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He who cannot draw on 3,000 years is living from hand to mouth / Goethe ※ intellectually promiscuous & not party faithful ※ A wet Duck never flies By Night ⇜⫷⫸⇝
Sumali Haziran 2013
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The time is ripe for a "Freedom of Speech Act"
Various laws have deliberately constrained Britain's national conversation.
The first step to addressing Britain's myriad problems is discussing them without fear of criminal penalty, loss of employment or professional regulation.
From my discussion with @NickDixon, on 'The Current Thing' .
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There we go. Literally as I predicted. No.10 are clearing the way for saying the bulk of McSweeney’s communications with Mandelson have been lost. But the rules will be tightened in the future.
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford
Wes Streeting admits that he uses disappearing messages on WhatsApp and says that he expects the rules will now be tightened up He tells @TimesRadio: '"Yes, I do have disappearing messages. I also routinely make sure that when I'm getting incoming from people, whether it's a member of parliament asking me to look into something or whether it's someone contacting me about something that's health and social care related, that I then relay that to and through the Department of Health and Social Care. 'We also publish transparency returns in terms of the meetings that we have, including meetings with journalists. There are standards of transparency and accountability. Those things matter." 'I suspect that off the back of this, there will be a reiteration of the expectations on ministers, special advisers and officials so that people are clear on the rules and expectations. People will want to tighten up on those fronts inevitably'
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Not so fun fact: one of these was melted by an islamic republic official to buy a car. This was shortly after islamic republic became a thing. Now talk about sanctions and shit.
LeoDaVinciWave@LeoDaVinciWave
The Gold Foundation Plaque of Darius the Great, a significant artifact from ancient Persia.
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This was published by Tim Shipman on 14 February. It details how in the period up to 13 October, 2025 Labour officials became worried a motion would be put to parliament demanding the release of Morgan McSweeney's messages to Peter Mandelson. On October 20 McSweeney reported his mobile had been stolen.
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Journalists can continue to probe on the Mandelson scandal. But the only person who can properly hold Keir Starmer to account over it every week is Kemi Badenoch. Didn't ask a single question on it today, just made a quick joke about it.
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Kemi Badenoch pushes the Prime
Minister on energy at PMQs
Sir Keir hides behind process and Ed Miliband saying it’s not his decision to make, to use our own North Sea resources.
This is not good comms from the Prime Minister, saying he doesn’t have the power to make a decision
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A Church of England school is at the centre of a row after claims that children were asked to participate in a Muslim prayer ⤵️
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/2…
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Excellent news.
Allison Pearson sues police chief over social media investigation. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/2…
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🚨"What the actual ****! We have at the current time only 2 or 3 days' worth of gas stored. We are NOT a serious country."
Julia Hartley-Brewer says Britain's lack of energy security is the result of an "abject lack of governance" by politicians and civil servants.
@JuliaHB1
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Colleague of Wes Streeting texts. "I talk to Wes all the time. He doesn't use disappearing messages. I've still got them all sitting here".
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#OnThisDay 1807 the Abolition of Slave Trade act gains Royal assent making trade of African slaves illegal in the Empire. In the decades that followed the Royal Navy captured over 1600 ships, freeing over 150,000 slaves. The cost was 2% of Government spending or half of RN budget
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I'm still trying to get round the fact that in 72 hours we've gone from "he lost his phone a year before the Mandelson scandal broke" to "OK, he actually lost his phone a week after we strategised how to deal with parliament trying to get his Mandelson messages".
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I've now spoken to two former Government Spads. Both were senior, both lost their Government phones. In both cases their first approach was to the Government internal security services, who then brokered a liaison with the Met to ensure the issue was dealt with properly.
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“He made 9 Freedom of Information requests to the Home Office.”
“NINE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUESTS!!!”
“Sounds like he’s got it in for the Home Office”.
“He accused the government of covering up the true stats on undocumented migrants.”
“Turn the car around.”
Darren Grimes@darrengrimes
The BBC’s latest high-budget fantasy: a “dangerous extremist” for the heinous crime of noticing boatloads of fighting-age men landing on our shores. In their warped world, it’s a radical act of war to want a border that actually works. They’ve got the dramatic music and stern-faced agents to tell you that you’re the threat for wanting a country that isn't a doormat. They’d rather spend your license fee dramatising patriotism than reporting on the actual consequences of their beloved open-borders piety. Pathetic, predictable, and paid for by you.
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A little boy got separated from his dad in a crowd in Argentina. Strangers teamed up to help, chanting the father’s name. Even the band joined in, playing a song:
"Eduardo, come and find Juan Cruz."
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"At the core of this is an antipathy and hatred of free speech, which they want to globalize in order to protect their power in Europe."
gript@griptmedia
A TikTok video denying climate change has been ordered to be removed under Europe’s Digital Services Act as "misinformation", even though the content was posted by a user outside the EU: gript.ie/tiktok-video-a…
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