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quadrant.org.au | Joanna Bell |Amy Brooke |Daryl McCann
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quadrant.org.au | Daryl McCann |Amy Brooke |Joanna Bell |Mervyn F. Bendle
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quadrant.org.au | Rachael Kohn |Amy Brooke |Daryl McCann |Joanna Bell
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quadrant.org.au | Amy Brooke |Daryl McCann |Joanna Bell |Tom Breen
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Nov 23, 2024 |
thespectator.com | Douglas Murray |Peter Jones |Joanna Bell |Charles Lipson
I mentioned some weeks ago that one of the great points of interest — not to say enjoyment — in our era will be seeing how British prime minister Keir Starmer’s government copes with the incoming Donald Trump administration in Washington. It is fair to say that many Labour Members of Parliament, not to mention the mayor of London (who spends more time grandstanding abroad than he does addressing violent crime in his own city), have been wildly impolitic.
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There should be people taking to the streets over this and yet all anyone can focus on is whether Keir Starmer broke lockdown rules.
Angela Rayner’s new rules on ‘Islamophobia’ will mean the end of free speech in Britain. You can already be criminalised for scorning Islam, and yet Labour thinks this is not enough. This is taking us back to the dark ages, says Fraser Myers https://t.co/GyJWjeVpUJ
Lockdown shouldn’t have happened. But it’s in the past. Why can’t British press focus on current affairs? This ‘gotcha’ journalism is becoming so tiresome. No wonder people are turning away from legacy media.
Labour admits Starmer's voice coach wasn't key worker - but insist it was "necessary" for her to see him in person when London was in Tier 4. Why, when she worked remotely with all of her other clients throughout the pandemic? https://t.co/UPewxEgWGT
Emilia Perez is up for numerous Academy Awards. I’m trying to understand how a person can sit through a show like this. Having watched it last night, I can only say it was a painful experience.
