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Musk’s posts on British grooming gangs are rooted in a far-right conspiracy opendemocracy.net/en/far-rig…
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Replying to @KemiBadenoch
What did you do to implement the 20 recommendations of the Jay report?
What did you do to implement the mandatory reporting of abuse / suspected abuse?
Did you or any Tory demand a national inquiry?
- no you all told Telford / Rotherham / Rochdale / Oldham to do their own
You epitomise the bandwagon jumping highlighted
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"Bumblebee population increases 116 times over in 'remarkable' Scotland rewilding project."
Read that again: **116** times.
Why are we STILL having to argue the case for rewilding??
scotsman.com/hays-way/bumble…
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I was at the House of Commons today in support of the campaign to put libraries in primary schools. As I walked down the corridor, I came face to face with Michael Gove. I asked him if I could borrow a fronted adverbial off him, as I had left mine at home.
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I have just heard Liz Kendall MP, who is Secretary of State for Work and Pensions saying on the morning media round that Labour believes that everyone should have the chance to be ’earning or learning’.
This is another trite sound bite.
What about those who are caring?
What about those who are sick?
What about those unable to do either of these things in a formal sense?
What about the retired?
What about those for whom there is no work or training they can afford to access, most especially now bus fares are increasing?
These questions are so obvious, what is Labour thinking? The obvious question is does it just not care about those it doesn’t see as ‘economic units of production’? My suspicion is that is the case.
This is not a Labour Party as we once knew it.
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To prevent flooding in our communities, we must start in the uplands.
Replanting woodlands and restoring peat bogs helps store more water in the landscape, reducing the risk downstream.
We can keep building higher flood walls, but working with nature is far more effective.
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I've said it before. Israel is now the Jimmy Savile of the World, and Every Politician, Media Org & Charity still Throwing their Weight behind protecting that depraved Entity, are committing a well-deserved career Suicide.
Don't fucking insult People's intelligence.
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No thanks.
All content on The Times website is free to read today!
So here is a selection of some of my recent columns:
thetimes.com/article/5d41dc5…
thetimes.com/article/73d3b43…
thetimes.com/article/084b994…
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History is not prewritten, but made by the actions of people
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The world feels a whole lot more terrifying this morning - especially for any hope of climate action. Right now I feel sick. But I also know we have choices on how to respond - and will try even harder to light candles rather than curse the darkness 🕯️
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While attention here is focused on the US election, Israel is completing an ethnic cleansing of northern Gaza. This is a war crime under any definition.
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