Maighna Nanu

"A true believer in open markets and individual liberty, he has a quasi-religious zeal for economic freedom, a hatred of socialism and, as he told us in an interview this week, “infinite” contempt for the state." Fascinating interview from my colleague @kcsalmon with Javier Milei

hal 👾 @halhod

On Monday @kcsalmon interviewed @JMilei Our cover story examines his dramatic reform programme in Argentina, one year after he took office, and the lessons it holds for the rest of the world, particularly @realDonaldTrump and @elonmusk https://t.co/5Sah8Ylvuh

RT @aliceysu: This year I spent months in Colombia, Mexico, and California, following Chinese migrants hoping to seek asylum in the US. It'…

Former Justice Secretary David Gauke urges MPs to vote for assisted dying. "I look back at my personal choice on gay marriage...with a degree of pride in being part of something important, just as I view my abstention on assisted dying with regret." https://t.co/eLn5ie2Ph3

RT @NicholasHoult: We’re cute

RT @duncanrobinson: Column 🫵 https://t.co/FXhNA2pYmw

RT @GilesGear: I had the pleasure of sitting next to David and still do. I miss him dearly, it really hurts. Please take 2 minutes to rea…

RT @SheridanDani: Never easy to write about one of your own. I feel lucky to have known David. Life is so very fragile . David Knowles, jo…

David was kind, patient, and always had a smile on his face. He used to buy us chocolate as a thank you for podcast appearances. May he rest in peace.❤️

The Telegraph @Telegraph

It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of our colleague, David Knowles. David was a talented journalist and a much-loved friend and a colleague. He will be greatly missed. https://t.co/vLigw63DHK

It is hard to protect vital infrastructure if you don’t know where it is. I looked at why Britain is mapping underground cables and pipes https://t.co/pe1J1Ozw4b

Economist leader: Labour has won the British election. Now it has to seize the moment https://t.co/Hoo9bwWeC0

The Economist @TheEconomist

A change of management is a good result for Britain. Labour’s momentous win offers Sir Keir Starmer a huge opportunity. He must take it https://t.co/GzUkfQ4X0V https://t.co/du9PIrrJJU

A stark decrease in the number of privately educated cabinet ministers in Starmer's govt. Down from 61% in Sunak's to 13%. Still more than twice the national average, though.

Jim Pickard 🐋 @PickardJE

worth noting how vast majority of new cabinet went to comprehensive schools in contrast to previous administrations: Starmer government: 13% cabinet privately educated Sunak government: 61% of cabinet privately educated Blair 1st government: 32% of cabinet privately educated

RT @jburnmurdoch: Key chart to keep in mind as the Conservatives suffer their worst ever defeat: The Tories didn’t lose this election beca…

RT @ArchieHall: Time is a flat circle, etc https://t.co/cUhBTrEWXg https://t.co/WBesDiVJkp

RT @PickardJE: not saying the Tory campaign is getting desperate but it’s now…vote Labour if you hate puppies and kittens https://t.co/8stS…

A moving interview by @SheridanDani with Olena Zelenska, Ukraine’s First Lady.

Danielle Sheridan @SheridanDani

I travelled to Kyiv to interview Ukraine’s First Lady, @ZelenskaUA We talked about being married to President Zelensky & how war has pushed her to burn out. Read & WATCH my full @Telegraph exclusive here: https://t.co/lmV49VF8Tv… https://t.co/xfPGG8O4WC

RT @TomLarkinSky: Richard Holden, February: "I am bloody loyal to the North East" Richard Holden, June: the new candidate for Billericay…