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Wow. The moment Jake Tapper called the Mississippi Senate race is something to see.
Mississippi was ground zero for civil rights. The most dangerous state for Black people. They kept saying go slow, go slow.
Tonight, Mississippi sends a Black man to the Senate.
Scott Colom
« Clara Zetkin, féministe sans frontières » de Gilbert Badia : une militante farouchement révolutionnaire à (re) découvrir
Carte Blanche à Youlie Yamamoto ➡️ https://t.co/UpLpE8WNfB
The driver who got his train to make an unscheduled stop at Huntingdon that allowed police to stop the knife attacker and others to escape had just ten seconds to contact a signaller and switch tracks. Don’t you dare say train drivers ‘just push buttons.’ https://t.co/ME7t4wUpqE
I suspect a defection from Reform to Restore by Senedd Member Joe Martin will be coming soon.
Mr Martin gave a speech about "white people" being "replaced".
The Llywydd (speaker) said that his language "detracted from the dignity of the Senedd" and said he wouldn't be called to speak again until he apologised.
Almost as though it was choreographed, Restore leader Rupert Lowe offered Martin his "full backing" and criticised Reform.
Mr Martin has been making kissy faces at Restore for a while.
The leader of Reform in the Senedd Helen Jenner has tried to keep him in the tent by giving him the...err... "prestigious" position of "shadow minister without portfolio".
Reform sources within that group tell me the party are deeply concerned at Restore eating into their vote and potential defections.
I strongly suspect that the only reason that Mr Martin hasn't defected is because he wants four other MSs to come with him. That way they would be able to form an official group in the Senedd which give them substantial resources and Mr Martin (if he was leader) a big bump in salary.
Full analysis in my pinned tweet.
Fitch changes #SizewellC outlook to "negative" from "stable" thanks to #EDF and its subsidiary #Framatome, on which the project relies very heavily (so much for domestic companies doing the heavy lifting)
#StopSizewellC
https://t.co/YKBBG1zTbX
Today we remember the brave men and women who have served in our armed forces and died for the causes of freedom and democracy the world over.
I was honoured to lay my personal tribute on behalf of Wallasey at Parliament's Remembrance Garden.
We will remember them.
Cornwall’s publicly-owned farms are the strongest cards in County Hall’s quest for “Fifth Nation” status – but only as part of a devolved agriculture policy https://t.co/yE8EZvx7ku
@EdwdPrice Tax funded farming
Or free markets
Farmers do have a choice
Vote for free market political parties and Brexit inevitable ends in Aus style farming
Then again Johnson and Frost such a great Aus deal
Incredible confession by Reform UK Councillor in Sunderland Glenn Gibbins:
'He explained he was not particularly political and when he was approached by Reform UK about becoming a councillor in March this year, he considered it would be a source of income “to tide me over” when business was quieter in the summer.'
He just sees being a Councillor as a source of income.
How many more you got like that @CllrChrisEynon?
https://t.co/nmoWS1jaIP