David Wilcock

Bad news for Ireland.

Different course.

"The name's Bond, James Bond, not a lot of people know that."

Trump today dropping the worst impression of Sean Connery ever caught on camera.

If anyone wants evidence of the unreliability of Google's "AI Overview", here it is

I used Google to try to find a story I wrote on the Southport attack for the New York Times

The AI Overview claims there are no results for the search, but the first search result is the article I was looking for

Trump’s Caddie magically drops a ball for him not in the deep stuff ⛳️

It’s coming home…. again! #lionesses

This is exhausting.

Liberace v Daily Mirror - Wikipedia

It will never stand up in court en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberac...

Soldiers would control all airfields, ports and and Waitrose branches within 50 miles of London within 12 hours.

Mike Johnson shuts US House until September to avoid Epstein vote Top Republican seeks to quell Democratic scrutiny of Donald Trump’s links to paedophile financier

Mike Johnson shuts US House until September to avoid Epstein vote https://on.ft.com/46oYUa4

It's a shame we don't know anyone with good photoshop skills who could edit in Robin Askwith

For all Twitter's failings, it occasionally still serves up gems

'England and the United Kingdom are built upon, and in, the Judeo-Christian tradition. But luckily we managed to throw off the worst of those traditions over the past 150 years and become a more tolerate, free country ...'

It’s been a journey for Andrea, who was happy to support renewables when she was a Tory MP www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...

REVEALED: Gregg Wallace considering new career move Gregg Wallace is said to be plotting a 'secret survival plan' after the BBC told him it had 'no plans to work with him in future' leaving his television career in tatters.

If you had ‘two days’ in the sweepstake for how long it would take Gregg Wallace to get into the YouTube edgelord scene, come and collect your winnings. mol.im/a/14911969

Trump says he's "surprised" Jerome Powell was appointed Chair of the Federal Reserve.

Powell was appointed by Trump in 2018.

It took detailed questioning at a dedicated lobby briefing at about 4pm yesterday to find out that the £7bn figure was never the estimated cost of the extra Afghan arrivals, but the estimate (over-estimate as it turned out) of *all* Afghan relocations. Not ideal.

I fear Meta AI still needs a bit of sensitivity training.

HT to @peterwalker99.bsky.social

Reform council complains Labour is being TOO TOUGH on migrant workers Kent County Council leader Linden Kemkaran has written to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper about a new law cutting the number of care worker visas.

Reform's flagship council has complained that a clampdown on migrant workers is, erm, too tough. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...

14 July 2025 Kent County Council’s (KCC) Leader, Linden Kemkaran, and Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, Diane Morton, have written to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and Minister for Care Stephen Kinnock to raise ‘grave concerns’ about 'unsustainable' proposals in the new Immigration Bill. Coupled with recent changes to employer National Insurance contributions, plans to reduce health and social care visas to the UK, and end the Social Care Worker Visa route to overseas recruitment for new applicants from 22 July 2025, risks many care workers going home - leaving providers 'on a cliff edge'.

This feels....notable. The leader of Reform-run Kent council and its cabinet member for social care have written to the government to complain that a crackdown on car workers visas intended to reduce net immigration could have a devastating impact on some care providers.

This is one of the finest humblebrags to grace this site.

Word of the day is ‘swullocking’, from 19th-century East Anglian dialect: sultry, sweltering, and sudiferous (sweat-inducing).

Today's UK-France deal is 'a breakthrough that many said wouldn't happen' - key principle of routes and returns.

“The big question is whether a limited pilot scheme can actually reduce number of small boats'

A larger scheme could make a dramatic difference

www.britishfuture.org/uk-france-re...

FWIW at the moment I think as long as it is relative no-marks like Berry, Jenkyns, Jones etc they can get away with it, as Farage casts a long shadow. Truss, on the other hand, would probably be an issue.

This is likely to be *the* test for Reform, whose pitch is for people disenchanted with all the main parties. How much can they become one of those parties before the voters notice/care? Can Farage's cult of personality mitigate it?

Who wants the job getting advertisers to endorse Adolf Hitler?