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Sunder Katwala (sundersays) 26m

Rupert Lowe of Restore Britain says the electoral success of his political party would "inevitably" lead to civil unrest and rioting. His argument is increasingly that civil conflict has become unavoidable + absolutely necessary (if still partly regrettable + somewhat to be blamed on opponents)

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Saul Staniforth 10h

Interviewing a govt minister Hazarika shows a graph comparing young people claiming PIP to the size of our armed forces & declares it "tells a story about modern Britain" I can't even make a sarcastic comment about our fearless fourth estate, because Hazarika is a Labour politician

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Irish Independent 15h

Simon Coveney is advocating for a renewal of relations between Britain and the EU. #cookies #security #onlineprivacy

www.independent.ie
Simon Coveney seeks reset of relations between Britain and EU
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Naomi O'Leary 23h

The post said a cross-border trade in Sally Rooney’s books had emerged after they were removed from UK distribution over her support for Palestine Action. It said bookshops in Northern Ireland were buying copies from Dublin wholesalers, where they quickly sold out, and receiving many online orders from Britain. https://t.co/zyp8EBDndu #SallyRooney #BookTrade #PalestineAction #GB #IE #NI

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Bruno Maçães 2d

The author claimed that Britain was becoming more dictatorial by the day and said Powell had been urged to denounce and distance himself from his wife. https://t.co/O99QIrcNxD #Britain #Politics #Freedom #GB

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Kate from Kharkiv 2d

Journalist to Hegseth: “Mr. Secretary, are you Vladimir Putin’s puppet on Ukraine? Mr. Secretary, is Vladimir Putin playing you like a fiddle?” Good job, Britain! That’s how it’s done. Video: Sky News

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Frances Ryan 2d

“For decades, the right has set the boundaries for what Britain’s safety net can be. The conventional wisdom is change can only go one way: the benefits system can become more punitive and error-strewn, but never more compassionate or accurate.” Today’s col. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

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Bruno Maçães 2d

The author claimed that novelists were now banned in Britain for their political opinions, adding that the opinion at issue was opposition to a genocide. #LibertéDexpression #Censure #Littérature #GB

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flyingrodent 3d

Again, there was almost no public element in this: no organic surge in public opinion to demand it. It was simply imposed upon Britain by the world’s most hateful and poisonous media outlets, by leaning hard on our ever-compliant political leaders, who are always happy to say yes to the tabloids.

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Ian Dunt 4d

Feel a lot of pride about the way Britain has responded to Trump's attacks on Ukraine, repeatedly launching big symbolic demonstrations of solidarity when things are at their most tenuous.

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Savchenko Volodymyr 4d

🇺🇦🗣️ Ben Hodges: A large amount of the intelligence that the US uses comes from allies. So yes, France, Germany, Britain, Poland and Finland can provide Ukraine with data that will give advance warning of ballistic missile launches. It is a matter of political will.

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Anton Gerashchenko 4d

President Zelenskyy and his team have arrived in Britain. An audience with King Charles III and a meeting with PM Burnham are scheduled for today. "A wide range of security issues will be discussed. We are preparing decisions that will strengthen us," the president said.

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Sam Freedman 4d

New post: "Drowning in slop" Large parts of the state are being increasingly overwhelmed with complaints, appeals, objections.... written by AI. It's gumming up every process. Britain is particularly vulnerable. How bad has it got and what can we do about it? samf.substack.com/p/drowning-i...

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Sarah Murphy 5d

Farage/Johnson/Brexiters hate the Brexit Russia connection… this is why… “Isolation from the rest of Europe is the result that Britain’s enemies wanted in 2016. Sticking to that path is the route they would choose for Britain again today if they had a vote.” www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

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Helene von Bismarck 6d

Instead of arguing about what happened 10 years ago, perhaps the British debate should focus on 1) the very real threat emanating from Russia NOW, including but not limited to disinformation 2) Britain‘s future strategy in a geopolitically turbulent world which makes Brexit look even more absurd

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Bruno Maçães 6d

The author argued that antisemitism had become normalised in Britain, pointing to a cartoon in The Telegraph as an illustration. https://t.co/gwAsyCsu5C #Antisemitism #Britain #Cartoon #GB

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Mark Chadbourn 6d

Burnham started his much-needed assault on Brexit yesterday by confirming Russian interference in the vote. Now this: “In a statement to MPs, Andy Burnham will argue it is time to "face up to the reality that Brexit has done more harm than good" and "the status quo is not good enough for Britain."”

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Dnevnik.hr 7d

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham revealed that there is evidence of Russian interference in the Brexit referendum and warned of similar operations in France and Germany, which provoked sharp reactions from the pro-Brexit group Britain Unbound. #Brexit #Rusija #Dezinformacije (translated)

dnevnik.hr
Bomba britanskog premijera: "Dobio sam jasan odgovor, dogodilo se"
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