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No attempts to unite the party from Truss. She is appointing a Cabinet in her own image and ideology, with no efforts to reach out to Sunak's supporters. Over half of the parliamentary party backed him, her approach is a gamble.
Another Ed Sec. The 5th since Covid began. Utterly extraordinary.
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Small mercies.
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Honest, as ever, from Yorkshire's paper.
I know, not quite as good as the times or telegraph but nonetheless…
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The UK in 2022. I despair.
What a time to be alive
Note no specific comment on Truss herself.
Congratulations to Liz Truss on her election. The British people are our friends, the British nation is our ally. Let us continue working together to defend our shared interests.
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The awkwardness of this silence is unbearable. We need to get used to this kind of presentation, it is dire.
Honestly can't stop rewatching how awkward the pause is after Liz Truss says Boris Johnson was admired. It's intense.
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All of the news in all of the world, and this was their front page headline.
I’ll be off to the framers in the morning
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A win today and you'd say United look like title contenders.
Has a future PM ever been as deeply unpopular as Liz Truss will be, assuming she wins tomorrow? Apart from a small pocket of members, the public response seems to be one of utter disdain, and it's only got worse as the campaign progressed.
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Brilliant.
Big fan of @joelycett refusing to take an unserious person seriously
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They made it worse.
TRUSS CABINET REVEALED Based on multiple converstions with aides and ministers, this is my current understanding of the Truss cabinet. Caveat: the white board is not finalised 1/
The four great offices of state held by Truss, Kwarteng, Braverman and Cleverley. There are no words to adequately convey the ineptitude of this.
Replying to @alexwickham
Truss’ Cabinet is taking shape — Kwarteng chancellor, Braverman home, Wallace defence, Cleverly foreign — Coffey, Clarke, Mogg, Ranil Jayawardena, Chloe Smith, Wendy Morton likely getting top jobs — Badenoch, Mordaunt, Zahawi in — Jenrick maybe back bloomberg.com/news/features/…
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With Truss looming on the horizon, it makes you long for the halcyon days of Blair and Cameron.
🥊 Blair v Cameron on Nuclear Power 🥊
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Add it to the list of things that will never happen. Thank god these hustings are over, delusional.
Replying to @theousherwood
Then she agrees to look at speed limits on roads after a Conservative member suggested they should be advisory, rather than mandatory.
Haaland hattrick, my captain. The #fpl gods have been kind for once.
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A u turn is coming. What will come first? A windfall tax or handouts?
EXCLUSIVE: UK gas producers and electricity generators may make excess profits totalling as much as £170 billion over the next two years, according to Treasury estimates that will be handed to the next prime minister when they take office bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
The irony of Brexit in a tweet. The majority of Kent and its Councils championed Brexit. Now the towns and hospitality are on the brink, while the roads have become a car park for lorries. They were warned. It was called 'Project Fear'.
Canterbury used to buzz to the throng of European citizens and teenagers coming over on short visits and day trips - there was even a dedicated coach park. Big spenders in shops, cafes and pubs But the coach park is now empty and the tourists have stopped coming. 1/3
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