The BBC has got a lot wrong in its coverage and debate re Gaza but the @BBCRadio4 World This Weekend just now was superb journalism. Especially so given their reporters not allowed in. If you missed it I strongly recommend you find on listen again. The whole programme devoted to one story, fairly and professionally presented by Jim Naughtie, with some moving and frankly horrific accounts from inside Gaza.
If you thought journalism was dead at the BBC
Watch Victoria Derbyshire's interview with Sebastian Gorka, Senior Director of Counterterrorism at the White House
VD, "Have you just handed victory to President Putin on a plate?
It goes downhill from there
2016: David Davis, "There will be no downside to Brexit at all, and considerable upside"
2024: David Davis, "Closer trading relations with Europe are just common sense"
or indeed the attention they are looking for. And support the police who are doing a very difficult job in horrible circumstances created by the dreadful events in Israel/Gaza and now her determination to exploit them ahead of Remembrance Sunday. 2/2
To all heading to the 🇵🇸 March tomorrow remember that what Braverman wants is for things to kick off so she can push her weak boss to agree to more crackdowns on peaceful protest. Don’t give her and her hard right followers who will be turning up the satisfaction 1/2
This used to be one of London’s biggest motorcycle shops: Sondel Sport on Holloway Road. It specialised in pimping-up Yamaha RDs: spannies, race fairings, tanks n seats. Was an Aladdin’s cave 😍 Now it’s a choice between Vermentino & Verdicchio 🥂Progess eh
@campbellclaret I'm sure, Mr Campbell that you've watched this:
The Brexit effect: how leaving the EU hit the UK | FT Film
Any chance you could RT it to your followers ?
https://t.co/YxjZLPfjz4
This is new! I didn’t read about this in the new Police, crime & sentencing Bill. These two police officers (following orders) have been assigned to stick with and follow me all day! Nothing to see here. Not Fascist at all….
Dear World, You may be wondering what happens next in terms of the British constitution. The answer is that 3 newspaper owners - all of whom are non domiciled in the UK for tax purposes - get together and choose our next Prime Minister or “Poodle”. The Queen then anoints them.