Steve Williams

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"Quiet, piggy!"

You might not have caught what just happened on the Senate floor, but the Senate just “deemed as passed” the Epstein resolution.

That means as soon as it arrives from the House, it automatically passes the Senate (with no amendments) and heads to the President’s desk.

Wow.

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London proves progressive cities work. No wonder some politicians hate that, writes Sadiq Khan | LBC We must stand up and defend our liberal, progressive, caring capital

Recently there's been a coordinated effort by some to talk down London, because it suits their political agenda. The truth must hurt for them - because London has once again been crowned the greatest city in the world.

If, like me, you love London, then my message is this:

So yesterday Trump said Marge Greene was a traitor to America and he wants Republicans to vote to release the Epstein files. After calling Greene a great patriot and threatening Republicans who supported releasing the files just last month. But yeah, he’s totally sane and fine.

Michael Gove thinks Piers Morgan should be the next DG of the BBC, if you were wondering what the worst take of 2025 might be – 17 incredulous reactions www.thepoke.com/2025/11/17/m...

The radical measures are part of a much-publicised reform of the asylum system, billed by the government as "the most sweeping reforms in modern times", as Labour looks to see off the threat of Reform UK and Nigel Farage. But critics have hit out at the proposals, warning any move to alter how the UK interprets the rules will drive asylum seekers underground and leave them vulnerable to exploitation. Sile Reynolds, the head of asylum advocacy at Freedom from Torture, said the changes "will punish people who've already lost everything".

Ms Reynolds, of Freedom from Torture, added: "Every day we see the trauma of people who have survived torture in countries like Syria, Eritrea and Sudan for standing up for the same freedoms we cherish in Britain. Instead of offering safety, political parties are locked in a race to the bottom - trying to outdo one another in cruelty towards refugees. "These proposals will punish people who've already lost everything, cutting them off from safety and hope. But either we all have human rights, or none of us do. Stripping away protections that prevent people being sent back to their torturers is not who we are as a country. This is a cynical attempt to scapegoat vulnerable people to win political points. We can and must do better."

Labour concocts more ugly measures to punish asylum seekers and the right immediately demands worse… howling to leave the ECHR.
This scapegoating of migrants must stop. It is failure - morally and practically.
“Either we all have human rights or none of us do.”

app.independent.co.uk/edition/uk.c...

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NEW: Epstein survivors release the most powerful PSA I have ever seen.

Make this go viral so every member of the House of Representatives sees it.

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Why can I only repost this once? #TheBleedingObvious

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He’s panicking.

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And it was brilliant!!!!

Link to BBC interview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXzJ...

Trump trying hard to push a huge, round stone labelled 'Epstein' up a steep hill.

"The Myth of Sisyphos"

Cartoon: Becs (Argentina)