Week in the UK. Good or bad

On Monday, election race continued. So, we've known more about leader of British opposition and l eader of the Labour Party since 2020 Keir Starmer. While his party took under fire Rishi Sunak's wife for using tax loophole in their latest advert   so that, the readers wished "the Labour front bench better hope every single one of their spouses/partners is squeaky clean because now they've opened this door it'll be open season. I expect numerous stories in the media going forward about their families, and any complaints will be knocked back with 'well you brought Sunak's wife into it, your family is fair game now';   the Daily Mail correspondent recalled old sins of sir Keir Starmer went to 21 meetings of the Sentencing Council, it decided not all child sex offenders should go to prison. The article concludes that Starmer bears significant responsibility for the fact that, from 2014 until the present day, it has been possible for child sex offend...

On Wednesday, Keir Starmer announced his Friday major promise to freeze council tax bills .  To be honest, the UK citizens weren't happy with deterioration of their living standards these days. Many, I think, will look forward Labour to win, especially after such headlines as Monday one 'Home Secretary Suella Braverman vows 'hippy crack' ban under new anti-social behaviour drive will stop 'hordes of youths loitering in parks'' which is about Suella Braverman plans to announce new fines of up to £1000 for begging. Despite expected hopes, the Thursday Mr. Starmer's promise, yet, had arouse the distrust among redditors. " This does remind me of Labour's 2015 pledge to freeze energy bills under Ed Miliband. It wasn't a strong vote-winner at that point unfortunately, and it's sort of worrying that Starmer's idea is very much the same. Mind, the political landscape and the level of competency of the Tories (I can hardly believe I...