Dan Hodges
Contributing Writer at Daily Mail
Commentator Mail on Sunday. "Worst political pundit in the West" - G.Greenwald. "Clown Prince" - D.Cummings. Didn't attend private school. Mingled with Tories.
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5 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Glen Owen |Anna Mikhailova |Dan Hodges
China are eavesdropping on UK politicians by bugging Whitehall pubs, hotels... and even benches in St James's Park, say spy chiefsBy GLEN OWEN, ANNA MIKHAILOVA AND DAN HODGES Published: 20:14 EDT, 19 April 2025 | Updated: 20:19 EDT, 19 April 2025 Chinese spies are eavesdropping on British political figures by bugging park benches and buildings in Whitehall, security sources believe.
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Glen Owen |Dan Hodges
Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of appeasing Beijing by waving through plans for a new Chinese 'super-embassy' in London which will include 'spy dungeons' in the heart of the City. Planning documents for the controversial embassy on the site of the Royal Mint buildings include 'two suites of anonymous unlabelled basement rooms and a tunnel', with their exact purpose 'redacted for security reasons'.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Dan Hodges
At the start of the year, Elon Musk launched a sudden and increasingly frenzied attack on the British Government over Muslim rape gangs. There had been a cover-up, he charged. Ministers – including the Prime Minister – were complicit. While people were being sent to jail for social-media posts, the victims of the gangs were being denied the justice they deserved through a proper national inquiry. At the time his comments were condemned across the political spectrum, including by Sir Keir Starmer.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Dan Hodges
Whisper it, because that's what the Prime Minister prefers to do. But his No-Drama-Starmer approach to diplomacy is starting to pay off. 'We can't slap ourselves on the back,' a senior government insider told me in response to the news the UK was escaping the worst of Donald Trump's tariff wrath. 'It's still going to have a negative effect on us. But we got off more lightly than anyone else in the G7 and the EU.
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3 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Dan Hodges
This morning the world's focus is on Donald Trump's decision to launch a global trade war. But in a few weeks' time, the man who last month pledged to deliver 'peace through strength' is planning to embark on a real war. I'm currently in Tel Aviv, and according to several senior political, military and diplomatic sources, the United States and Israel are preparing to launch a strike on Iran that will finally eradicate the threat posed by the country's nuclear weapons programme.
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RT @DPJHodges: Labour’s impending implosion in the local elections will mark the end of “Starmerism” > Mail on Sunday > https://t.co/YT…
Labour’s impending implosion in the local elections will mark the end of “Starmerism” > Mail on Sunday > https://t.co/YT9AoPtSb2
The key thing about "Starmerism" is it was essential built around the Ming-Vase strategy. And you can't continue to pursue a Ming-Vase strategy when the vase is laying in a hundred broken pieces on the floor.
