Monkhouse’s comedy, and the conventions that shaped it, belong to a bygone era of British entertainment. That does not make it shameful or malicious, but it does make it historically situated.
The Mail jumped on Coogan’s Irish passport, while the Express amplified “anti-British” criticism.
The appeal has sparked both support and criticism among Mumsnet users, with critics saying the discussion forum should remain apolitical.
Campaigners describe lifting the restrictions as “a simple, practical step towards greater inclusion and belonging,” helping everyone feel like a valued part of society.
Calls have been made for the press regulator to investigate “systematic failings which lead publishers to keep running fake, likely AI-generated, PR content.”
History tells us what happens when far-right propaganda meets cutting-edge technology. And if Grokipedia is any indication, we may already be watching the sequel.
“There’s nothing he won’t do to get attention.”
The law is being used to enforce existing power structures for the benefit of the few
Powell has also repeated her call for the two-child limit to be lifted “in full”
The Good Law Project’s initial complaint related to potential political bias as well as perceptions of a potential lack of transparency around funding.
The Lib Dems have compared factionalism and infighting in Reform-run Kent County Council to a Monty Python-style farce
“Total abolition is far preferable to any tapering or any other kind of reform that would not abolish the two-child rule in its entirety.”
“Doing well for who? Would be the question that I would ask.”
