Which of these two sentences is more important?

This is dumb, not because it's light in the photos but because London is haemorrhaging nightclubs and is almost impossible to do a spontaneous night in without prior knowledge of late licences, and he thinks 'after work drinks' somehow disproves this.

This is actually another good case of FBPE knowing essentially nothing about Europe - British supermarkets have just about the lowest profit margins on the whole continent.

Also, 🔥Liz Truss’s autobiography extracts have just dropped … and it’s clear it’s going to be an absolute banger

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In this tiny extract the Queen dies - and Truss is moved to ask “Why me?”

I think 'there's a statute of limitations, suckers!' has weaknesses as a political counter.

The one source everyone is using for the Gaza death toll just casually said 'oops, we overcounted by 33%.'

You fools. You utter imbeciles.

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Saw this complaint today...

...which is about the Scottish Parliament, which was supposed to be a model of how to do things and so much better than Westminster.

And yet...

The most effective deterrent is a believable reminder of consequences. Since the outsourcing of public order to hectoring signs is driven by the snarling up of every bit of the criminal justice system, that isn't there.

This guy is head of Goldsmith's Law department, literally has a book called 'Judicial Independence Under Threat' while cheerleading the encroachment of law into democratic politics via embarrassingly specious legal reasoning

London is facing a housing crisis: 78% agree (5% disagree)
Planning should override locals to build more: 45% (vs 22%)
Build more on green belt: 48% (vs 26%)
Immigration is making the shortage worse: 60% (vs 16%)
Redfield & Wilton Strategies polling for OnLondon

We could simply have sensible criteria for refugee status and not afford it to someone because their home country treats sex offenders harshly?

'The [_____] system has an incredibly important role for [_____] outcomes - but it also has nothing to do with those outcomes being terrible, and so should not be reformed.'

Congratulations to Ant for deriving a universal formula for British politics.

Sathnam Sanghera cannot cut himself shaving without detecting the hand of empire on the razor.

Shouldn't be their decision.

Some 4D chess from the nimbies, without the manufacturing base it'll be that much harder to build railways in future even if we wanted to.

The fundamental question here is who should set the Swiss governments policy. Should it be Jessica Simor or should it be the Swiss people who collected 110,000 signatures and then voted by 51.59% to reject the CO2-Gesetz?

What looks more like dictatorship? Simor or the Swiss?

Jessica Simor KC, who successfully persuaded the ECHR that the Swiss government violated women’s rights by not pushing harsher climate policy, explains how problematic it is to ask voters about these issues:

'In Switzerland it's particularly problematic because they have…

One of yesterday's protestors at Starmer's house also sprayed paint on Policy Exchange, stormed Lords Cricket ground and spent December behind bars for breaching her parole only to be bailed by a judge.

The criminal system permits these protests wholeheartedly and won't stop.

I think it was genuinely more progressive when she was an antihero.