Mischa Watson

SAKA!

I am obliged to report that when the No 10 spokesman gave this part of the statement there was a brief but heartfelt outbreak of laughter from journalists, one of whom later asked if the PM might thus be interested in a bridge he had to sell.

They have not learnt a single thing.

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I know most of the blame has to go on Starmer because he is like the PM, but also, he hasn't surrounded himself with the best people.

Good 24 hours for Streeting.

Watching Wes Streeting on Sky News successfully skewer the overnight Downing Street briefings against him, you almost have to admire the ineptitude of those around Keir Starmer in turning his own leadership problems into a major story while boosting the very politician they sought to kneecap

It's an obscene act of irresponsibility. Inward-looking, solipsistic, self-interested, playschool fucking bullshit.

“I cannot see circumstances in which I would stand against the Prime Minister” says Streeting.

In other words, he’s not ruling it out if those circumstances emerge.

Why are Labour blowing themselves up tonight.

Operation Save Big Dog, right on cue

Absolutely delightful interview with Joe Marler, this: www.thetimes.com/article/7778...

With respect, Horowitz is chatting utter shit.

"And James Bond, who did NOT die"

If you assume the LibDem seat total is going to stay chunky, this is quite likely isn't it?

The worst you can accuse Panorama of doing is making a misleading edit – and I’d dispute that! – to make *a point that was true*.

The programme aired without anyone seeing any issues with the edit. It was on iPlayer for a year without complaints. Donald Trump *did* incite Jan 6th.

Robbie Gibb issue is just one case where Labour has left in place people appointed by the Tories : Arif Ahmed at OfS, Kishwer and Reindorf at EHRC. Real self-sabotage.

Episode 5 of The Chair Company has rattled me. Genius show.

was NOT expecting that

Trump Threatens To Sue BBC Over Misleading Edit Of ‘The Vicar Of Dibley’

Trump Threatens To Sue BBC Over Misleading Edit Of ‘The Vicar Of Dibley’ https://theonion.com/trump-threatens-to-sue-bbc-over-misleading-edit-of-the-vicar-of-dibley/

I know a surprising number of people who basically have zero trace of their lives online. It's quite possible I think. Don't assume death!

A Campbell should really sit out all of the BBC stuff. The absolute cheek.

Counter point, all those things are good things and if votes at 16 are encouraging them to happen then... Good?

Worth noting that the Biden administration could have found some pretext to stop the sale, especially when Musk was begging for it to be stopped, but instead just stood there drooling as a key social network was turned over to the hard right

The BBC's senior leadership resigning en masse over one dodgy edit in one programme, simply because the right wing press demands it, tells you everything you need to know about where the power really lies in that relationship

None of this is to say that BBC didn't make inappropriate editing decisions. But one doesn't need misleading edits to make the case that Trump encouraged the insurrection.

Our country has had enough. We will not take it anymore and that's what this is all about. And to use a favorite term that all of you people really came up with: We will stop the steal. Today I will lay out just some of the evidence proving that we won this election and we won it by a landslide. This was not a close election.

In his speech that day, he said calming things like this.

The Jan 6 "stop the steal" protests happened because Trump encouraged them. He told his followers, "be there, will be wild." In his speech that day at the Ellipse he said, "We fight like hell. And if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore."