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‘Privatise the moon to help wipe out poverty on Earth’, says Adam Smith institute
“Anyone who even tries to do this should have tremendous force used against them.”
Boris Johnson’s premiership shows why we desperately need constitutional reform
‘Allowing him power in a system that is largely dependent on gentleman’s agreements was like allowing a bull into a china-shop.’
Diane Abbott MP: Drum beats of war are trying to drown out voices for dialogue and peace
‘We have naïve platitudes about ‘standing with our NATO partners’, when NATO is not going to be doing any fighting at all.’
Matt Hancock broke the law when appointing Dido Harding and Mike Coupe to senior posts, High Court rules
The court found that Hancock broke the law after appointing Baroness Harding as Chair of the National Institute for Health Protection and Mike Coupe as Director of Testing.
Right Wing Watch newsletter: Week 2 February 2022
Levelling Down in The Fens As promised last week, this time we’re taking a deeper look at Britain’s safest Tory seat, South Holland and the Deepings, whose MP is anti-woke culture warrior Sir John Hayes. Earlier in the week Itest
John Bercow launches scathing attack on Boris Johnson calling him a narcissist and ‘worst PM of my lifetime’
“It is time that he gave up office and beetled off into the distance, which would be an enormous relief”
Voices on the Left: 5 blogs from the left you need to read this week
A roundup of progressive news….
Boris Johnson’s ‘ex-lover’ tells GB News viewers that the prime minister has been replaced with some sort of clone
“There is something that happens to you before you take office when you become a world leader”
Tory chair to deliver speech at radical right Heritage Foundation which denies climate change science and is linked to voter suppression group
The Heritage Foundation is also linked to the Heritage Action for America, which has bragged about supporting voter suppression across the country.
The government must invest in the early years if it wants to ‘level up’
‘Without the required investment in services for under-5s and their families, inequalities will continue to open up from the start’