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@LeFigaroTV @dr_l_alexandre @EugenieBastie C'est la meme en UK ou Palantir est dans notre health service (excusez ma pouvre francais).

«Nos services secrets sont obligés d’utiliser l’intelligence artificielle de Palantir, le géant technologique américain. Cette dépendance totale envers les États-Unis est dramatique», déplore @dr_l_alexandre dans Le Club Le Figaro Idées présenté par @EugenieBastie.

Tesco make £3 billion plus profits and yet nearly ALL of their shop floor staff are in receipt of universal credit. Shareholders and profits directly subsidised by the taxpayer. Tescos are the benefit scroungers. How hard can it be to outlaw this?

@David__Osland Supermarkets make very little profit said Chris Bryant on C4 News tonight. Tescoburys pay piss poor wages while shelling out to their shareholders.

@BladeoftheS Anything to do with this perhaps?

The NHS plans to cut recruitment to avoid “financial ruin” and instead use AI to help doctors treat patients. The NHS was affordable in 2000-2010. The reason it isn't affordable now is because of privatisation and billionaires tax dodging. So instead you get 'treated' by AI.

@BTLF1 @AndyPeacock999 Cheer up, Brian, it's not the end of the world just the end of this film.

Andy Burnham is a liar he won’t nationalise fck all Labour are a corporate machine owned by the rich They won’t nationalise fck all

Hughie Stirling, 68 was kidnapped last night by Israel in international waters and he is being illegally held hostage. The Media is barely reporting it, I hope you will get the message out, and get him home from these evil terrorists.

Scenes from North London tonight. When I saw cars with head-scarfed women waving Arsenal scarves enthusiastically out of their car windows it made me feel warm. We are all part of the same tribe - a fabulous diverse us.

@BladeoftheS Deregulation, beloved mantra of the Tories, has a lot to answer for.

It's been said 57 people COULD be charged for Grenfell but it will take another year to decide and after that AT LEAST until 2029 before any trial could start, 12 years after the crime We all know this will dragged out for decades to ensure nobody ever goes to prison.

@DrAlwynTurner Indeed. A fine film.

A very happy 80th birthday to actor Roger Sloman. Keith Pratt from Nuts in May is 80? It doesn't seem possible. thelionandunicorn.com/2026/01/10/nut…

@BladeoftheS Anything to do with this...?

Poverty is caused by billionaires in the UK the minimum wage would have to be about £30 an hour for you to be as well off in 2026 as you were in 1970. All that is being stolen by the bilionaires.

@David__Osland Supercilious fekker.

Never forget that Jacob Rees-Mogg accused the 72 people who died because of the Grenfell fire of 'lacking common sense'

"Working incredibly hard..." What does this phrase mean, first coined by lazy sniffer Michael Gove. Much like "raft of proposals" "difficult decisions" and "robust policies". Any ideas?

@HuffPostUKPol Kemi seems to just pluck imaginary statistics out of thin air.

Exclusive: Statistics Watchdog Raps Kemi Badenoch Over Universal Credit Claim huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/exclusiv…

Isabel Oakeshott on Nigel Farage buying a £1.4m house: “I honestly don’t see why it’s anyone’s business. Why should people know how he paid?” Isabel Oakeshott on Angela Rayner buying a 2nd home: “I smell a massive rat. How on earth has she raised the money to buy a £800k flat?”

British patriot Richard was caught by Pred Stings allegedly sexually abusing a child online and planning to meet her. His wife was told about Richard’s behaviour but she laughed and said, “You don’t know his sense of humour.” Sickening behaviour from both of them.

Unite the Right definitely not a bunch of drunk racists.

@Tush27J Bravely tackled fare dodgers on the tube while an MP. Nothing better to do with his time? It seems not.

Robert Jenrick is another CROOK A reminder of past behaviour. Ethics of a backstreet used car saleman this crook claimed expenses of £100k for a THIRD HOME. I'd wager a bet anyone else claiming dodgy expenses would face full criminal proceedings. #BBCLauraK #BBCBreakfast

Dear Lord Bamford 1. What has this got to do with you ? 2. When will you start paying your taxes? See the problem here

@DannyDrinksWine A good film with one of the best endings as Bob H realises...

The release of "The Long Good Friday" (1980) was delayed due to political fears. Having been made in 1979 for £900,000 with backing from Black Lion, a subsidiary of Lew Grade’s ITC Entertainment behemoth, the film hit festivals in 1980, but was delayed when Grade and others balked. There were concerns that the IRA might blow up cinemas that screened it, and another version was prepared with the Irish references and violence heavily excised. Additionally, out of fear that Americans wouldn't understand Bob Hoskins' accent in "The Long Good Friday" (1980) & as they thought Brummie accent would be better, an actor from Wolverhampton had dubbed Bob Hoskins' lines in the movie. Hoskins was incandescent when he found out about it. Hoskins and others members of the crew threatened to sue. A great list of people including Richard Burton, Alec Guinness, and Warren Beatty were ready to stand as expert witnesses. According to John Mackenzie, Grade organisation feared the bad publicity and didn't want to annoy establishment figures like Guinness. So they agreed to sell it to Handmade Films. Because of this fiasco, the released of the film was delayed well over a year. ("Hanging around in the hood: the legacy of The Long Good Friday", The Guardian, 2000 & "The uncanny predictions of The Long Good Friday", Lou Thomas, BFI, 2015) P.S: On this day, 46 years ago, "The Long Good Friday" (1980) premiered in Cannes, France.