Niche Reformation joke

Here I stand, I can do no other
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Charlotte Gill is a one-woman army. If everyone on the right had her fighting spirit, we'd probably be tired of winning by now

In an age of political correctness, conservatives often find themselves justifying their beliefs. Just for once, they should force the other side in the dock, says Charlotte Gill
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I'll bet not a single person in the whole of Whitehall believes this thetimes.co.uk/article/493100…

Why have the Tories not undone New Labour’s settlement? Answer: because they didn’t want to thecritic.co.uk/let-the-blood-…

Oh my, there are so many people I want to send this to. 😅 Witty and biting in equal measure, on one of the MOST IRRITATING traits of the chin-stroking (mostly) males who think fence-sitting is somehow admirable, and wilful ignorance is somehow 'nuance.'

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This is one of my favourite past UKRI studies (2017-19). Funded value: £502,251

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Interesting article by Jo Bartosch but grateful the headline wasn't illustrated thecritic.co.uk/beheading-a-pi…

.Matt Ridley wonders why the founder of the University of Chicago Center in Beijing might not have found space for the lab-leak theory in a whole book on Covid... thecritic.co.uk/how-not-to-inv…

This is amazing

'Step 1, Brief that you're better at Photoshop than Kate
Step 2, The British people love you again
Step 3, Boom! You become Queen of England'

Totally baffled as to why the British public don't like Meghan telegraph.co.uk/royal-family/2…

'I wasn't going to sign your measly trade deal but my daughter just loves Pepper Pig too much'

Excellent from Patrick Porter on the myth that 'soft power' gets countries to do what they otherwise would not have done
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Jaw-dropping annecdote — A student was kicked out of his accommodation because his problematic conversation was heard through his bedroom wall thecritic.co.uk/issues/march-2…

It's shades of May — Downing St speeches without saying anything new