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Wow - listen to what Czech PM Andrej Babiš says to Sky’s Alistair Bunkall when he’s asked ‘Will you support Britain re-joining the EU?’ "Yes, of course. We need more money.”

Wow - listen to what Czech PM Andrej Babiš says to Sky’s Alistair Bunkall when he’s asked ‘Will you support Britain re-joining the EU?’ "Yes, of course. We need more money.”

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Tube drivers are striking for a 32 hour working week, and 75% discounts on all national rail travel. Their base salary is currently £70,182 pa. For a job so demanding some see fit to knit, watch TV, and occasionally press a button to operate doors.

Tube drivers are striking for a 32 hour working week, and 75% discounts on all national rail travel. Their base salary is currently £70,182 pa. For a job so demanding some see fit to knit, watch TV, and occasionally press a button to operate doors.

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Why is SNL ‘UK’ calling Gen Z ‘Gen Zee’?

Why is SNL ‘UK’ calling Gen Z ‘Gen Zee’?

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Name me a more treacherous drink than Huel with a bastard EU attached bottle cap.

Name me a more treacherous drink than Huel with a bastard EU attached bottle cap.

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If the government ‘bans’ Twitter I’ll still be tweeting. Just as people in Russia, China, or Iran can still tweet. In fact we once had a Prime Minister tell us all how to evade authoritarians intent on suppressing our speech.

If the government ‘bans’ Twitter I’ll still be tweeting. Just as people in Russia, China, or Iran can still tweet. In fact we once had a Prime Minister tell us all how to evade authoritarians intent on suppressing our speech.

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“Beth from Sky Sports” The thing about Starmer is he definitely watches way more Sky Sports than he ever has watched Sky News. Despite what voters think they want in a Prime Minister, this makes him worse at his job than if it were the other way around.

“Beth from Sky Sports” The thing about Starmer is he definitely watches way more Sky Sports than he ever has watched Sky News. Despite what voters think they want in a Prime Minister, this makes him worse at his job than if it were the other way around.

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Ten years ago - referendum night, 4.40am: The BBC declares that against all odds, Leave has won. This is the scene from us at Vote Leave HQ.

Ten years ago - referendum night, 4.40am: The BBC declares that against all odds, Leave has won. This is the scene from us at Vote Leave HQ.

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Nigel Farage accidentally referring to Reform as UKIP

Nigel Farage accidentally referring to Reform as UKIP

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Because Labour politicians would never accuse Question Time audience members of not paying attention to the news or their party would they?

Because Labour politicians would never accuse Question Time audience members of not paying attention to the news or their party would they?

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My mind keeps circling back to this line. Whoever wrote it did a phenomenal job. 🇺🇸🇬🇧

My mind keeps circling back to this line. Whoever wrote it did a phenomenal job. 🇺🇸🇬🇧

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Rachel Reeves had a shocker on R4Today. Claimed Brexiteers wanted to put “340m a week” into the NHS, then went on to say “I don’t think we have had much of that”. Anyone vying to run No11 should know this year the NHS has had over 755m a week more (real terms) compared to 2016.

Rachel Reeves had a shocker on R4Today. Claimed Brexiteers wanted to put “340m a week” into the NHS, then went on to say “I don’t think we have had much of that”. Anyone vying to run No11 should know this year the NHS has had over 755m a week more (real terms) compared to 2016.

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Some valiant soul is trying to sing the European national anthem at the top of his lungs. Much more respectable than lazy Bray and his amp.

Some valiant soul is trying to sing the European national anthem at the top of his lungs. Much more respectable than lazy Bray and his amp.

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Visegrád 24 In his own words:

Visegrád 24 In his own words:

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Thank god the briefing room is nicely air conditioned, because popping out for live reporting on the edge of the White House grounds (or Pebble Beach as it's known for some reason over here) is really, really blooming hot.

Thank god the briefing room is nicely air conditioned, because popping out for live reporting on the edge of the White House grounds (or Pebble Beach as it's known for some reason over here) is really, really blooming hot.

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You only get flying cars in a world with billionaires.

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How are you supposed to drink this?

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Some more reasons why HS2 is cripplingly expensive: It's not just a railway, it's also a 140 mile long nature reserve. 7 million trees and shrubs. Net biodiversity gains. Rare fauna planting. Chalk hill reshaping. Wetland creation. Cycle paths and bridleways. Reptile habitats. Public viewing points. River realignment with new bends, pools, and riffles. "Alongside the construction of Britain's new high speed railway, HS2 is delivering one of the largest environmental programmes ever undertaken in the UK". You'd think that a new railway would be environmentally beneficial enough. But no. Because this is a government project it can't just be a railway. It has to be a nature reserve too, and a jobs creator, plus a view protector, forest creator, and the most expensive bat protection project in the world. Thanks to all these expensive boondoggles, the railway itself has been cut and cut and cut, and no longer goes to Leeds or Manchester - it's been slashed from 330 miles to 140. It would obviously be better for the environment to have forgone the nature slop and just built the sodding railway in full, on time, and within budget. The Victorians weren't magically better at building than we seemingly are today. When private companies build a railway they care about costs, profit, and efficiency. When a government builds a railway they care about creating a camel to appeal to all people. It can't just be a railway. It has to be so much more. And that's when we see costs spiral to destruction.

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Undoubtedly true. The vibe shift is unbelievable.

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