seven years on by any chance? 👌
@@lucylocket4740 me
I am. Following Wellingborough and Kingswood by election Labour wins
Why am I recommended this now
Same here
same
Foreshadowing
@@Kirovxx I wonder who quits
@@ivanhardy-Birt1124 Sunak obviously. Tbh I think the most interesting part of this election will be the after election politics Reform and the Conservative Party will be playing.
Why the hell have I been recommended this
the ending. " I will be standing down" "fighter pilot voice" He's standing down. lol
And to think what would come after this.
Ended up in your recommended too ?
@@ccf3294 yup
@@ccf3294 same here
@@ccf3294 Here too.
@@ccf3294 I'm kinda late but same here
weird to see this on polling day
"I'm gonna end these mens' whole careers"
- David Cameron
And then one of those men (Farage) ended Cameron's career.
And for an encore, he ended May's career.
Not a bad legacy.
@wilverbal now he's in the process of ending Rishi's career 😂😂😂
And Cameron went a year later
Difference is Cameron was PM for 6 years.
@@AngloSupreme not really relevant though is it
@@fuckoffgoogle9747 the rest went through their parties failure in elections - the other party is still in power albeit with a different PM. Seems relevant to me.
@@AngloSupreme adding the difference that Cameron was pm for an extra year before also quitting is the definition of irrelevant, do you think no one is aware of that? do you think it matters?
@@fuckoffgoogle9747 mate it's not that deep lmao.
Unfortunately, the man of his word kept coming back and back and back. . . .
Let the algorithm cook
I can see Vin Diesel in his face
Corbyn should have taken notes after the worst Labour defeat in 85 years in 2019.
this is just when you call the team that lost and is complaining in pe a sore loser, they are just salty they didnt win
It all went to shit after this.
R.I.P LABOUR 2015
RIP in Rekt Labour, LB, and UKIP lol
Honourable
The lesser brother is back.
*from
What the hell?
Why they quit ? From from bbc land.
Everyone from the labor party has to resign.
It's a shame what happened to Nick Clegg, but good god is it satisfying to see Milibastard getting crucified like this!
Jeremy Kyle
Clegg's policies were relatively good, I viewed him as a way to support the conservative economic agenda without helping their xenophobic agenda.
Miliband's policies, on the other hand, were completely and utterly awful; of the 7 main party leaders, I would have taken literally anyone else in preference to him.
Adam Thornton
xenophobic agenda?
400,000 extra people were added to the NHS last year and this resulted in several major incidents were by accident and emergency departments were shut down because of over crowding.
The UK cannot take the level of immigration that it is at. It has to slow down and get the numbers under 100,000. And that is just for a starter.
clegg got what he deserved. milliband should of been pm
The vote rigging is appalling. 4million votes for Ukip and only one seat??? That's bullshit!
Nope that's not bs. The only thing about this election that I'm slightly happy about, was the failure of the UKIP party and Nigel Farage standing down as UKIP party leader YES, YES, YES. Let's celebrate with me NA NA DA DA, NA NA DA DA HEY HEY HEY GOODBYE, NA NA NA NA, NA NA NA NA HEY HEY HEY GOODBYE.
gunnyo50
The NHS is at breaking point.
There was an extra 400,000 people added to the NHS last year and that caused several major incidents in the system were by high profile A&E departments were shut down because of over crowding.
Only UKIP was talking about this everybody else has put their heads in the sand as if it is not happening.
bighands69 I rather have the devil I know in (TORIES) than the Devils I don't know in UKIP handling the NHS. Under UKIP this country would plunged into catastrophic crisis.
gunnyo50
The NHS as a model is unsustainable even with a fixed population never mind immigration.
A new more modern system is required to replace the 60 year old NHS model were health care is managed from central government were there is this black hole financial approach were by money is thrown into the system with out any care.
You should be wishing for the current NHS to be change even if it keeps the name NHS.
And still retains its free at point of access which UKIP have said they will be honoring.
The NHS needs private input but not privately run healthcare system.
The UK currently has a deficit of 100 billion and a national debt of 2.5 trillion and national debt liabilities of near to 10 trillion.
Would you like the health care budget to be cut in half because that is what is coming down the line if we do not act.
bighands69 We already have an new modern version of the NHS. It's called privatization, you know you pay extra to an health insurance provider away from NHS. I'm confused you want private investment in the nhs but not an privately run Healthcare system. Hmm that won't work.
No one doesn't want to see any public services being cut. But the country just voted for tories in they will be massive cuts not just your beloved NHS that ur so infatuated with.
It's no good whining and moaning about the ukip not getting in cos its fruitless. They lost and move on with ur life.
USSR, Russia. Congratulations on Victory Day!
Дмитрий Гадюкин Thank you friend, and you too :)
David should of been leader of the Labour Party not Ed just desserts!!! :)
Yup, I’m more of a conservative in views but I could vote labour under David Milliband, or even Tony Blair if he came back. Cameron was a great alternative though.
@@ChrisKlein0 Tony Blair was a nut case. Did you not know about the war with Iraq? Or maybe you happily forgot about it.
1.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/tony-blair-war-criminal-iraq-trial-convicted-yougov-british-people-uk-prme-minister-wmds-dossier-george-w-bush-a7870341.html
2.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/tony-blair-iraq-war-chilcot-inquiry-report-alex-salmond-move-to-impeach-a7031766.html
3.
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2765041.stm
4.
www.theguardian.com/film/2019/sep/22/katharine-gun-whistleblower-iraq-official-secrets-film-keira-knightley
@@d544 he probably likes Tony Blair because he had a very good domestic record and unlike most modern labour leaders, was electable. Everyone is aware of Iraq but Blair is still better leadership material than Kier, Jeremy, Ed, etc.
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Typical lib dems