What is a life worth?
Six months jail it seems:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
What is a life worth?
Six months jail it seems:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
"To be honest" is something Spence can never say again.
The Express is so desperate to show Reform UK in a good light, theyβve reported them winning 1 out of 5 by-elections yesterday as a βcrucial victoryβ.
All that journalism study, Katie Harris and theyβve got you writing thisβ¦
Are they paying the express for these press release articles?
General Petraeus has just been on BBC R4 saying he believes Trump will tell the truth about bombing a children's school.
Bless.
You mean Redzepi, and many of the others, are total frauds? They have been getting away with serving crap but, like the Emperor's New Clothes, have had gullible idiots to say how marvelous it is.
I give you Mirazur in Menton as a prime example.
Discussing how black isn't her colour
I still can't get over his claim that he has friends.
Trouble with what he was carrying, and not your couple of quid.
It is only a problem which has been going on for about ten years. You have to give them a bit of time . . .
Just look at the great brains involved.
It is craven journalism which lets Trump get away with it.
Journalism 1:01
"If the headline is a question the answer is always no."
Mandy Wixon sentencing at Gloucester Crown Court.
Judge is about 15mins late at the start of the case (due to begin at 10.00) and has had two breaks before 12.15.
Remember, they want you to believe it is the jury which slows everything down. . . .
A murder has been committed in the Westminster area.
Stamer has slaughtered Bad enough.
Easy 12-1 winner Holloway Queen (18.1 Betfair SP) was another top-rated winner at Cheltenham today. Over 14pts level stake profit on the day at Betfair SP.
Surely the point is politics journalism doesn't work. It ends up as a big pals club when the reporters get too close to their subjects to ask serious questions.
Ah yes, I remember it well . . .
It was also a defence line which was never going to run.
Mind you, a book of "People in racing who have fallen foul of the law' would run to several volumes.
Yes, but other than that . . .
Trump doesn't know who he is.
But the crook - tens of millions involved - is just allowed to walk away.
The French used to know how to cut arrogant aristocrats down to size.
Americans do know a lot about joining wars late . .
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/ce...
Hegseth can't even buy a suit that fits him.
BBC version only tells half the story. I think this one is better:
www.theguardian.com/world/2026/m...
Break the rules, don't cooperate with inquiries, get Β£50+m contracts for a firm you have a financial interest. The PPE supplied is useless, company goes bust owing Β£1.1m in taxes.
Crooked Chadlington can just walk away.
The French knew what to do with aristos.
www.theguardian.com/world/2026/m...
At Betfair SP:
2025 -18.8 (an awful lot of near misses!)
2024 +9.32
2023 +14.70
2022 -2.26
So +2.96 for the last four Cheltenham Festivals (plus an awful lot of fun).
What a time it would have been for a lightening bolt . . .