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Dating, politics and celebrity causes.
The recent red wind warning for south west of England could equally have applied to the entire country engulfed by the deliberate incompetence of a so-called Labour government. This apparently new idea of attributing wind with alarming colo...
The £200m Covid Inquiry bumper sticker.
Rachel Reeves can’t stand up without lying, this time about financial blackholes, and of course wanging on about her chess grand-mastery by coming 26th in a competition when she was 3 or something. She comes across as the person regrettably...
Miliband's Net Zero sounds increasingly desperate and ill-judged.
In a moment harking back to experts barking about THE science to justify locking healthy adults, with capacity to make their own decisions, and at no risk of dying of Covid, inside their homes, Ed Miliband has accused the Conservatives - an...
Crippling taxes, dinghies and digital ID.
In the vein of conservation gamekeepers shooting their own rhinos the Homelessness Minister Rushanara Ali (no, me neither) makes herself politically homeless for making tenants homeless in order to increase her rent revenue. As her resignat...
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