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What a weird world we live in - Ukraine hits a data centre deep in Russia - Irish twitter users see racist posts about IPAS centres in Offaly fall off a cliff
Okay
I mean her party is polling on average 18% in the polls. She's 'set' for a general election at Xmas in the same way I'm set for winning a grand slam tennis tournament next week
Zelenskyy says Trump has betrayed Ukraine.
When I say the politics will become increasingly obvious... I mean look at this. If you want to unite the left/centre and split the Tories, without a big spending committment there's no better option.
The contrast between the utterly sycophantic coverage this week of Kemi Badenoch, whose party has a truly atrocious electoral record under her leadership, and the utterly dismissive coverage of the Greens, tells you everything you need to know about media bias in the UK
The contrast between the utterly sycophantic coverage this week of Kemi Badenoch, whose party has a truly atrocious electoral record under her leadership, and the utterly dismissive coverage of the Greens, tells you everything you need to know about media bias in the UK
60% of those who responded to the Bank of England consultation called for pictures of wildlife on bank notes. Does he think the British people are conducting a "slow, steady and relentless attack" on themselves?
Lovely piece about Andy Burnham's early days as a reporter for 'Tank World' the-fence.com/article/tank...
'Watson told the podcast he would work with a Reform UK government on immigration crackdowns if the situation arose, saying: “[Palantir] don’t actually work in that sector, but yes, of course we would"'
I really like Peter but largely disagree with him on this one. H+SP was never going to be a particularly fruitful seat for the Greens
True, I mean it's not a great result for him personally, but the impact of standing a leader is probably overdone imo. Farage lost seven by-elections in a row and I don't remember that ever being a leadership crisis for him
Polanski obviously facing lots of questions about standing down, following his handling of the zionism motion, but can't see this result in itself as a reason to.
This is clearly a good result for Labour, but it also doesn't strike me as a terrible result for the Greens. Vote share held up from the local elections in a constituency that was never really a target for them
That 'Keminaissance' in full
They won the vote! Came fourth but the BoE picked puffins instead
The red fox got absolutely robbed here
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Compare the coverage Badenoch is getting right now, when her party is in a poor third place, with how Ed Miliband's leadership was covered at a time when Labour were actually leading in the polls