And especially reservoirs , a reason why we always have water shortages

True. But they can just legislate infrastructure requirements against new developments. These rules used to be in place, but the tories relaxed lots of the requirements to make it cheaper for their developer mates. The requirements on housing standards need improving, too. All new builds should have top-level EPC.

@@user-vc5zt9ci12..'developer mates'...what like the Labour mayor of Liverpool?..

@dr.phibes7359 the mayor has little control over regulations and legislation. There will always be those on the take in our system, from all sides (although it's been endemic in the tory party). The only controls we have are laws to hobble these MFs.

@@user-vc5zt9ci12 I've just called out Joe Anderson. Labour mayor of Liverpool. Can you give me a tory party example?..

I think it is another earning stream, get the story in first Similar to a solicitor taking phone calls during a consultation and charging for the full clock duration.

Exactly what I was thinking, he is making me so angry with his rude behaviour. Leave the set if you can't be engaged, learn some GOOD manners.

Is that all you're taking from this? Seriously? What about the fact that labour is planning to allow way more immigration and introduce CBDC'S which will lead to complete and total financial slavery for us all. Wakey wakey! 🤷‍♂️

With the phone so perverts can play with them too!! Harriett Harman (look into what she’s says about children and adults make you very angry) but she’s one of them lot

🤣🤣🤣

Imagine being able to be proud of your father.

@@Blazedreptile but is it necessary to keep telling everyone all the time, it's ridiculous, he's just trying to make the peasants believe he's a working class lad🤣🤣🤣

We he certainly did make a tool

@@Pendragon1122 Have you seen the one farraige’s daddy made ???

she is a champion of those little parties, how this woman has the brass neck to show her face?

She worked hard for her constituents. I worked in Peckham and saw this first hand. Wd never vote for her though.

yeh very hissy. I feel as though it's these headsets.

It's rain. I press pause and I hear the same.

Times Radio is a 3rd world radio company

Becaussssse 🐍

All along the North coast of Kent new houses are being built, the infrastructure for services is overloaded. Water mains are failing as the water company increases pressure to supply the new homes. Sewage systems have not been updated to match the increased demand. That is before we look at schools, doctors, dentists etc. Now we are going to get even more of the same.

They've just given permission for 330 new homes on flood plain near us. It could mean that we start getting flooded in future. And there's nothing we can do about it

Harriet is a guest, Piener is the presenter.

@@johnhughes2113 thank goodness

Just keep her away from young children. P I E

I saw her in my Drs surgery the other day, my blood began to boil.

Gosh

No. I can't say I did. Because I don't care either way if some people were carrying English flags or not. And my face feels like it's stopped being slapped now, by the shower we just got rid of. They were good at having the right flags though.

My god, the WHOLE world?? Brilliant, we have job vacancies to fill. Fab.

Even more schools to be built when the parents can’t handle the private school fees.

He need more money to buy rubber dinghy's by the thousands, 4 you know who.

@@johnbenham1259Awesome, a genuinely insightful comment dissecting the fallacies of austerity and you respond with near unreadable nonsense.

Why should you have to block your ears? Because it's Farage. Look, you shouldn't care less about who's speaking and instead reinvest your care into what's being discussed. Additionally, whatever is being discussed, you should care on whether or not it is based in fact and logic and not on whether you like or hate the sound of it. Higher level thinking and reasoning is what makes us human and raises us above the animal kingdom. Stop making decisions based on your feelings and start thinking.

@@FEiSTYFEVER chap with phone said to HH block your ears

Oh they'll do stuff alright, but it'll be the same stuff as the last lot, just moreso. More taxes, more immigration, more pandering to the WHO, WEF, UN etc.

@@f0rtuzer0 TIn hat fears?

They've already started, sorry! But keep your fantasy alive - don't worry about the facts.

Just look at his body language.

They don't.

Awesome

The polls closed days ago, you can stop campaigning now

Great phrase,gonna use that a lot in the next few years n credit you for it !

@@chrisdanks6447 Sadly, I don't deserve the credit, but it is very descriptive...

@@ipohtennischannel5482 You don't deserve credit.

You mean the detention centres that used to be hotels

You voted Reform, didn't you. Can spot em a mile off.

@@DellaWilliams-vo3ez Of course I voted Reform. Proud of that too

@@robertlockwood3540In that case I'm sorry your 'party' is a nonentity.

A majority of people in 2019 voted for parties who stood for a much softer Brexit or a new referendum on leaving. Were you complaining about the electoral system then?

I don't believe brits are work shy. It's the poor pay. I live in norfolk and there is loads of land work....but it is seasonal...a few months out-of the year which pays the farmers and their mortgages for the whole year. But the land workers can't pay bills or get a mortgage without permanent work and moving from one seasonal job to another

Same 4 the nhs and social care work...horrid conditions unsociable hours physically and mentally draining....yet low pay...not enough to make ends meet

You do know that the word Reform was around before the Reform party don't you?

