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Minister says countryside of pubs and labradors is 'far-Right' fantasy (opens the original)
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A Labour minister has said that visions of Britain based on warm ale, pubs and black labradors are a 'far-Right' fantasy that 'never really existed'. Jenny Riddell-Carpenter, who was appointed nature minister in July, told a fringe meeting at the party's conference that she fears the far-Right will launch a battle at the next election using this supposed fantasy. She said she is kept 'awake at night' thinking about how the far-right will weaponise the countryside at the next election. Ms Riddell
Shelter tries to force pro-migrant line into homeless veteran's story (opens the original)
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The charity Shelter has been accused of forcing its open-borders agenda on a homeless military veteran by urging him to rewrite a personal testimony to include a defence of migrants getting houses. The former soldier, who served Britain in Eastern Europe, responded to a request from Shelter last December for Britons to share their homelessness stories. He submitted a harrowing account of his experience of defending Britain, post-traumatic stress disorder, homelessness, emergency accommodation an
My sources say PM will have to gamble on early election: CALGIE (opens the original)
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Arriving in Liverpool on Saturday for his first Labour conference as leader, Andy Burnham cut a more confident and optimistic figure than Keir Starmer. Gone was the robotic awkwardness of his technocratic predecessor, replaced with a man who is Labour to his bones, relieved to be back from his uncomfortable outing on the world stage with Donald Trump and ready to decompress with adoring activists. He walked up for a photoshoot alongside his wife, Marie-France van Heel, relaxed in his suede bombe
Polanski's 'banter Stasi': Order that could be from 1980s East Germany (opens the original)
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The Green Party has been accused of encouraging its members to act like the East German Stasi, as they were told to police their friends' jokes and report banter to officials. Diversity training seen by The Mail on Sunday reveals the party's efforts to crack down on jokes between friends, even when those being mocked are 'absolutely fine'. Members were also instructed to audit the race of their closest friends and create more diverse social groups to tackle so-called 'affinity bias'. Green activ
Labour ministers trade blows over migrants and economy (opens the original)
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Labour descended into open warfare over immigration and the economy on Saturday night, souring Andy Burnham's first party conference as Prime Minister. Cabinet ministers are at loggerheads over a planned crackdown on migrant visas, while another grandee blasted the leadership for putting union demands ahead of economic growth. The very public rows threaten to overshadow what Mr Burnham had planned would be a triumphant party conference, which gets under way in Liverpool on Sunday. Those hopes to
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