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@piersmorgan Sorry am I missing something,
Piers Morgan “ we didn’t lockdown soon enough”
Also Piers Morgan “ Government destroys economy with lockdown”
Wtf 🤦🏼♂️
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Phil Scott
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Phil Scott
@PhilScottMRTPI
@ManUtd supporter since 1973 🇾🇪 Born in Wales raised in Dorset. Dad. Husband. Addicted to global travel.
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@RobertJenrick @reformparty_uk Reform are loosing counsellors quicker than Nigel’s pissing £5m up the wall on security.
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Streeting, Burnham and Rayner are pissing your money up the wall.
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@MartinKnight_ “I’m the oldest left here Maurice” (his childhood name) ☺️
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Do watch this clip. It’s beautiful.
Michael Warburton@For_Film_Fans
MICHAEL CAINE meets an old neighbour in 1969…
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@mdevcat @Number10cat It’s more than wet, it’s becoming a tsunami.
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@Number10cat Indeed, Larry. As damp squibs go, it really was pretty wet.
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@Number10cat Cat check on Cat: 40 Labour MPs are now calling for Starmer’s resignation
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@Kevin_Maguire Except it doesn’t Kevin. Rejoining the EU would take up all the Gov and Civil Services time (as it did for Bojo’s Gov).
Plus the UK is now outperforming the EU economically (except for Poland). We are streets ahead of Germany and Spain.
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Why rejoining mainstream Europe makes economic sense for Britain and political sense for Labour.
George Eaton@georgeeaton
Why Rejoin? - Labour needs a cause that connects economic growth, geopolitical security and national renewal. - And one that can unite an election-winning coalition: Rejoin is backed by 65% of Labour voters, 79% of Greens, 37% of Tories and 22% of Reform supporters. - The government's current EU "reset" doesn't match the needs of the moment and risks alienating Leavers without satisfying Remainers. arguably.uk/p/how-does-lab…
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@bayerninmunchen @haveigotnews Absolute rubbish 🤡 - they regularly savaging Boris
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@PhilScottMRTPI @haveigotnews I was and they weren't. Their ire was usually directed at the other parties and punching down on the working class.
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Zack Polanski is upset that the Chief of the Met Police used an open letter to criticise him, saying "it wasn't the appropriate forum". Much better just to mindlessly retweet someone else's half-baked thoughts on social media
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@bayerninmunchen @haveigotnews Boo hoo! You weren’t saying that when the Tories were in power and HIGNFY were savaging them multiple times a week were you
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@haveigotnews Again, who at Hattrick is running this weirdly alt-right account?
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@sd8974 @KN08HED @haveigotnews If it’s stops stabby people from stabbing randoms in our streets - absolutely yes!
It’s easy to ensure the police don’t kick you in the head, don’t go round looking for people to stab to death.
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@KN08HED @haveigotnews The police have killed citizens by kicking them in the head while tasered...is that the kind of police force you want "serving" you??
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@MatthewStadlen Perhaps a time for you to honestly self-reflect? Your incessant interactions and goading were becoming somewhat odd and tedious.
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Dan’s campaign to bring down Starmer will now be unencumbered by my contributions to his feed.
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@SSEEDDEEQQ20 @FabrizioRomano Qualifying for CL will do just that. In terms of making statement about a transfer strategy beyond his contract, the owners will take a rather dim view of that.
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@PhilScottMRTPI @FabrizioRomano Of course yes, you have a point, but he can still say something to prove how capable he is I think
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🚨 Michael Carrick on centre back area ahead of summer window: “It’s not an area of concern for me at this moment in time”.
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@SSEEDDEEQQ20 @FabrizioRomano No, his major problem is that his own contract runs out at the end of May. Which is why he cannot comment on the summer transfer window.
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@FabrizioRomano Sure his major problem is defensive midfielders not central back
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@homeboy_ng @FabrizioRomano What Carrick is saying is he can’t be concerned about the summer transfers because he doesn’t have a contract. He cannot comment on things beyond his contract period because that would be presumptuous.
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@FabrizioRomano How would you say that when your center backs can’t go 5 games without occupying hospitals for 5 months
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@JamesMelville 70s, The change between the early decade and 1980 was truly enormous. From a post war time to video games, computers, a more cosmopolitan diet, foreign travel. Yet still a time of politeness, manners, respect for elders, and traditions.
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In your lifetime, what was the best decade? And why?
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@ukads3 Plus a young Phil Daniels (Quodrophenia) as Pringle’s assistant
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@DPJHodges The central point though Dan, is that No10 knew last September. The independent told senior officials in No10. Starmer cannot claim No10 ‘were not told about the vetting failure’ - they objective were told.
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@v_j_freeman Why is no one yet asking the PM about the fact the Independent broke the story in September *and* was messaging officials inside No10 on that very article. The PM can’t just keep claiming ‘it’s the fault of the Foreign Office’ when No10 knew.
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This line of thinking supposes Robbins was highly invested in protecting Keir Starmer. Why?
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What does the Foreign Office gain from such an easily discoverable concealment? There is only downside in taking this enormous risk. First instinct of *any* professional of any standing on discovering a risk of this magnitude is to inform the chain of command to cover themselves.
Nick Robinson@bbcnickrobinson
There is a far simpler explanation for the appointment of Mandelson. The Foreign Office knew the Prime Minister wanted it to happen despite concerns raised directly with him about Epstein & business links with China and Russia so they delivered what the boss wanted.
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@Number10cat He’d probably lie to you and tell you the treats had sold out, and then have the shop assistant resign.
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Keir Starmer should go immediately...
...to the shops to buy me some cat treats.
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@MissScouty_C @alan_tinsly @WillKingston @Woodthorpe17662 It wasn’t the ICJ advisory that was the game-changer in law. It was the ‘ruling’ of the Special Chamber of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. The Tories opened up negotiations but never progressed them sufficient to make any deal offer
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@alan_tinsly @WillKingston @Woodthorpe17662 GTFOH 😆There was no threat. It was an advisory opinion from the ICJ - and a non binding one at that.
Google is your friend
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Incredible chutzpah. The Tories entered into negotiations with Mauritius in 2022, when they should have just told them to bugger off.
Conservatives@Conservatives
Conservatives have been fighting Keir Starmer’s Chagos island surrender from the very beginning ⬇️
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