Aisling M
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Next time I get a cold, I'm going to betray it by having a Lemsip and some ibuprofen.
May 18, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Next time I get a cold, I'm going to betray it by having a Lemsip and some ibuprofen.
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Evidence also suggests Labour could lose far more seats at next election from disillusioned leftwing voters defecting, than from its 2024 voters switching to Reform.
And just one in seven Reform inclined Labour voters agree with ripping up net zero agenda.
And just one in seven Reform inclined Labour voters agree with ripping up net zero agenda.
April 30, 2025 at 6:51 AM
Evidence also suggests Labour could lose far more seats at next election from disillusioned leftwing voters defecting, than from its 2024 voters switching to Reform.
And just one in seven Reform inclined Labour voters agree with ripping up net zero agenda.
And just one in seven Reform inclined Labour voters agree with ripping up net zero agenda.
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There's a line connecting Hunt's NI cuts and the electoral system for mayoral races and the BBC management and the EHRC. The Starmer/McSweeney theory of politics just isn't interested in naming, let alone undoing, Tory institutional capture
April 26, 2025 at 1:00 PM
There's a line connecting Hunt's NI cuts and the electoral system for mayoral races and the BBC management and the EHRC. The Starmer/McSweeney theory of politics just isn't interested in naming, let alone undoing, Tory institutional capture
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Even the officials who originally worked on the EA (who weren't asked their views by the Court) have been expressing their surprise, because they assumed their intent was clear from the legislation (and, indeed, it really was until now):
April 18, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Even the officials who originally worked on the EA (who weren't asked their views by the Court) have been expressing their surprise, because they assumed their intent was clear from the legislation (and, indeed, it really was until now):
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Zelenskyy's character can be judge more directly by how he treats others and whether you think he's protected his country. From what I've seen, he has treated Americans with respect. His attire is to remind people he's at war, not unlike Churchill wearing a siren suit to the White House in 1942.
March 1, 2025 at 1:00 AM
Zelenskyy's character can be judge more directly by how he treats others and whether you think he's protected his country. From what I've seen, he has treated Americans with respect. His attire is to remind people he's at war, not unlike Churchill wearing a siren suit to the White House in 1942.