"There are two ways to invoke the Parliament Act: by a supporter adopting it at the next private member’s bill ballot or for the government to give time to the bill for it to return to the Commons." The rest of the article discusses the difficulty of the latter. Is there any problem with the former?

For this reason I pity anyone who lives in what has been a safe Tory seat. FPTP is a terrible system.

I would say the answer is straightforward for everyone who recognises just how dangerous Reform is: Vote for whichever party is best placed to defeat Reform. If that's Tory then vote Tory, regardless of what you think of them.

And Malcolm Rifkind

I count 17 peers there, which is something.

There are 17 peers there, which is something, though indeed no sitting MPs.

10 or the 21 are there. Most notably, the only one of the 21 who is currently an MP, Caroline Nokes, is not there. Four of the ten who are there are peers (Clarke, Hammond, Soames and Vaizey)

And a lot of people who are doomed to suffer horribly and who could have been spared that will be forced to endure that suffering needlessly and against their will. Palliative care can only do so much.

Completely agree on wind gusts. Really needs to be there. Surely more important than the feels like temperature.

Apparently this will come, but pretty shocking the release went out without this.