I mean I felt like Del Torro had really set that story up at the end of the Golden Army.....

Shame we never got to see where he'd have gone with pt 3

It's almost performance art at this point

Related to protected characteristics.

I don't get why, how, anybody can justify the need for employers to be able to unfairly dismiss people whatever their length of service.

I'll bite.

So what is the logic behind needing to be able to unfairly dismiss new entrants?

Fairly dismissing would still have been entirely lawful. If they have poor performance, or attendance or behaviour that's not an unfair dismissal.

We already have day 1 protections if it's

Also Labour MPs know it’s not a vote winner, they just want to do it because they think it’s right. How’s that become such an alien concept in our politics?

"Labour are concerned that raising Income Tax or NI will cut spending power, so instead they will just bring more of your income under NI and have you pay tax on that instead. No, this is not the same because shut up."

This Labour government’s talent for punishing its own natural supporters without gaining any new ones is something I don’t think I’ve ever seen in politics. What on earth are they smoking