An interest in history, a memory for faces and a rather vague explanation of what I do for a living. 🇬🇧
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Nadine, you don’t half talk a load of bollocks. “We all know” isn’t evidence. If there’s a deal, produce the proof and let everyone scrutinise it. Otherwise, button it. Repeating an allegation doesn’t turn it into a fact.
Dr Bull, columnists are entitled to opinions, but Allison Pearson’s output has,increasingly resembled a Reform UK campaign leaflet. She may as well have it tattooed on her forehead.
If the Telegraph wants a different direction, good. Nobody is owed a permanent platform.
I have no idea why the @Telegraph had decided to get rid of so many brilliant journos . Losing @AllisonPearson is a MASSIVE mistake .
Putin wanted Ukraine on its knees. Instead, he’s watching a Russian refinery go up in flames.
Want your refineries safe? Get your bloody army the fuck out of Ukraine. 🇺🇦
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Trump must have his brain in his arse if he thinks Churchill would congratulate him. Churchill would have recognised the difference between confronting a tyrant and shaking his hand while calling him a friend.
Putting imaginary praise in a dead man’s mouth isn’t leadership. It’s vanity.
The problem is people switch off when the Chancellor sits down. They hear the sales pitch; fewer stay for the scrutiny. In my view, this Budget was bloody awful once you looked past the headlines. A favourable first impression doesn’t make it sound economic policy.
That’s right, let’s spare the poor tyrant’s feelings. He’s only invaded a sovereign country, slaughtered its people and reduced cities to rubble. But apparently Europe answering back is the problem. Ukrainians bury their loved ones while we’re told not to upset the tosser.
Pentagon warns European leaders to stop 'poking' Russia - as Putin warns he is 'prepared for war' trib.al/8lnwHGr
Andy Burnham seems to have forgotten that British voters have minds of their own.
People remembered the financial crash, Labour’s infamous “there is no money” note, and the austerity years that followed. Working families felt ignored, squeezed and abandoned.
For many, Brexit was a political kick in the bollocks for Westminster a demand to be heard and to take back control. Then came years of parliamentary wrangling over delivering the result.
Don’t use the Kremlin to dismiss voters’ grievances or insult their intelligence.
Westminster needs to answer for its own failures. Stop talking bollocks and start listening.