Sadly, the bigots' party will sully the word for a long time to come.

Spivs are bad too, but hereditary peers are even more unmeritocratic

@@dominicchallis2928 sorry? I'm not talking about people appointed to the Lords on merit, 100% should be done that way like Patrick Vallance just yesterday, I'm talking about the 90 or so hereditary peers who were born into the role and therefore did nothing to earn it. I'm not at all defending the really undeserving appointments of cronies and rich donors in the way Boris Johnson and others did.

I think you misunderstand the point of the pay gap issue. There are two parts. First is all the various cultural factors, stereotypes and expectations put on boys vs girls which influence which career choices they believe to be attainable for them, and consider for the future. Hence why there are many efforts to get more women into fields like STEM or law / politics etc. Saying "choose better jobs" is ignoring the cultural inertia that has existed for centuries which still has to be turned to a more equitable direction. And the second is legal support for people who have faced gender discrimination at work, like women being passed over for promotions or pay rises that men working the same job have had... that is illegal but when companies do it they often still get away with it. This is why there is a pay gap, and you don't necessarily have to achieve 50/50 parity, but you do need for every glass ceiling to be broken and for all women to feel welcome and appreciated in any industry they may choose to enter which is sometimes not the case sadly. I think anyone who believes that workplace equality is solved, done and dusted is being.... naive to put it mildly. Seeing trailblazers can help girls visualise the possibilities.

Oh dear here we have a mysoginst/ ageist pratt. I'll presume you love nigel farage 😂

@@ash_yt0 more excuses and cope because women dont want to do the tough jobs but want the pay that comes with the tough jobs. It’s been 50 years since the workforce doubled so it’s about time women stopped moaning and do the jobs that keep society running. “Equitable direction” you mean discriminate against men 😉. “Gender discrimination” ah emotional blackmail. I’m not succeeding because of what’s in between my legs not because you weren’t good enough for the job. Bring back the meritocracy ! “Made welcome” code speak for change everything for a few people entering a workspace and make it as awkward as possible for the majority of people, aye that’s ‘equal’ right enough 🤮

Do not know anyone where I live voted for labour can only think it was the Londoners who have taken over all the new builds voting for the ex mayor of Lambeth who stood for this area

@@AlbertMartin-p8d Yeh it's all corrupt 🙄

There are a lot of useless eaters out there who see a meal ticket. Also - how can one really trust such an opaque, byzantine system. Seriously. If you're over the age of about 40 and have been paying any attention whatsoever to governments and politics you should at least be a _little_ sceptical of what may or may not be going on out of view of the public.

@johnwarren9112 It is the people who voted for Labour to blame now according to Stammer those illegals who came to Dover can seek Asylum in uk hence Uk will be overcrowded and community services overstretched

Evidence? No, didn't think so.

I think you'll find Thatcher was extremely pro-EU. She campaigned for the Remain side in 1975, and was a major player in the Single European Act.

Did no-one ever tell you that adding exclamation marks to asinine comments tends to make them seem more, not less, asinine?

Funny how a so called true socialist is happy to accept a title and a seat in the Lords that will be a nice little earner for just going in. Handy for a cheap lunch

Nadine Dorries. Is that you?

And the hatchet job she did on Corbyn.

NO !

I wouldn't buy one from Farage. Not only would it fall to bits as soon as you actually drive the thing away, he'll tell you why it's other people's fault that you ended up with that, not his.

ALL sick benefit people??? I hope you never get ill.

Speak English

I never got ill in my life you fool

It's a tax on private school fees, not education, so it will affect only those who are well-off enough to afford private education. And it's to raise £1.6b in the budget in order fund things like more teachers for state schools. The whole idea is to help the education system, reduce the inequity between affluent and poor, and increase opportunities for all children, not just those who go to private schools.

It's a tax on educational (and social) segregation, not on education itself.

@rachel.mcgowan it's a tax on all people who send their kids to private schools clear discrimination

@@CharlesSondergaardWon’t Someone think of the millionaires!

Because it’s a radio broadcast.

They’re probably all actors too…..paid ones though, not ordinary ones mind !!!

You a russian troll or just a bit thick? It's an outside radio broadcast

what is wrong with you?

​@@void-void-void-tvno. What is wrong with her??? P I E

Her involvement with PIE shows a shocking lack of judgement and none existent safeguarding knowledge. She also thinks men can become women. She’s a red flag in plain sight.

@@robynthomason949 I know she takes great pleasure in encouraging her male peers to hang around children's playgrounds