HeyJaredGuy Adams
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Inside the most farcical crossing of the whole small-boat crisis (opens the original)
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It lasted more than 36 hours and involved six coastguard and Border Force vessels, one French Navy helicopter and three coaches which travelled in a blue-light convoy with seven police cars and vans. Throw in a knife-wielding hard-Right YouTube personality in a speedboat, plus an angry mob of balaclava-clad supporters and the whole thing adds up to an extremely expensive Anglo-French farce. The so-called Bayeux Travesty, which this week saw 60-odd migrants make what is undoubtedly the longest an
Provocative statements of Muslim cleric given award by Archbishop (opens the original)
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The first female Archbishop of Canterbury in more than 1,400 years kicked off Friday’s awards with a characteristically woke speech. Standing at a lectern in Lambeth Palace’s magnificent Great Hall, Sarah Mullally told assembled guests that ‘we live in a world that is not always as we wish it would be’, owing to a combination of ‘injustice’, poverty, starvation and what she called the ‘climate emergency’. Thankfully, she continued, there are those among us who are ‘determined to make a differenc
The head of air traffic - who earns almost 10x the PM and loves WFH (opens the original)
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Martin Rolfe has, as they say, got one job. As head of National Air Traffic Services (NATS), he's responsible for making sure an average of 8,000 scheduled flights take off and land safely at 15 of Britain's airports every day. Some liken Rolfe's role to running a sort of motorway in the sky. So long as staff turn up to work and computers don't crash, travellers and freight shipments generally reach their destination on time and few people give NATS a second thought. For performing this generall
Why we should ALL fear the exodus of Britain's 'wealth creators' (opens the original)
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'I would like to give something back to Britain.’ So said the hedge fund billionaire Chris Rokos after donating a cool £190million to Cambridge University in March via what was billed as the ‘biggest single donation to be made to a British university in modern times’. It wasn’t the only large cheque he’d just written, either: the bespectacled tycoon had at around the same time settled an income tax demand for £330million, which is enough to cover the wages of roughly 10,000 newly qualified nurse
Why I'm convinced Britain's in a financial death spiral: GUY ADAMS (opens the original)
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On the sixth floor of a gleaming office overlooking the Barbican, where square-jawed men wear gilets and bark into telephone headsets, the endless computer monitors are a sea of red. It’s Thursday morning at the City of London HQ of IG Group, a FTSE 100 firm where 600 staff run one of the UK’s best-known financial trading and investment platforms. All week long, fear has stalked the market. ‘The more prices move, the noisier it gets,’ is how IG’s chief analyst Chris Beauchamp describes the offic
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