CipherTesh

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r/F1Game•3 yr. ago

Can't create Custom Setup in Career

:question: Discussion

Hi - I've just downloaded the game and for tt's and grand prix s I can't create a custom setup. Is this because I'm not a high enough rank?

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r/bald•3 yr. ago

Am I going bald?

Am I going bald?

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

Labour: Keir Starmer's leadership in turmoil as poll finds 69% of members would prefer Andy Burnham in charge | Politics News

news.sky.com/story/labour-keir-starmers-leade...

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

"There's a really good, coherent analysis that Labour can put forward, that speaks to both the 'Red Wall' and the 'Yellow Wall'. There's a patriotic, robust, energetic socialist case to be made." @siennamarla's interview with @PaulJSweeney:

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

BREAKING: The Biden administration backs waiving intellectual property protections for COVID-19 vaccines to enable more countries to produce more of the life-saving vaccines, the U.S. trade representative says. https://t.co/nnXgc25bRH

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

The myth of the red wall

Archive

thecritic.co.uk/the-myth-of-the-red-wall/

thecritic.co.uk

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

West Midlands Mayoral Voting Intention (First Round): Andy Street (CON): 52% (+10) Liam Byrne (LAB): 45% (+4) Second Round: Andy Street (CON): 52% (+2) Liam Byrne (LAB): 48% (-2) via @FindoutnowUK, TBC (Changes with 2017 Election)

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

LABOUR MEMBERS POLL – today we’re publishing the results of a big poll of the party membership across four articles. See the rest of the thread for a data extravaganza!

r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

Tories have 9 point lead in @OpiniumResearch over Labour, largest since May. Vaccine bounce & voters never blamed Govt as much as Labour hoped for early mistakes on @UKCovid19Stats

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

Survey of Labour party members: "Compared to Jeremy Corbyn, do you think Keir Starmer is doing better, worse, or about the same as leader of the Labour Party?" Better: 61% Worse: 29% via @YouGov, 17 - 24 Mar

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

I think people are meaner about constituency polls than they deserve, but the margin of error will be a lot higher - doubly so in this case. [Thread]

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

🚨 BREAKING: Tories comfortably in the lead over Labour in the Hartlepool by-election, according to a new poll Via @thetimes

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

#CandidateAnnouncements We are delighted to announce that @JohnPrescottRUK will be standing as the Reform UK candidate in the #HartlepoolByElection. A proud father and a self-employed businessman, John will be the strong voice in Westminster that #Hartlepool needs. https://t.co/LxN5El3pnd

https://twitter.com/reformparty_uk/status/1377214286561472513?s=19

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

NEW: Richard Tice is not standing in the Hartlepool by-election. He will instead be on the ticket for the London Assembly when the candidates are announced at 4pm today. He took a quarter of the votes in Hartlepool in 2019 - this will be welcome news in Tory HQ. https://t.co/vOUbSYB3he

https://twitter.com/Tony_Diver/status/1376842102043254784?s=19

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r/LabourUK•5 yr. ago

'Dodds hasn't really cut through with the public' - the next general election is due in 2024, nobody normal is paying any attention to the Shadow Chancellor and this would remain the case if she was replaced with Rachel Reeves, Richard Burgon or Lembit Opik.

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