Parliament is sovereign, they can literally make up whatever laws they want.
They could rush through a "Prevention of early release for PC Andrew Harper’s killers Act 2026" and bam. It's that simple.
I wonder if the New Statesman is regretting hiring someone from PoliticsJOE to be their digital editor. He is absolutely destroying their reputation as a serious publication.
@technopopulist It’s no wonder very few talented people from the private sector join. The pay cut is enormous.
You end up with farcical situations where the Head of AI or other jobs of significant economic/security importance are advertised at about £60k
@technopopulist There’s a large amount of often duplicating policy roles that could be cut. Some of those savings needs to be put toward civil service SCS pay because the pay is just awful. There’s barely a reason to go into SCS compared to remaining at G6
@EuropeanPan I’m confused at the claim that the rest of Europe has betrayed Spain when Spain won’t even call out Morocco and says everything is fine. What’s to say if Denmark called out Morocco that Sanchez wouldn’t leap to their defence?
@someorother1@yuanyi_z@rcolvile@guardian If he did that and then immediately switched to being a right wing talking head criticising academia and DEI he could probably survive and make money ha
🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Gianni Infantino has revealed that he was bullied as a child because of his red hair, freckles and Italian background.
The FIFA president said those experiences shaped him and helped him understand what it feels like to be discriminated against.
— @TheSun
@Jametwonk Something very strange about the attitude of both politicans and officials in Westminster with regards to the EU. They would be true believers, enforcing even the most minute and ludicrous broken legislation in a way that would never happen in say Germany or Denmark.