In accordance with ancient tradition, our next Prime Minister is announced to the nation while standing between a furry and a man with a bin on his head.
First government minister to try removing head from arse. Reports that view improves.
This photo - which has not been altered in any way - gives a useful guide to the grotesques currently trying to spin US policy.
The one you might not recognise (2nd from R) is Steven Cheung, White House Communications Director, who sets style and tone for everything coming from the administration.
Me sweating hard after having been asked a complex question about infectious disease.
Sometimes ... it just does that?
I see the world's least subtle allegory is starting its next chapter.
Still finding this worrying (and unreported). It's summer, and these numbers aren't obviously falling off. Recent numbers for Enfield, Haringey, Islington + Hertfordshire seem to suggest a North London-centred outbreak is still expanding.
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As someone who feels guilty about being the worlds' worst networker and never managing to improve to even a baseline level, I am encouraged that the poster-child, and unquestionable world champion of the skill is Jeffrey Epstein.
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Exc: First Government department quits Twitter over racism and violence concerns
Richard Hermer sent a directive to staff last week saying the Attorney General's Office would be coming off the platform
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Here at the Reflecting Pool where a big chunk ofTrump's blue paint-apoxie has peeled off the bottom of the pool and is bobbling in the water.
Concern about the spread of misinformation from right-wing figures prompts Richard Hermer to pull Attorney General’s Office off platform
