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“I’m deeply worried by the darkening shadow that’s going over the world, a shadow that we have to call fascism”
Palantir 2024 net profit globally was $468 million. UK sales represent 11% of their sales. So the profit after tax in U.K. should have been $50 million; suggesting something very dodgy going on.
The Guardian@theguardian.com · 16h agoPalantir paid just £2m corporation tax in UK in 2024 despite lucrative public sector contracts
Mahmood says her Channel migrant plan is working. But MPs aren’t happy trib.al/0zmqHhK
Mahmood says her Channel migrant plan is working. But MPs aren’t happy
Labour backbenchers urge Andy Burnham to ‘rethink’ Home Secretary's asylum policy
inews.co.uk
Brexit isn't just about trade deals or treaties. It's about thousands of small opportunities that quietly disappeared. Most people only notice when one of those opportunities was theirs.
Leaders of flag-raising group Raise the Colours Oxfordshire placed trackers on highway workers’ cars to find out their home addresses, the High Court has heard. RTC then attempted to intimidate the highway staff into no longer removing flags by repeating their addresses to them.
Has Kemi Badenoch been taking cosplay lessons from Kristi Noem?
French forces held a fierce defensive perimeter around Dunkirk and lost 18,000 souls. 40,000 became POWs. Without their resolve we wouldn’t have our nation’s story. It’s estimated 20-60k French resistance fighters died during the war. You’re only diminishing yourself with comments like this.
You see the people of Clacton being interviewed they couldn't be further away from the wealth of Farage. Add his and his party's links to Russia, criminal acts by many, and it blows my mind. I get some feel let down, but is he the answer?
The UK government is trying yet again to gain access to private user data from Apple and other companies…. appleworld.today/2026/08/the-...
The UK government is trying yet again to gain access to private user data from Apple, other companies
In yet another example of a government overstepping its duties, the UK government is again trying to get unwarranted (and what should be illegal) access to private user data. And Apple is, again, figh...
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Is everyone aware of the General Motors streetcar conspiracy? In the mid-20th century, auto and oil interests bought up electric streetcar systems across the US and systematically replaced them with bus routes and paved roads, funneling commuters toward private cars.
General Motors streetcar conspiracy - Wikipedia
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It's long been clear that ukip/brexit/reform/restore are Russian political interference projects. It's v dated now. Over 10 years of this foreign interference, & yet so many useful idiots in the UK media were sucked in by Farage's public school boy persona, when he was a vicious bully at school.
George Eaton@georgeeaton.bsky.social · 3d agoIt’s long been clear that Reform is beatable – Farage’s terrible personal ratings, toxic brand, mass tactical voting against them. The narrative that victory for them is inevitable was based on superficial analysis + wishful thinking on the right.
I think Nick Robinson was trying to ask if the increase in reports of racist abuse of NHS staff was because post Brexit there are supposedly more visibly non-white staff. But he phrased it appallingly and it's a stupid question anyway. Good job he doesn't ask questions for a living...
Remember: the Brits voted for Brexit. Nigel Farage remains a real threat www.theguardian.com/world/2026/a...
Monday briefing: An (almost) comprehensive guide to Nigel Farage’s many scandals
In today’s newsletter: With allegations stretching back decades, here’s a compendium of controversies of (alleged) sleaze, schoolday trouble and more
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We all remember that Wales tragically voted for Brexit in 2016 but few pin any blame on Welsh Labour. They should because Welsh Labour didn’t mention the benefits of EU membership in any of its campaign literature prior to May 2016 ✍️Geraint Davies wp.me/p8Mk4U-1pVQ
The MoD: 'sending the Navy to stop the boats is a risk to life' GB News: 'saddle up boys, time to launch our own vigilante warships' GB News push out narratives attacking migrants, refugees & asylum seekers every day. #smallboats #reform #farage #operationfortress #navy
Use the Navy instead of the EU Dublin treaty? Fucking Brexit, Fucking idiots. #c4news
"The UK government estimates that all the UK’s post-Brexit trade deals combined could increase GDP by £15bn (or half a percentage point). The report’s findings suggest that membership of the EU alone would deliver at least six times more growth (£92bn)..." bestforbritain.org/eu_membershi...
EU membership to supercharge UK economy by at least £92bn, report suggests - Best for Britain
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Pre Brexit we had the power to return illegall immigrants via The Dublin Agreement Farage's Brexit caused the small boats now if their EU application fails they cross to UK for a 2nd bite of the cherry Farage's new plan to tackle small boats: How realistic is it? news.sky.com/video/share-...
Reform's Nigel Farage proposes 'bold' plan to tackle small boats, but how realistic is it?
Reform's Operation Fortress policy would aim to tackle channel crossings by returning migrants back to France - but Sky's Alex Rogers looks at some of the potential holes in his policy, with France al...
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Really wonder how 'Are Nige was allowed to call a political press conference in the middle of a by-election. And it looks like the entire UK MSM has decided that Purdah can go fuck itself!
🧵Right-leaning newspapers are trying to blame Europe's raging wildfires on everything EXCEPT fossil fuels 1. The Wall Street Journal Frontpage story: "Greece fights wildfires as Europe crisis spreads" WSJ editorial: "How green policies fuel fires in Europe"
From today, EU citizens have a legal right to know when they're talking to a bot or looking at a deepfake, backed by fines of up to €15m. Thanks to Brexit, we're missing out on this protection.
digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu
This is utterly dispicable "The UK Home Office has started stripping some EU citizens of their post-Brexit residency rights, in a move that has raised concerns about Britain’s compliance with its withdrawal agreement with Europe" www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
EU citizens in UK get letters telling them post-Brexit residency rights were given ‘in error’
After years of building lives in UK, potentially thousands of EU citizens could be told they have no right to remain
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If Burnham is sincere about "changing the whole approach" to immigration & ensuring there are "safe routes" for refugees, then major changes need to happen at the Home Office. Getting rid of Mahmood would have been a good start! www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...
Burnham to be ‘relentless’ on small boat crossings after Ceuta crisis
Prime minister says UK needs to ‘bring back that control’ and safe routes for refugees are necessary to tackle trafficking
theguardian.com
For days, Reform politicians claimed that significant numbers of migrants who surged into Ceuta would be heading to Calais and onwards to Britain Not only have most already returned to Morocco, but Moroccans have made up just 0.07% of small boat arrivals since 2021 inews.co.uk/news/no-thou...
No, thousands of migrants won't come to the UK from Ceuta - here's why
Fears of a new migration crisis impacting the UK are misplaced despite the chaotic scenes witnessed in Ceuta, an expert has said
inews.co.uk
The Reform spokesperson did not directly deny that Farage was politically active when he received a £5 million gift from Christopher Harborne.
Migrant crossings this year are down circa 43% vs 2025 BBC doesn’t mention this until the fifth paragraph of broadcasting Reform saying it’d launch "the largest military operation in the English Channel since World War Two" to tackle small boat arrivals Trying to divert attention from Farage..🙄
Reform UK would use Royal Navy to stop small boats
The party's home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf says it would be the "largest military operation in the English Channel since World War Two”.
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