What’s actually going on is the Tories trying to delay implementation of the recommendations of the actual inquiry, that they the Tories failed to act upon.
Fortunately, Labour have a big enough majority to proceed with the Children’s Bill and ignore the Tories creating a noise to cover their own failing:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgngd52z71o.amp
You don’t need to lecture me on your new found awareness of the application of the Inquiries Act 2005, it was me who introduced its existence into your awareness.
Odd thing to say given it was you who accused me of being, ‘a breathtaking lack of knowledge’ on this matter.
And yet here you are today conceding the points I make on the law and procedure of inquiries.
There’s no ‘smug arrogance’ in having read the laws applying to inquiries long before ever commenting on how they proceed.
After the Government had determined exactly what the terms of reference were.
Now all you ‘Labour are afraid of something’ merchants have to come up with is some evidence of the Tories setting terms of reference that covered up or avoided exposing Labour misdeeds.
They could have been descendants of those who survived the battle of Towson Moor, on a day trip down south from Doncaster.
There’s lots of could have beens, there always is.
It wasn’t Heath’s policies unless you read the history, in particular Heath handing out significant pay rises to some while e forcing pay controls on others.
How am I on the side of the criminals?
I’m very much in favor of them receiving the maximum penalty for affray, which I stated above is 3 years in prison.
When did I ever suggest they were ‘all white British’?
Oh I get it, you’re making stuff up again.
I do support the working man, I also support laws governing financial transactions with banks.
I don’t support the grifting recidivist Yaxley-Lennon (beyond that is the tiny fraction of the taxes I pay in UK going towards his upkeep in prison).
This might be of help.
I believe they also have a service to check your credit rating.
https://www.experian.co.uk/consumer/mortgages/guides/self-employed.html
The ‘current US’ policy position is described here, it very much supports Palestinian and Israeli rights:
https://www.state.gov/countries-areas/palestinian-territories/
There you go again with more nonsense.
The Inquiry was in the UK, it was established under the Inquiries Act 2005, Government ministers set the terms of reference.
You clearly have not read the Inquiries Act 2005, I have.