Tbh I'd be inclined to go the other way - get rid of the cronies and keep the hereditaries, at least those who are truly working.
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Tbh I'd be inclined to go the other way - get rid of the cronies and keep the hereditaries, at least those who are truly working.
Starmer’s position is entirely consistent with what he wrote about Iraq in 2003, a fact of enormous inconvenience to just about everybody currently criticising it. Happily for them, just like the entire bloody Chilcot Inquiry it is apparently very easy to ignore.
boy that's a war crime
Ansari: "The DOJ was caught red handed withholding explosive and credible FBI witness interviews of a woman who accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her when she was a minor. Shouldn't we hold hearings on that? Shouldn't Pam Bondi be here, forced to testify about why she's violating the law?"
The @ipso.co.uk ruling of Telegraph’s preposterous “We earn £345k but soaring private school fees mean we can’t go on five holidays”, reveals the article to have been a fabrication. There is no such family as Al, Alexandra, Ali, Harry and Barry Moy. Glad to have acted as lead complainant on this.
All I can think about is Jeff Bezos saying that he slashed jobs at the Washington Post — including those of foreign correspondents in the Middle East — based on "the data," and a few weeks later a whole war breaks out in the Middle East that these laid off folks would have covered as true experts.
Bloody hell
The first rule of British Values?
Yes, that.
Because if you have to talk about them, you've nothing else to say that anyone wants to hear.
I'm not sure the Right could accurately point to All Over The Place on a map. Is it north of Watford Gap?
Just as well - Putin was checking down the back of the sofa to pay the military.
this policy is cruel and will make minimal difference to immigration numbers (as refugees are only a small % of overall immigrants, and most of them come from countries that aren't going to be safe any time soon [e.g. eritrea;afghanistan]).
It will actively harm integration and finding work.
Or, for reasons we can't imagine, Washington is content with a high global price for oil.
Democracy Died in Darkness.
Guess the Board of Peace got bored of peace.
This.
I am struggling to parse your question mark, but these are the times we live in.
St Giles, Edinburgh, tonight.
Purple for Lent.
Absolutely not a foreshadowing of Cadburys chocolate on Easter Sunday.
"The destruction that Kennedy has wrought in 1 year might take generations to repair, and there is little hope for US health and science while he remains at the helm."
www.thelancet.com/journals/lan... #medsky
Perhaps, for a given (quite small) margin of uncertainty.
On the whole, it's pretty clear that data centres should be a regulated luxury.
Fall in UK net migration threatens to carve deep hole in public finances ft.trib.al/x5HP0Co
ICYM In a year when the UK economy grew 1.1% the Low Carbon and Renewable Energy Economy grew 12 per cent. And yet somehow it remains received wisdom on much of the right of British politics that clean technologies are bad and must be stopped. www.businessgreen.com/news/4526135...
Thursday's MIRROR: Don't let hate win #TomorrowsPapersToday
Oh dear. It's years since I remembered how to Know My Place. I do hope the very clever gentlemen who tell me what to think have got this right.
A+ State of the Union counterprogramming by TCM.
The agency eliminated 240 hours of “vital classes” from a mandatory 580-hour training program, including instruction about the legal boundaries for the use of force, how to safely handle firearms, and the proper way to detain and arrest immigrants. wapo.st/4aS06mU
I’m sure that ‘We will ensure you can be sacked and/or evicted at a whim’ will be a huge vote winner.
Nice of Tice to highlight this Govt’s achievements, when the Govt has been reluctant to do so.
The person who approved that mortgage needs a stern meeting. No tea, no biscuits.
