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  • 1 day ago | policymagazine.ca | Colin Robertson

    ‘Our preference is to collaborate with the US, but as a sovereign partner,’ writes Colin Robertson/White House photoThis article is adapted from a contribution to the Association for Canadian Studies special edition of Canadian Issues/Thèmes Canadiens on the evolving state of Canada-U.S. relations. Colin RobertsonMay 14, 2025In his second term as president of the United States, Donald Trump is forcing the Canadian body politic —every level of government and every party — to recalibrate.

  • 2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Colin Robertson

    I’VE had some of the greatest days of my life at Glastonbury Festival. Michael Eavis’s annual music jamboree is like nothing else and has to be experienced to be believed. If you know, you know etc. Glastonbury also happens to be the wokest place on Planet Earth. Pin-balling around the 1,000-acre site, you will never stop bumping into people wearing Free Palestine shirts, so much so you’ll think it was the festival uniform.

  • 2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Colin Robertson

    READING the BBC’s “new” report into its workplace culture you could be forgiven for thinking you’d taken a spin in Doctor Who’s Tardis to 2013. Because, just like 12 years ago, Auntie, the self-appointed high priestess of probity, once again stands decked out in sackcloth, and dusted down with ashes, as the contrition counter hits 11. Back then it was the publication of the so-called Respect At Work report, written by barrister Dinah Rose QC, that had Auntie tucking into the humble pie.

  • 2 weeks ago | guiseleyafc.co.uk | Colin Robertson

    A draw on the last day means a 4th place finish for Guiseley. They are therefore forced to travel to Teesside for a one-legged play off with Stockton Town on Tuesday evening, writes Scott Kelly. Guiseley travel to Stockton knowing the victor will play either Worksop or Ashton United for a place in National League North for the 25/26 season. Both games take place on Tuesday evening with a 7:45pm kick-off. there will be extra time, and if needed, penalties if the game finishes a draw after 90 minutes.

  • 3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Colin Robertson

    HOUSTON, we have a problem. An intergalactic pyjama party of excitable female celebrities appears to be hurtling towards space. Oh wait, it’s even worse than we thought . . . now they’re coming back to Earth. As UFOs go, Katy Perry and her fellow NASAssists on their Mission To Nowhere was quite the spectacle. Here was a group of some of the most privileged women on the planet being shot into orbit to become the most privileged women in space.

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Colin Robertson
Colin Robertson @Cod_Rob
19 Apr 25

RT @Cod_Rob: Katy Perry and co’s intergalactic pajama party was so excruciating it would make Meghan Markle cringe – there was only one win…

Colin Robertson
Colin Robertson @Cod_Rob
10 Apr 25

Ungrateful Spanish protesters want to ruin YOUR summer holiday - but I know exactly what you should do about it… https://t.co/Uk8FO83WcT

Colin Robertson
Colin Robertson @Cod_Rob
3 Apr 25

Absolute brassneck from Labour: "These costs are consistent with his predecessors in the previous government." Yeah, the same costs Angela Rayner and all the other screeching Labour critics said were a disgrace. This govt has shown it also loves sticking its snout in the trough

Toby Young
Toby Young @toadmeister

Just listening to the Minister for Net Zero and Energy Security winding up a debate in the Lords, saying Britain has to lead by example when it comes to climate change. I guess David Lammy didn't get the memo. https://t.co/vJOgrle8F2