Starmer to drop pub garden smoking ban
Industry leaders had warned that the ban would be another “nail in the coffin” for pubs and bars.
Industry leaders had warned that the ban would be another “nail in the coffin” for pubs and bars.
Mike Galsworthy branded the BBC a "public disservice" after watching the segment.
He said banning all sales "would be the wrong position for this government and I will not take it" in response to a question from Zarah Sultana.
"This is a huge vote of confidence in the UK and it proves that Britain is open for business."
"And Beth I might just gently say... Sky invite us to quite a lot of hospitality events..."
Starmer is no stranger to leaders' gaffes.
"We have cut ourselves off from our principal market, our most important partners, and that is the underlying crisis that faces this country", Mike Galsworthy said.
Funny how the media spins these things.
Sir Keir Starmer said security concerns meant he could no longer sit in the stands at football matches.
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