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Near Bristol UK. Dislikes: all the nonsense.
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Ruth Deyermond
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Absolute mystery why the Russian government saw Reform and UKIP as soft targets.
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Alex Andreou
about 3 hours ago
PS and that is before we even get into ANY conversation of how much of that money is *used* in wars started by America that have nothing to do with NATO or that the vast majority of it is spent in the US arms industry, creating jobs and GDP over there...
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Hourly Spaced
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Oh God, What Now? ā the politics podcast
2 days ago
The Mail on Burnham becoming PM without a general election vs. when Tories do it: š¤Æ
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Alexander Clarkson
2 days ago
So much radical. So much populist. So much anti-establishment
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No viking *ever* rowed? They were *incapable* of rowing? Cmon mate, if you're going to be pedantic, then at least try to be properly pedantic š
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RickChasey
2 days ago
Thing is, *even if* you are an idiot climate change denier, the *current war in Iran* would suggest that energy diversification is sensible? Some Tory MPs who deny climate change talk about food security, but seem especially happy to import energy?
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Dmitry Grozoubinski
3 days ago
What's the conspiracy theory here exactly: "The establishment have, since 2019, astro-turfed a joke candidate that stands in every election he can so that one day he could oppose me in a by-election I called and presumably lose to me by 30 points."
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Stephen Collins
3 days ago
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John OāDonnell
3 days ago
This was one of many cases that made the end of capital punishment almost inevitable. It was getting increasingly difficult to get a conviction in a murder trial, because jurors didnāt want to be responsible for sending people to the hangman. Legally open and shut, but thatās not the point.
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Ian Dunt
5 days ago
Farage just called a referendum on the concept of objective reality
iandunt.substack.com/p/farage-jus...
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Morten Morland
4 days ago
Thursdayās
@thetimes.com
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times.newsprints.co.uk/morten-morla...
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Jim Pickard
4 days ago
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Jim Pickard
4 days ago
absolutely spot on re Nigel Farageās speech - from Tom Peck
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Adam Bienkov
4 days ago
Never before has a politician announced their intention to run for re-election on an explicitly pro-sleaze, anti-transparency ticket. Never before has a politician gloried in having enriched themselves by breaking the rules, and then demanded a mandate to continue doing so indefinitely
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Nigel Farageās 'Pro-Sleaze' By-Election Is A Sign Of Terminal Weakness
The Reform leader's desperate decision to call a back-me-or-sack-me by-election is a sign of a politician who knows he is finally being exposed for the man he really is, argues Adam Bienkov
https://bylinetimes.com/2026/07/08/nigel-farage-by-election-sleaze-clacton-reform-count-binface/
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John Bull
4 days ago
yes. on TV. While standing on a near-empty stage next to a bunch of loonies and a guy wearing a cape and a bin. You can't do Serious Discourse in those optics. Because the media love silly. He's going to do it ANYWAY. so make him do it in the silliest environment possible.
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Karen C Kaye ā
4 days ago
The thing is though, Farage, the multi millionaire fox hunter, IS the establishment. I hope the media pull him up about how he feels itās ok to work on GB News, spouting all those lies and propaganda, but canāt be asked legitimate questions by the rest of the media. š¤
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Russell England
4 days ago
So, there is a precedent for vetoing an MP's resignation Viscount Chelsea (Henry Cadogan) applied for the Chiltern Hundreds in 1842 The Chancellor (Goulburn) refused because, get this, Cadogan wanted to resign to obstruct an investigation for bribery h/t
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Catherine Rampell
5 days ago
Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal fought alongside US Special Forces in his home country of Afghanistan, and survived. It was instead ICE custody that killed him. He came legally to the US, where he applied for asylum. He was detained by ICE anyway, and died of an unspecified allergic reaction in custody.
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Afghan national who fought with U.S. forces died of allergic reaction in ICE custody
Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal, 41, suffered āan adverse drug reactionā to an unidentified substance, which triggered anaphylaxis and exacerbated his asthma, the death report shows.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/afghan-national-died-ice-custody-allergic-reaction-rcna353290
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Count Binface
5 days ago
On my way, Clacton.
