Some points and questions.

1. We have 650 members of the House of Commons. Jeremy Corbyn is trying to persuade them to agree that participation in war must be subject to their democratic vote. Let us name the MPs that vote against his Bill.

2. We should not but will probably have to wait until the local council elections in May to see the end of Starmer. He will play that old card saying that you cannot change a prime minister when there is a war on. So he needs that war. We do not!

3. Do look again at a summary of the findings in the Chilcot Report. Blair did not cause the destruction of Iraq and all those deaths by accident. He chose to tell death-causing lies. Why is he a Knight of the Garter? Does our governing system endorse such corruption? Oh and why are we spending a fortune providing him with bodyguards?

4. Why have we got Conservative and Labour MPs who are Friends of Israel and funded by supporters of Israel? Are they Friends of the U.K.?

5. After Starmer who or what might we get? And even if we have a general election who might we vote for? Reform is not a political party. It is a private company of millionaires peddling prejudice. I won’t list and describe all the parties but we might look at the Greens and in Cymru Plaid are pushing through a bill to hold accountable politicians who tell lies. How about that?

6. A test for every member of our current Cabinet, “No talking, sit in your desks and write down everyone of Starmer’s Ten Pledges. Tick all those on which he delivered.”

7. I feel like I am in school waiting for the bell to go so I can go out to play. Starmer is refusing to ring the bell.