Word of the day is ‘tergiversation’ [terdg-i-versation]: the making of conflicting statements, or the switching from one principle to another through a constant changing of mind.
Due to its dry skin, a capybara requires a swimming hole as part of its lifestyle to stay healthy. Water is a source of life, for them, since young age.
This young capybara unusually walks in water on two legs.
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@RhonddaBryant The problem is we have got to the point that you are not going to win the next general election already. Like Biden and the Democrats. You are simply inauthentic to the people who need your support.
🚨 NEW: Home Secretary Yvette Cooper hits back at Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philip's claim that the Government's silence on Axel Rudakubana created an 'information void'
"The previous Tory gov did not publish information before the trial about the Prevent referral for the perpetrator who killed MP Sir David Amess. None of us criticised them for that, because none of us wanted to put at risk justice for Sir David's family."
BTW, it's a simple question that Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch now need to answer. Would they have overruled the CPS and published information even though the CPS had warned them it risked prejudicing legal proceedings.
The head of the CPS has confirmed he asked the police and Ministers not to release information relating to the Southport killings for fear of prejudicing the trial. So are Starmer's critics - and in particular Robert Jenrick - seriously saying they would have overruled the CPS.