Alternatively she thought that her responsibility was to do what she thought best for her electorate and the country as a whole. Her electorate disagreed. She would have known full well the risk she was running with her constituents...but stuck to what she thought was right - which is what she's actually elected to do. No idea what she has done in her time as an MP to deserve a peerage - but sticking to what she thought was right should not IMO disqualify her.
yes every time i go into M&S in Sneck the mens is smaller, soon there won't be one
Joking aside, it may be that men are resorting to online shopping more and more. I know personally I hate going to actual shops, and, knowing my size, tend to order a lot of clothes and such online. Whereas women are more likely to visit the shops to try things on etc as they always have done.
TBH i find sizes wildly differ of anything i've ever tried to buy online , so i don't tend to buy anything unless i try it on first now
This happened to an old mate on holiday in Majorca, looked like a murder scene, the maid screamed in Spanishhaving a nose bleed while asleep overnight and waking up to a bed thats looks like someone had been murdered in it
And why do shops put the changing rooms right next to the lingerie section - I always feel like a right dirty old man when waiting hours for Mrs S to try on loads of outfits
You haven’t demonstrated incompetence.
Maybe she has a significant knowledge and background in an area of life that Labour think would be very useful to have in the House of Lords. Dunno. Would seem odd, I agree, if she has nothing specific to offer to the Lords in debates or sitting on committees.
