Almost as if political commentators are more interested in getting the word count in rather than doing any careful analysis.

Can we see the things he said.

It's the sort of thing you would expect to be told.

Come on Statto check the diary.

How did we survive as a nation without old Winston on the bank notes.

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We need real Statesmen again on our banknotes.

No they don't but they deal with lots of violent offences and can send people to prison. All with no jury.

So down with the magistrates courts?

How do you think you recruit people to the military?

Those people who wrote to you can now just set up a server on a platform and talk directly to the children who were writing to you.

It would be interesting to discover how Labour and Starmer would be doing if they didn't have to face the daily tsunami of shite from hacks in the papers and rolling TV news channels.

It will never be the headlines, it's positive and the media is in a death spiral of negativity.

They have clearly joined to become the left wing of reform.

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May as well dive right in.

Did you know that dogs in ancient Mesopotamia also refused to drop the ball?

According to a Sumerian proverb, “The dog understands ‘Take it!’ It does not understand ‘Put it down!’”

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Agree, looking at similar things in place for doctors and it seems to amount to annual performance reviews, development plans and a portfolio of training you have done. All of which should already be done.

Interesting background on Paul Doyle, who drove his car into the Liverpool parade www.thetimes.com/uk/crime/art...

The downsides are that they don't work when people switch their numberplates, they only work retrospectively, they don't allow investigations into ownership, driving whilst under the influence or other motoring offences which can all be flagged from speeding. But for straight speeding matters ideal.

For all the talk of Andrew Tate and Adolescence, I wrote about the more dangerous phenomenon we’re all choosing to ignore: the radicalisation of middle aged men

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Today is a good day to be a Labour member.

Finally someone says it.

Shame Jonathan Gullis joined Reform. He had a bright future in standing next to a pub fruit machine telling you what buttons to press.

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This is one of the big accounts boosting Tommy Robinson, Farage and Reform and ‘English Patriots’.

It’s Russian.

There was a murder in Walsall which has been in court this week which was horrific, it would have been the leading story at any time. How should that be reported on.

Angela Raynor wasn't exactly Starmers best buddy, the party needs to work together, this is how a party should work.

1 Nurse: It’s become a real problem in this area 2 Nurse: We’ve seen the whole community lost to addiction 3 Show a building sign posted: Westminster ‘X’ Addiction Clinic With various Westminster people or looking at their phones outside it Nurse: Ministers, Spads, Researchers… 4 Nurse: Most mornings we’ll get a call about someone acting strangely [Nurse on phone taking a call] Ok - we’ll be right over 5 Nurse: We just have a gentle chat [Nurses approach a minister –Robert Jenrick? - standing in the Palace of Westminster Minister: I understand your concerns… 6 Nurse: Are you OK love? Minister: Yes I’m just hearing legitimate concerns from real voters 7 Nurse: That’s a robot, a Nazi and a poorly-disguised Russian [Show that the people he is talking to are precisely these characters] Nurse 2: Give us your phone, love 8 Nurse: At the clinic we put them in a Grass-Touching Pod, with a real voter to talk to [We see them back at the clinic, holding the minister's head and pushing him into a glass isolation booth with a grass floor. And it is a baffled looking woman, on a chair, ready to talk to him.] 9 Minister: YOU MUST BE WORRIED ABOUT THE COMING CIVIL WAR [woman looks baffled] 10 woman: I just want a bus service Minister: LOOK AT MY FLAG [produces a St George's flag] [ends]

I think we know why it's not front page news.

Wow.

It's the idea they will play themselves into form. But it's all so static, so easy to defend.

Bear with me, I anticipate your disagreement. There is a clear pattern to the advice given to those who want to press back against rising racism. What it boils down to is that if you point out that racism is often being dressed up as “legitimate concerns” you will alienate people. /1

Scoop!