@BBCNewsnight and #AI - reminds me of
As we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknownsโthe ones we don't know we don't know
The next war won't be won by armies, navies or air forces alone.
It'll be won by the country whose 19 year olds can code, whose factories can build drones in weeks not years, and whose grid stays on when someone tries to switch it off.
Industry. Society. Economy. That's the fight now.
We're not ready. And we're not being honest about what getting ready will cost.
Keir, thank you for all our cooperation, your support, and the joint decisions that have helped make our Europe and our protection of life stronger.
The United Kingdom has been, is, and will remain among the worldโs leaders. Here in Ukraine, we deeply value Britain, and every meeting and every conversation we have had has always been filled with real substance.
Thank you for always being in touch, always engaged, and always striving to do what is needed and what will truly help.
I wish the United Kingdom and all British people every success as well as realisation of your national goals. We have confidence in Britain.
Keir, you are always a welcome guest in Ukraine.
@Keir_Starmer
A protest vote can feel powerful - but it doesnโt always have the impact people expect.
In many elections, votes donโt just reflect preference, they determine results. Sometimes a protest vote can unintentionally split support and help deliver an outcome further away from what was intended.
Thatโs why itโs worth thinking not just about what youโre voting against, but what your vote might actually help deliver on the day.
The Save โareโ Women and Kids brigade here in Epsom not only identifying a Womenโs Refuge, but then attacking itโฆ because a rumour went round two weeks ago that a migrant might live there
Peak shithouseryโฆ standard
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