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Permit me an observation on the controversy surrounding @GaryLineker's view on immigration and asylum as expressed in his now notorious tweet. I worked in the BBC's Editorial Complaints Unit for around a decade, adjudicating on complaints that there had been breaches
Ok. Deep breath. I think we may look back on this as the first Great Information War. Except we're already 8 years in. The first Great Information War began in 2014. The invasion of Ukraine is the latest front. And the idea it doesn't already involve us is fiction, a lie. 1/
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Repeatedly now, asked by politicians and journalists, the government has refused to reveal what it has been warned about the number of deaths and hospitalisations to expect after opening up fully on July 19th. You have to ask yourself why, because they won't answer.
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BREAKING: Manchester's Deaf Institute and Gorilla music venues are closing manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/music…
This is not pleasant reading here in the UK, but should still be read by every UK journalist before another Government press call.
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Woke up with a wild idea racing through my mind: why don't we join the EU?! Maybe it's nuts, maybe it's a lightbulb moment. Might at least be worth considering. After all, as EU members, we could expect to enjoy... 1. Unfettered access to the largest trade block in the world
An extremely striking graphic, showing 2017 election results for English constituencies against their position on the index of multiple deprivation. One to wheel out when you encounter that bizarre media talking point of Labour somehow being the party of a “liberal elite”.
6,085,174 people signed the petition to revoke article 50. Nobody took any notice. 5,248,533 people voted for the Brexit Party. These are apparently The People whose will must be followed unquestioningly.
Which "Leave" did ALL 17.4 million people vote for? Was it WTO Brexit? Was it Canada FTA Brexit? Was it Norway Brexit? Was it Malthouse A Compromise Brexit? Was it Malthouse B Compromise Brexit? Which "Remain" did ALL 16.1 million people vote for? The one defined in the Treaties
My son's a little worried that Santa may skip our house because he was sometimes bad this year. I explained that Santa uses an exponentially weighted moving average to compute your goodness score, so more recent datapoints dominate and he's probably fine.
If you look at his wife, she was standing there. She probably, maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. You tell me.
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