HeyJaredEllie Gomersall
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Donât be fooled by Gaza pivot â Labour are rotten to the core (opens the original)
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FOREIGN Secretary Ed Miliband stood up at Labour conference and said: âI want to say to the millions of people in this country and indeed elsewhere, who have been moved and outraged by the plight of the Palestinian people, we hear you. You were rightâ. Meanwhile, outside the conference hall, activists holding signs and peacefully demanding further action for Palestine were arrested under terrorism legislation. I struggle to think of anything that better sums up Andy Burnhamâs new governmen
Itâs time to tax the plague of the super-rich out of existence (opens the original)
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THE UK is not a democracy. Some of the reasons why are obvious. Thereâs the fact our upper chamber of parliament is entirely unelected. Or that we continue to use the archaic and wildly disproportional first-past-the-post voting system for elections to the UK parliament. Or the fact that there appears to be no legal mechanism for Scotland to leave this supposedly âvoluntaryâ union â with even the prime minister himself being forced to roll back comments after seemingly suggesting there c
Wrong culprits are being blamed for e-bikes racing down streets (opens the original)
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WHEN I think about the one purchase that improved my quality of life more than anything else, the answer is obvious. It’s my e-bike. I first bought mine using the Scottish Government’s (now defunct) interest-free e-bike loan scheme four years ago, and as someone who doesn’t drive, it finally gave me the freedom to explore, navigate and commute around my city, my country and even further afield in a way I just hadn’t been able to before. I have cycled for most of my life, but with Scotland being
Why the SNP and Scottish Greens both have a Nicola Sturgeon problem (opens the original)
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DO the SNP have a Nicola Sturgeon problem? Perhaps. But they’re not the only ones. The former first minister made some fairly obvious and – I’d have thought – uncontroversial comments about the party in the updated version of her autobiography, Frankly. A number of current SNP figures then went to great lengths to distance themselves from the remarks and tell their former boss to keep her opinions to herself. She observed a “lack of vision or big-picture thinking” from the SNP during this May’s
Is this TikToker the answer to exposing the ridiculous red tape of councils? (opens the original)
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THE Clacton by-election is just over a week away, and the name “Count Binface” is on everyone’s lips. But I’d argue that there’s another masked character everyone should be paying attention to in UK politics – one who doesn’t wear a bin on her head but rather a simple slice of bread. I’ve enjoyed the TikTok videos of Zoe Bread for several years now. Most of her early videos involved harmless chaos such as holidaying at the Travelodge on the M1 northbound (and two years later, the M1 southbound)
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