I was amused by this Telegraph report this morning: Boris Johnson would accept a finding that he recklessly misled Parliament over lockdown parties in order
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There’s no new money on Green Day
I just posted this on Twitter: Today, according to the government, is ‘Green Day’, when they make clear the next stage in net zero plans.
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Prevarication and fantasy: that’s the Tory way
The ineptitude of our government never ceases to amaze me. The last day or so has provided two further examples. First, there is the fiasco
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We need to be aware. Abuse morphs. Its reality does not.
Dr Cassandra Gooptar makes an excellent point in the video on the Guardian’s involvement in slavery that I have already linked today. She made the point
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The Guardian confesses its sins. It is better for it, and the actions it plans.
I would not normally quote a piece from a newspaper as long as this, but I do today. It comes from the Guardian’s morning newsletter:
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Did Johnson mislead parliament?
I will, unfortunately, be in meetings for much of this afternoon, and as a result will not be able to see Boris Johnson’s appearance before
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We were right about the police: now what is going to be done about it?
The review of the Metropolitan Police by Lady Louise Casey, released today, was commissioned after the abduction, rape and murder of Sarah Everard in 2021.
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Johnson’s defence against Partygate allegations is absurd
I have struggled to make sense of the claims issued by Boris Johnson overnight that, in his opinion, show that he is innocent of misleading
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Banking is welfare for the wealthy, and there are no limits
Are Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse the start of a new banking crisis? First there was a run on Silicon Valley Bank in the
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