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Will Sebag-Montefiore
5 days ago
LEAVE NIGEL FARAGE ALONE
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Peter Walker
5 days ago
The funny option would be if none of the main parties stood candidates, saying, 'We'll make the effort when we have the by-election after the suspension.'
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Robert Hutton
5 days ago
Calling a by-election over the sovereign right of every MP to take secret gifts from a convicted criminal. What a time to be alive.
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smtm_LFC1975
5 days ago
BREAKING NEWS: NIGEL FARAGE ON WAY TO MAKE STATEMENT ON FUTURE
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Daniel Storey
5 days ago
The USA national team earned friends and new fans in this tournament for their endeavour and achievements. All that was torched in 48 hours thanks to their President. I hope it was worth it to get pumped by Belgium.
inews.co.uk/sport/footba...
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Donald Trump has single-handedly torched America's World Cup legacy
Mauricio Pochettino allowed his team to be co-opted by the MAGA regime after Folarin Balogun's red card saga - now it is all they will be remembered for
https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/donald-trump-america-world-cup-legacy-4628696
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World Cup Fever
5 days ago
The US journey: - Creates uproar over what they think is/isn't a foul - Causes international incident, unable to accept a decision in a usually low-drama situation - Brings Mr Prez in to threaten FIFA/NATO - Gets their own way - Gets schooled to the point of ridicule - cries about it - š«”
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Dr Kat Day (she/her) š
6 days ago
āThis referee who⦠is a little bit suspect [ā¦]ā ā[Balogun] didnāt do anything wrong and heās our best player [ā¦] they gave him a red card [ā¦] You canāt penalise him for a game that hasnāt been played yet. Thatās very unfair [ā¦] so yes, I asked for a review by FIFA.ā
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arseblog
6 days ago
I hate to inflict this man on you, but this is extraordinary in its ignorance of football and the rules of the game, and essentially says he called in a favour from 'Johnny' Infantino to get the suspension overturned. This is genuine disgrace.
www.reddit.com/r/soccer/com...
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From the soccer community on Reddit: Trump confirms that he called FIFA about Balogunās red card: ā[The referee] made a call that nobody could believe ... he's our best player, or one of our best play...
Explore this post and more from the soccer community
https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/1uoyw2o/trump_confirms_that_he_called_fifa_about_baloguns/
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Alex Partridge
6 days ago
PMās spokesperson on if itās acceptable to apply political pressure to get a red card overturned: āThose decisions are a matter for the football world governing body and should stay that way and we are clear in that positionā
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Reform Party UK Exposed
6 days ago
This really does change everything. Nigel Farageās crypto-gambler ally used Reform UK business cards
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Nigel Farageās crypto-gambler ally used Reform UK business cards
George Cottrell handed out cards with Farageās email despite having no official role. Now the leader faces an inquiry over undeclared financial links to him
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/george-cottrell-reform-uk-cards-nigel-farage-sthgmkvwk
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Jibblescribbits
7 days ago
Its about integrity. If FIFA follows through on this decision, how can we be sure the next FIFA Peace Prize gets awarded in good faith.
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Phil Brickell MP
7 days ago
š§µIād rather spend my weekends doing something else than post about Nigel Farageās murky finances, but his behaviour poses such a threat to our democratic norms that I wanted to flag a number of points in the public interest.
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Revealed: Nigel Farage secretly funded by convicted criminal
The Reform UK leader did not declare benefits including staff, security and housing by crypto-gambler George Cottrell, our investigation reveals
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/revealed-nigel-farage-secretly-funded-by-convicted-criminal-j0brtrlnk
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The Ranty Highwayman
7 days ago
These Refukers really have nothing useful to add to discourse or society.
