remember what they took from us

Quite

Fabulous

A reminder that Philp has server as Chief Secretary of the Treasury, Cabinet Secretary and Paymaster General. Brightest and best

Keir’s entrapped genie hoping for a day off

This happened today .. appreciative and rather overwhelmed as I am, I do want to say that in broadcasting, every ‘individual’ contribution comes amid a team effort. So - thank you colleagues and friends BBC Radio 4 Today BBC Radio 4
And of course thank you The Voice of the Listener and Viewer (VLV)

Wednesday’s ⁦The Times and The Sunday Times⁩ cartoon thetimes.co.uk/article/morten…

Amidst the sound and fury on the Rwanda Bill, this fascinating, if Delphic, extract from a speech by Lord Reed in March deserves your attention

h/t Dr Lewis Graham Donal Coffey

Dear Ofcom, For clarity can you confirm that other politicians like Nigel Farage who are not candidates can present “impartial” programmes on “news” channels during an election? David Cameron? Humza Yousaf? Sadiq Khan? Caroline Lucas?

The death of Lord Frank Field is a profound loss to politics and to our nation.

The loss of David Marquand and Frank Field over the space of two days is a stark reminder of the intellectual heft that once occupied the green benches. There is a stagnancy in the 2019 Parliament which the next election must address if politics is to retain relevance.

So, Nigel Farage - one of the founders & owners of Reform UK - can present an “impartial” programme on a TV “news” channel during the general election according to the broadcasting regulator @ofcom. The leader of the party Richard Tice 🇬🇧 & its only MP Lee Anderson MP can…

Very sad. A contrarian but someone who cared passionately about the eradication of poverty

Grant Shapps doesn't deny that the '£75 billion' defence spending boost announced by Rishi Sunak yesterday is actually, er, £20 billion.

Story 👇

huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/its-not-…

This is completely unacceptable

It looks a lot like Paula Vennells sacked the Post Office’s most senior lawyer for putting her integrity as a lawyer above the interests of the Post Office.

Vennells seemed entirely unbothered by what this said about the Post Office.

Fabulous stuff

So many happy and wondrous Proms memories thanks to this man. May he rest in peace

Thought experiment: imagine being told, a decade ago, that in 2024 parliament would pass primary legislation declaring that Rwanda (and only Rwanda) is a safe country, and being asked to come up with a reason why it might do that.

⚖️ The Safety of Rwanda Bill will soon become law, but we believe it remains a defective, constitutionally improper piece of legislation. (1/4)