Exactly - a Poplarism of the right.

It would be all too easy for Reform controlled councils to try and kick asylum seekers out of social housing, or junk carbon offsetting, and then bitch noisily about this when Whitehall and the courts step in. The biggest test cases then write Farage's 2029 manifesto for him.

That interview shows that you can’t interview Trump and do it in a typical fashion.

Ask him one question and don’t move on until he either answers or has a meltdown.

Also maybe come prepared with data and facts- prices have not come down and there have not been 7 trillion dollars of investments.

What she does, however, is react on SM in the standard pol manner. She should really lean into it and use it to drive the conversation her way.

I don't think Badenoch is dead yet, but she needs either to land a big blow or display continuous energy.

That last qualification, however, may yet save Badenoch; the timing may never be quite right. That frequently happens during leadership challenges.

I do think the punctuation is important. Bill is excited to have an insight to teach once more, and the lightness comes from there being no-one to receive his teaching.

But the belief and the knowledge he refers to are coeval - and belief is the more significant.

Robert E Kelly - this is your absolute time to shine.

(Iceland as a neighbour of the UK is one of those things that is a bit 'what?' from our perspective, but is very obvious from theirs)

When we look at how a referendum has been used in different political systems (ahem), I always highlight the New Zealand example as one where a highly significant decision with multiple options for change was handled in a way that demonstrated informed consent and a mandate for a specific outcome.

iii) sidestepping the question of what should happen if other bodies such as the police fail to respond effectively to a safeguarding concern in a particular case.

There are, however, 3 features of the Report I dislike, while agreeing with its main findings: i) the use of hearsay & gossip alongside pretty damning evidence; ii) no clear answer to what the Church should do when safeguarding appears to conflict with its other duties;

One is tempted to assume Smyth knew what he was talking about - this took place at the same time as he was leading the successful prosecution of Lemon for blasphemy - but I wonder whether he was, at best, assuming that centuries-old case law still stood firm.

Trump's successes appeared to be based on the energy his vibes created; so a lot of energy has been expended by his opponents on trying to recreate that vibe, unsuccessfully.

trump's unique advantage is that he literally comes out of — and to some extent helped build — the cultural environment that has produced the stories that these voters find compelling.

And, of course, losing some fights also keeps your core dissatisfied and hungry.