Ed Millband didn’t like the fact that bacon sarnies were on the menu
Tom22174 on
Why is a short paragraph at the end of an article the first I’m hearing about the government actually working on new guidelines around this stuff? You’d think that someone would have written a headline about it since it’s been such a huge issue lately
pubemaster_uno on
“I didn’t go through that bacon butty ordeal for nothing. Stick to the party line.”
corbynista2029 on
In the original report:
>In a pitch prepared by the Labour Party’s commercial team and emailed yesterday, invitees to The Ivy restaurant in Manchester are promised “a rare chance to gain insights, network and exchange ideas amongst peers and a Government minister”.
And today it’s reported that:
>A Labour spokesperson said: “The business secretary isn’t involved in this, was completely unaware, and isn’t attending.”
What the actual fuck is going on in Labour HQ? The commercial team wants to set up meetings between the business secretary and executives that cost £30,000 WITHOUT TELLING THE SECRETARY???
HandBananaHeartCarl on
Could anyone tell me what they were eating that could possibly warrant a £30,000 bill? Were the croissants made of gold?
Seeamanaboutadug on
It’s almost like both the blue and red team are goading us into a revolution.
Cautious_Leg_9555 on
Ed Miliband positioning himself for the next leadership contest.
Wolf_of_WalI on
£30,000 for breakfast Jordy?! What this breakfast do cureee cancaar
peakedtooearly on
“For £30,000 they would also get to help decide who would attend.”
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Ed Millband didn’t like the fact that bacon sarnies were on the menu
Why is a short paragraph at the end of an article the first I’m hearing about the government actually working on new guidelines around this stuff? You’d think that someone would have written a headline about it since it’s been such a huge issue lately
“I didn’t go through that bacon butty ordeal for nothing. Stick to the party line.”
In the original report:
>In a pitch prepared by the Labour Party’s commercial team and emailed yesterday, invitees to The Ivy restaurant in Manchester are promised “a rare chance to gain insights, network and exchange ideas amongst peers and a Government minister”.
And today it’s reported that:
>A Labour spokesperson said: “The business secretary isn’t involved in this, was completely unaware, and isn’t attending.”
What the actual fuck is going on in Labour HQ? The commercial team wants to set up meetings between the business secretary and executives that cost £30,000 WITHOUT TELLING THE SECRETARY???
Could anyone tell me what they were eating that could possibly warrant a £30,000 bill? Were the croissants made of gold?
It’s almost like both the blue and red team are goading us into a revolution.
Ed Miliband positioning himself for the next leadership contest.
£30,000 for breakfast Jordy?! What this breakfast do cureee cancaar
“For £30,000 they would also get to help decide who would attend.”
Wow. Just wow.