#FlagShaggers
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Pressure mounts on Sadiq Khan to fly St George's Flag at City Hall for World Cup
A Reform London Assembly member says it is āutterly shamefulā that the flag is not already flying outside City Hall
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/world-cup-sadiq-khan-england-flag-b1288666.html
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Torsten Bell
7 days ago
He literally took undeclared donations from a criminal - never mind ābreaking rulesā Farage has tried to ignore them entirely for personal gain. And heās done it over and over again
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Farage denies rules broken after reports benefits from ally were not declared
The Sunday Times says the Reform UK leader failed to register the support supplied by a man who had been convicted of fraud in the US.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy0424end7vo?xtor=AL-71-%5Bpartner%5D-%5Bbbc.news.twitter%5D-%5Bheadline%5D-%5Bnews%5D-%5Bbizdev%5D-%5Bisapi%5D&at_format=link&at_campaign=Social_Flow&at_medium=social&at_campaign_type=owned&at_link_type=web_link&at_link_origin=BBCPolitics&at_bbc_team=editorial&at_link_id=A81B25D0-7812-11F1-B15A-E97EF6321810&at_ptr_name=twitter
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Larry the Cat
8 days ago
Today the UK celebrates 250 years of independence from the tyranny of the United States of America. Imagine living in a society where the leader can repeatedly break the law and nobody stops them!
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Viz Comic
8 days ago
subscriptions >>>
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Kristi Yamaguccimane
8 days ago
Happy July 4th šŗšø š«” š¦
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Anthony Painter
8 days ago
We need to be more like Singapore. Just not the public utilities, corporations, mass public housing, sovereign wealth funds, and massive public investment in adult skills bits. Apart from those things, it's the model.
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Robert Saunders
9 days ago
Intrigued to hear Danny Kruger, of Reform UK, tell Any Questions that universities need to "change their business model". What would he suggest? Selling crypto? Acting as "brand ambassadors" for Direct Bullion? Recording videos saying "Up the Ra"? Or getting a billionaire to chuck us £5 million?
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Monika Schnitzer
9 days ago
FT: Donald Trump declared making more than 22,000 stock transactions š³ in 2025, according to the FT analysis. His immediate predecessor, Joe Biden, made 13 transactions over four years. In his first term, Trump made 517.
www.ft.com/content/9067...
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Press Gazette
9 days ago
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy and the DCMS has left X, saying: "A platform originally designed for free speech and expression now favours abuse and misinformation over meaningful debate. "It isn't healthy for our democracy or our communities..."
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Culture secretary Lisa Nandy quits X in protest at 'misinformation'
Lisa Nandy says her department is also leaving Elon Musk's platform, which she claims "isn't healthy for our democracy".
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyrx1ee2r4o
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The Spaceshipper š
4 months ago
Independence Day will soon celebrate its 30th anniversary, providing an opportunity to look back on the creation of this spectacular film. And with Peter Rubin as our guide, we discover the early days of digital previs.
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Independence Day at 30: The early days of digital previsualisation with Peter Rubin | The Spaceshipper
Get more from The Spaceshipper on Patreon
https://www.patreon.com/posts/138815725
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Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani
10 days ago
New York is, and always will be, a union town.
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Peter Walker
10 days ago
I'd suspect the UK public mainly think it's fair for the media to scrutinise the extent and origin of the wealth of someone hoping to be prime minister, especially when it includes elements like undeclared £5m gifts from overseas-based billionaires who would become even richer under Reform policies.
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NewsThump
11 days ago
That "Raise the Colours" statement in full...
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Andy Cox
10 days ago
178mph. A life lost. Driving is a privilege, not a right ā this extreme speed with lethal consequences warrants nothing less than a lifetime ban. We revoke firearms licences for less. Why should a vehicle user be any different? Protect every road user.
#RoadSafety
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Judge looks for best way of banning 178 mph Milton Keynes biker
The barrister for the defence told jurors that "there was no racing" but says his client had ridden "like a lunatic".
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp8l5gme7lyo
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Nina Zeelen
14 days ago
Palantir CEO Alex Karp couldnāt stay seated in his chair as he proudly stated: 'We kill people sometimes', while speaking to shareholders. (Feb 2026)
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Roland Smith
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