Farage lands record £36m donation
Poor old BBC, Ch 4 & Sky
For all their lies, their made up stories, their libels, their lawbreaking
They chose to wage war against Reform
Reform will win this war
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Very poignant flying into New York this afternoon on the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. Thinking of all those who were murdered that day, and all the heroes who died trying to save them. RIP🙏.
Great city, great people.
On September 13, 2001, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II made history by directing the U.S. National Anthem to be played during the Changing of the Guard, the first time another nation’s anthem had been played during the ceremony. Today, Harriet and I were honored to witness that tribute repeated to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11. We are deeply grateful to the Royal Family and the British people for standing with the United States in our time of need, and for the enduring friendship between our two nations.
This evening Reform UK forewent their Party Political Broadcast in favour of a cross party film of people paying tribute to the late, great Ann Widdecombe. I was asked to take part, and was happy, and honoured, to do so. The film does her proud.
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How did donations linked to one of the world's biggest financial frauds - Sam Bankman-Fried - end up funding Wes Streeting back in 2022?
Associate Editor @rmendick explains The Telegraph's exclusive investigation ⬇️
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Emma, when that mini-Budget was announced, you were Managing Director of TheCityUK, which welcomed it, saying it took ‘bold action to create the conditions for economic growth’.
You weren’t an MP, but your Labour colleagues at the time were calling for even MORE spending.
And as my successor as City Minister, you cheered as Rachel Reeves torched jobs, hurt farmers, attacked independent education and damaged businesses.
The lesson for is that all decisions must be forensically costed, with detailed ‘how-to’ plans to back them up. As a private sector finance director for 11 years, that is second nature to me and will be how the new Conservative Economic Unit will operate.
All the treasured stuff of the past is being discarded while the things we were best rid of - rickets, TB, cholera - are being brought back.
This 'progress' is a bit shit.
I think it will be well understood by very many voters.
1. Minister resigns because defence spending is too low.
2. Minister returns to a job where he can fix the problem he resigned over.
3. Minister refuses to do so.
It absolutely exemplifies the careerism and cynicism of too many in politics.
Absolutely right. The contrast between the liberal intelligentsia's support for Canada in its wrangling with the US and its hatred of Brexit is striking. See also its position of tariffs: EU does it = perfectly reasonable; Trump does it = indefensible.