Is there a possibility that she has a genuine reason for wanting to resign that has nothing to do with being an MP or anything to do with the phone/mugging and she's asked him not to divulge?
And then Starmer is trying to be a decent person and boss (for want of a better word) by respecting her right to privacy?
It might be coincidental timing wise but it's not impossible.
Or perhaps she's resigned due to mental health problems caused by the recent exposure and he's trying to protect her rather than throw her under a bus.
Do the public have the right to know every little thing going on in the private lives (and by extension their close friend's and families) of elected officials? I can see arguments to both sides of that question and I honestly don't know the answer.
Surely the quality of the hotel would be the best advertisement there. If the rooms/service is shocking, then an advert behind reception isn't going to change that?
Individuals life's, Individual's choice.
Does have some wider issues in that it could affect other people (family/friend's) and there is a risk that a cure could be just around the corner. But if someone wants to die, then they'll find a way. It's better for them to do it in a controlled and supported fashion.
Yeah, I've got long arms and bad shoulders so it's not my favourite lift either. Much prefer stuff like deadlift/rack pulls.
Keep at it and you'll get there.
Stronglifts is a nice programme and a great started place for any new lifters or people wanting to get back at it. Surprisingly cheap for what it is too.
I find bench press is one of those lifts which is very in your mind and there's something about 100kg which blocks a lot of people.
I was stuck there for ages, but when I did finally break it I then shot on up past 120kg without a sweat.
You'll crack it.
Things like this, I always try to read the book after seeing the film.
That way I'll still enjoy both of them.
Whereas often if I've read the book first, then the film is a disappointment.