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I get he made a grave error of judgement with Mandelson, but the media storm that followed and the constant barrage of 'Should he go? How about now? How about NOW?' Is exhaustingly hyperbolic and I am disgusted by it. I will not be swayed in my Labour vote because of these fools. Causing the downfall of a good PM through this tide of kneejerk, rage bait, opinions-as-fact slop is incredibly stupid and dangerous. The whole thing is a manipulation by a media who is desperate to remain relevant, keep people's attention, and keep the ad revenue rolling in. Starmer is not my favourite person but he is clearly a capable, decent person doing an almost impossible job. People need to get behind him and tell the media to firmly F the F off. submitted by /u/Impossible-Visit-199 to

I've been working in the UK since 2022. I'm fluent in English, Hindi, Urdu and can hold a conversation in Marathi. I work in an Accident and Emergency Department. 3 weeks ago an Indian family of 5 people arrived in A&E. We had to impose a limit of 1 patient + 1 relative due to an overwhelming number of people and not enough seats etc. They pretended not to speak English when 3 of them were instructed to leave by a local nurse, answering in a mix of "No understand" and Hindi. When I approached them and told them 3 had to leave in Hindi, the man switched to speaking Urdu. I was able to tell them 3 had to leave and they got nasty towards me. I stood my ground and eventually three of them left except for the patient and their mother. During this time I was in and out of the triage room, as well as monitoring some patients who were in the sitting area with limited mobility. I overheard the pa

Not me this time, just happened to see it. Slightly longer video for full context. Not sure what the micra does wrong here. Joins ahead of me and the Qashqai, even moves to lane 1 at the 36s mark, then comes back out and a while later the Qashqai absolutely sends it down the inside and brake checks them while indicating left. After all this, the Qashqai wasn't even in a hurry. Just sat there ahead for the next 4 miles. submitted by /u/GemballaRider to

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Hi everyone, hoping you can help! I’m a recent grad that’s just been offered an entry level role for my dream career after quite a few soul destroying months post-graduation! However, the pay is a bit lower than what I was expecting but as a result, I’m only in the office 2 days a week. Initially my plan had been to get a flatshare in London, but with my salary being a bit lower than what I was expecting and only having to be in the office two days a week, it seems pointless to spend so much money on a flat in London. So I’m just wondering if people have any advice on where to live for this? I wouldn’t mind an hour to an hour and a half commute on the train to London (before then thinking about the tube), but preferably I wouldn’t want more than an hour and a half (I know I’m asking for quite a bit though) If anyone has any advice or suggestions please do share them, and thank you very much!

Apparently this post got removed by mods on r/AskUK for being a common question? And then manually removed from r/UnitedKingdom for being a meme?? I've read somewhere that toilet paper sheets in northern europe are shaped according to the golden ratio to make

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