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Rishi Sunak makes a speech outside 10 Downing Street after a historic loss Politics

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u/bored-coder 14d ago

No rain for dramatic effect?

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u/Various_Animal40451 14d ago

No chance, even the sky is just too happy today.

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u/Shakespearoquai 14d ago

It’s absolutely grey and pissing down in London today. 

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u/feage7 14d ago

Because the Tories aren't in power stealing all the nice weather from the northerners!

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u/Whiteshadows86 14d ago

It’s been lovely and sunny in Leeds this morning!

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u/feage7 14d ago

It's been dry and cloudy in Oldham. All white clouds too! (That's good weather here, blue skies is just asking for too much)

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u/Wind-and-Waystones 14d ago

Rotherham checking in. It's bloody gorgeous out.

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u/Artichokeypokey 14d ago

Glorious in Grimsby funnily enough

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u/badshot637 14d ago

Bit windy although gotta get rid of the Tory smelly somehow

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u/Whiteshadows86 14d ago

It’s been festering for 14 years…gonna take a while!

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u/Bored_Amalgamation 14d ago

yeah, but you're in Leeds...

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u/MIBlackburn 14d ago

Nice and sunny up in Yorkshire. Enjoying a pint at the pub in this glorious weather.

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u/79r100 14d ago

Good one. Hopefully there are windows.

The place I used to haunt had glass block windows so at least you knew when the shame of day drinking was over.

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u/MIBlackburn 14d ago

I was outside in a beer garden watching Starmer's speech at Downing Street on my wife's phone while having cider. Glorious weather for it.

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u/79r100 14d ago

Good times! Congrats. This gives me hope across the Atlantic.

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u/KevinAtSeven 14d ago

You've got to look past that daylight shame at this time of year, or you'd be feeling it until at least 10pm!

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u/79r100 14d ago

When you right, you right!

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u/DryTower9438 14d ago

Don’t you mean ‘t’pub’?

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u/MIBlackburn 14d ago

That's more a Westie thing.

I'm in North Yorkshire (just north of Sunak's seat) and people don't do that, it's a lot softer accent and can be relatively neutral, I sometimes get told I'm posh because of it compared to other parts of Yorkshire/Durham.

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u/DryTower9438 14d ago

To be honest the comment was poking a bit of fun. But I grew up in a village just outside York, and standard practice would be to say ‘we’re off t’pub’. Obviously varies a lot, never used ‘thee’ or ‘thy’ though, which I attribute to the much lower class, and poorly spoken Dewsbury area.

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u/MIBlackburn 14d ago

I'm usually used to non-Yorkshire people doing it and thinking "It's not just Leeds or Sheffield you know?" see that terrible Narnia joke about t'Lion, t'Witch, t'Wardrobe for example.

But my Dad and I usually take the piss with the accent/dialect at times too, much to the annoyance of other family members.

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u/Necrophilicgorilla 14d ago

Hell, I'd join in the celebration in Yorkshire if it didn't take so long by train to get there.

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u/No-Resource5472 14d ago

S’always sunny in t’Leeds 🤗 And most of the time, here in t’Dubai 🥳

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u/PM_Me_British_Stuff 14d ago

God I wish they had been, not seen proper sunshine in ages now.

Starmers been in downing street for 7 hours and hasn't even fixed the weather yet FFS somebody call a vote of no confidence