HeyJaredRichard Littlejohn
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Opinion: Burnham's Britain is a state-run Fantasy Island (opens the original)
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My first TUC conference was in Brighton, in 1978, when ‘Lucky Jim’ Callaghan reneged on a promise to his union paymasters to call a snap General Election. Having banked their cheques for his campaign war-chest, he mocked them in his keynote speech with a clumsy rendition of the old music hall song Waiting At The Church, about a jilted bride. He left them in the lurch. That night in the hotel bars all hell broke loose, as the unions plotted their revenge. Callaghan’s refusal to go to the country
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Burnham's Britain is a state-run Fantasy Island (opens the original)
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My first TUC conference was in Brighton, in 1978, when ‘Lucky Jim’ Callaghan reneged on a promise to his union paymasters to call a snap General Election. Having banked their cheques for his campaign war-chest, he mocked them in his keynote speech with a clumsy rendition of the old music hall song Waiting At The Church, about a jilted bride. He left them in the lurch. That night in the hotel bars all hell broke loose, as the unions plotted their revenge. Callaghan’s refusal to go to the country
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: AI chatbots have made me lose the will to live (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham told the United Nations this week that Britain was going to lead the world in tackling rogue Artificial Intelligence (AI). Good luck with that, councillor. We're also 'leading the world' by rushing headlong to Net Zero, but the rest of the world isn't in the slightest bit interested in following our determination to commit economic hara–kiri. Donald Trump has already said he will ignore any attempts to introduce global restraints on AI, which he calls 'Super Intelligence'. 'We're go
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Make Labour's anti-Israel mob watch this TV series (opens the original)
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Remember the fuss last year over Adolescence, the Netflix drama about a ‘manosphere’-influenced-13-year-old white schoolboy arrested for murdering a girl classmate? Brilliant, it may have been. But it was a work of fiction. That didn’t stop Surkeir (remember him?) convening an emergency meeting at No 10 with the series’ producers and various charities to address the problem of how to prevent young boys ‘being dragged into a whirlpool of hatred and misogyny’ online. Encouraged by Starmer, Netflix
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Why won't cops nick this parcel thief? (opens the original)
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They call him ‘our thief’. He’s well-known to the residents of St Maur Road, Parsons Green, in South West London. They know who he is, what he looks like, where he lives. They have iPhone photos and doorbell videos of him nicking parcels from their doorsteps. It’s the same bloke – grey baseball cap, occasionally worn back-to-front, like Kevin the Teenager; black wife-beater T-shirt, sometimes a short-sleeve Adidas job; stupid knee-length cargo shorts, which look ridiculous on grown men; grey soc
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