
Matthew Earl
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Matthew Earl
@Lordshipstrade
Managing Partner of ShadowFall, a short-focused hedge fund. Assume @ShadowFallCR holds a short position in Issuers discussed. Formerly, https://t.co/hCdW06tJCd











I’d be lying if I didn’t say this is a really fun part of the job, when it’s not ripping your face off.

EXCL: Josh Simons has accidentally messaged details of his case to a mass WhatsApp group of 2024-intake Labour MPs today The message (swiftly deleted) said: "Jonny rang, PM will ask Laurie to look in to it. Aim is to move fast. But PET did find I had not broken the code."

I spent 100 hours over the past week researching, writing and editing the piece we just put out. It’s a scenario, not a prediction like most of our work. But it was rigorously constructed, dismissing it outright requires the kind of intellectual laziness that tends to get expensive. And we’ve released it for free. Hopefully you enjoy it. citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic

@RobertJenrick Robert you and i know both know this is a cheap stunt, There are strict rules and permits about who can visit. Pub bores like Farage need to fill in a form! And the island base is full of serious people doing serious things. So perhaps he should get back to Clacton.

Labour minister 'falsely linked journalists to pro-Kremlin’ network in 'McCarthyite smear' campaign gbnews.com/politics/labou…

When Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was asked whether the political party might be interested in introducing a UK-style ICE immigration unit to deal with illegal migrants, the interaction became ‘quite unpleasant’. Listen to the full podcast here: ft.trib.al/txVR2ni

He didn't know about Saville. He didn't know about Mandelson. He didn't know about Doyle. He didn't know about Labour Together. Does anything ever go across Keir Starmer's desk. Does he even have a desk...

The group that helped to get Sir Keir Starmer elected as Labour leader hired lobbyists to investigate the personal, political and religious background of a Sunday Times journalist behind an article about secret donations that funded its work. Labour Together paid £36,000 to Apco, a US public affairs firm, to examine the “backgrounds and motivations” of reporters behind a story before the general election. The aim was to discredit The Sunday Times’s reporting by falsely suggesting its journalists might be part of a Russian conspiracy or had relied on emails hacked by the Kremlin. Apco produced a 58-page report including almost ten pages of deeply personal and false claims about Gabriel Pogrund, the Sunday Times Whitehall editor. He and Harry Yorke, the newspaper’s deputy political editor, were named as “persons of significant interest”.

Labour Together took Starmer to the leadership of his party. It raised funds secretly and dishonestly. And it paid foreign lobbyists to smear the journalists who investigated. Starmer has serious questions to answer. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…





Gerresheimer delayed publishing results after hiring a second audit firm to examine its accounting practices for the 2024 and 2025 financial years bloomberg.com/news/articles/…





