Paul Embery

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After last week's high court ruling, this type of nonsense is hopefully at an end. And not a day too soon. The police should not be getting involved in political crusades.

A branch of Leeds Building Society in Norwich. I wonder if they do, like, savings and loans and stuff.

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I guess we've got a lot more of this type of thing to look forward to.

Anyone who thinks that Pride is still a well-meaning campaign to defend gay people against prejudice needs to give their head a wobble.

ITV news did a piece about the impact of soaring water bills on an everyday mother. So naturally they got a man to play the part.

True professionalism from assistant manager Steve Holland as Watkins goal went in. Immediately tells Southgate to sort out the substitutes to tighten things up for the final two minutes. No time for celebrations.

"Why is it always millionaires like yourself get uptight about two pounds an hour for people on a minimum wage?" Rest in peace, John Prescott.

There's something uniquely British about an MP, as here, taking the parliamentary oath "under protest", declaring his allegiance to another country, and the clerk politely saying, "Thank you very much", before moving on to the next person in the queue!

God help us.

He is right.

On their joint podcast, a former Tory chancellor tells a former Labour cabinet minister that his wife, the current foreign secretary, ought to have a go at being prime minister. The whole thing is just so incestuous.

Jesus wept. Labour has come out in defence of Dame Alison Rose. I despair.

He called it, didn't he?

“We shouldn’t get bullied into believing that people can be any sex they want to be. They can’t. A man is a man, and a woman is a woman. That’s just common sense.” Incredible that a prime minister should feel the need to say this, but he’s right.

So I happened to be sitting in the studio next to Michelle Dewberry when she accidentally dropped what must be one of the sauciest double entendres ever heard on live TV. You’ll notice that, unlike Alex Deane, I managed to maintain my composure. (Deliberately posting post-watershed!)

Thanks for all the kind words about this little contribution I made on GB News. If you're interested in the ideas expressed here, I urge you to read 'The Deficit Myth' by Stephanie Kelton and 'Reclaiming the State' by Thomas Fazi and @billy_blog.

My colleagues in the Labour party should listen to this and feel burning shame. Our party once supported women's rights and those campaigning for them. Now we have turned our backs on them in the most disgraceful way. #IStandWithRosieDuffield.

It's over for Starmer. My comments on GB News this evening.