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James Montague

@jamespiotr

Minnowcore. Author of When Friday Comes, 1312, The Billionaires Club & Thirty One Nil. Co-founder @dgquarterly IG/Threads: @thirtyonenil

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"What I always tell people is that we will get there, one day we will definitely get there." 🇼🇸 Ahead of Samoa's OFC World Cup qualification clash with American Samoa, Captain Andrew Setefano speaks on Samoan pride. 💪

Taj Ali (@taj_ali1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Because too often it isn't. Just 8% of people in film and TV come from a working-class background compared to 60% from upper-middle-class backgrounds. Journalism has a similar problem. It means the stories of working-class communities are rarely accurately or adequately told.

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Chelsea FC’s main shareholders are exploring their ownership of the club after little more than two years in charge, amid a deterioration in relations, people familiar with the matter said trib.al/G3XBXcq

Helen Lewis (@helenlewis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This story about the Jewish Chronicle is genuinely shocking, and now I see two journalists I admire hugely — Jonathan Freedland and Hadley Freeman — have resigned. theguardian.com/world/2024/sep…

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Moron whose party has been in charge for 14 years, which caused a multi-billion pound hole in national GDP by leaving the EU, now says Britain is the sick man of Europe. How do they dress themselves.

Moron whose party has been in charge for 14 years, which caused a multi-billion pound hole in national GDP by leaving the EU, now says Britain is the sick man of Europe. How do they dress themselves.
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"Something has gone terribly wrong in America when people who define themselves as pro-life have sentenced a small boy to go to bed tonight, and every night, without his mother," Helen Lewis writes: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

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It’s not just Badenoch and Jenrick, this deflection of privilege is widespread among the British elite, as Aaron Reeves and I show in our new book Born to Rule. Why? Because it has really currency with the public…when they buy it, that is 🤔