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This from @Geoffrey_Cox was titanic - a truly beautiful speech.
He outshone those sat opposite. They could only watch. And nervously laugh.
This should be seen by every new MP to understand what they do, & every new barrister to understand what we do.
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💥 Watch Michael Gove DESTROY the idiotic and antisemitic ramblings of a pro-Pal who tried to get him to condemn Israel for “white supremacy”.
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2026 looks promising for readers who enjoy German & European history in all its unsettling complexity: societies under pressure, wobbly systems, ordinary people caught up in it all.
No light reading but perfect for our times. A book preview in ZEITGEIST👇
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I’m not allowed to say it in Parliament, but I can here: today the Prime Minister lied and lied and lied again. And he did so to smear a man defending our veterans in court against the Labour government.
Labour have attacked everyone from farmers, to businesses, to veterans, so now they attack David Wolfson, a brilliant KC, to take the attention away from their terrible decisions.
I’m proud to have David in my team. He doesn’t deserve to have his name smeared by low-rent politicians trying to distract from their own failures.
What little integrity the Prime Minister held he surrendered with that shameful performance today.
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The Times rarely calls for resignations in its leading articles.
But the banning of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans on the grounds of fake “intelligence” is a scandal for which Craig Guildford, chief of West Midlands police, should take full responsibility.
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Replying to @Yellworque
And Leventhal captured by his friend Cecil ffrench Salkeld, his bookplate by Micheál MacLiammoir. – at Dublin City, Ireland
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"By the age of 70, he who doesn’t read will have lived only one life. He who reads will have lived 5000 years. Reading is immortality backwards."
Umberto Eco,
January 5, 1932 – February 19, 2016.
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The Nürburgring has lost its most famous female racing driver.
Sabine Schmitz passed away far too early after a long illness. We will miss her and her cheerful nature. Rest in peace Sabine!
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Can anyone help our friends at Cadwell Park find their stolen safety and medical cars? Please RT!
These two bespoke cars were stolen from Cadwell Park in Louth last night
We're appealing for information about the theft of these BMW's which are thought to have a combined worth of over £100,000
Please share and help us catch those responsible
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Let’s talk about what happens if you get COVID19 and recover. Are you immune to the disease? How long does the immunity last? And what does that mean for your life and for the public health and economy of our society? 1/
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Still so many people don't realise that a hedgehog out in the day this time of year is an EMERGENCY. It's a last desperate act by a nocturnal animal fighting approaching death. This needs to be common knowledge, so please R/T
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David Attenborough is not the Messiah, and he's certainly not a scientist.
This article is from a former Greenpeace President, who scientifically rips apart the man made climate change myth.
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“Conservatism is not a matter of defending global capitalism at all costs, or securing the privileges of the few against the many... Its underlying motive is not greed or the lust for power but simply attachment to a way of life."
- Sir Roger Scruton – at Brasília, Brazil
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“It has been a grand adventure to be so hated by those who I hold in such contempt.”
—Sir Roger Scruton, God rest his soul.
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“She wrote in an age that did not often promote, or even acknowledge, a woman’s voice.”
‘Ethna MacCarthy: Poems’ gets a glowing review in last week’s Sunday Times Books Section @ST_Culture
#poetry
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'... she wrote in an age that did not often promote, or even acknowledge, a woman’s voice. MacCarthy was never dispossessed of voice, but until now no one has been listening.'
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