The Week That Was Good Week Bad Week Tree(s lovers) Economic Credibility With Labour, the Conservatives, the Liberal This week the Institute for Fiscal Studies Democrats, the Greens and the Brexit has handed down their verdict on the Party all committing to plant more trees, it’s manifestos declaring the plans of both the a good week for arborists and tree lovers Conservative and Labour Parties weren’t credible Stella Creasy The Labour Candidate for Walthamstow Jeremy Corbyn this week announced a very special pre- This week in (political) history Hoping for a poll bounce from a ‘radical’ election ‘labour gain’ with the birth of her manifesto, the Labour leader’s week first child on Wednesday… congratulations! 100 years ago this week, Nancy started poorly with the Chief Rabbi Astor, the first woman to take her criticising Corbyn and his party’s handling LBC and Nick Ferrari seat in the House of Commons was of antisemitism… it didn’t get better with a In a week where the Prime Minister grilling at the hands of Andrew Neil when elected as the Member for Plymouth declined Channel 4’s invitation to debate the Labour leader was challenged to climate change and his indecision over a Sutton apologise to the Jewish community and one-on-one interview with Andrew Neil has defend his economic agenda dominated, LBC scored a win with an hour of the PM taking questions from listeners Did you know? Philip Dunne live on Friday morning We all know the Queen doesn’t vote There are calls for the former Minister and Tory candidate for Ludlow to be suspended by convention, but Members of the after he was forced to apologise for House of Lords are excluded from inappropriate comments which deeply voting in General Elections offended his Labour opponent and many in the Sikh community For more information, please contact [email protected] or follow us on Twitter @Instinctif_PP.