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Belgium v Egypt is the World Cup’s only group-stage match where both present-day countries contain battlefields where Napoleon personally commanded an army. Egypt had the Battle of the Pyramids. Belgium had Waterloo. Stay tuned for more cutting-edge, geography-based World Cup analysis.
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Sending a tweet, an unlicensed viral tweet?
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CEEFAX banned for under-34s after 6:54 PM
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oh well that’s ok then I, for one, welcome our new Government panopticon masters
JUST IN: UK Government clarifies adults will still be able to use social media by verifying their identities with digital IDs, facial recognition, passports and credit cards.
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Recession indicator: Oxford Street American candy stores now shutting
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This is not a loss. Palestine Action was so effective in disrupting the Israeli weapons industry, that the state threw all its might at us. By doing so, they've exposed how they prioritise the Zionist regime over its own citizens. As long as we continue to resist, we've won.
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Motto of this government
STARMER says kids will get around his social media ban (as the vast majority do in Australia) but argues a law’s ineffectiveness should not prevent its introduction.
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Me sowing Me reaping
In South London dozens of private renters are being evicted after their landlord - an affordable private rent provider - sold their entire estate to property developer Eviction notices arrived just as the government’s ban on Section 21 became law Full investigation from me @theipaper inews.co.uk/news/estate-wher…
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IRAN WAR SETTLEMENT (v43)_Final(v6)_FINAL (5.26.2026)(v36)USE THIS VERSION(6.4.2026)(v4)(PLEASE USE THIS VERSION(v9)(6.14.2026)(Clean)
IRAN WAR SETTLEMENT (v43)_Final(v6)_FINAL (5.26.2026)(v36)USE THIS VERSION(6.4.2026)(v4)
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Lauren Edwards MP statement says “[The TIA bill] was rightly described as the safest and most robust assisted dying law anywhere in the world” No. It was only described this way by the people trying to push it through. Here is how others described the Bill: 1. The Royal College of Physicians said the Bill is unsafe 2. The Royal College of Psychiatrists said the Bill is unworkable, and unsafe 3. The British Geriatrics Society said the Bill’s safeguards are not adequate 4. Domestic abuse charities said the Bill is unsafe 5. Organisations representing disabled people said the Bill is unsafe 6. Royal College of GPs says the Bill lacks adequate safeguards 7. Lord Stevens, ex NHS CEO, said legislating for assisted dying in the current climate of hospice cuts is “utterly ridiculous” 8. MIND says the safeguards are not adequate 9. The CLADD group at KCL (DOI) have said the Bill is “not fit for purpose” 10. The British Association of Social Workers say the Bill’s is not safe enough Spot the pattern?
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The Defence Investment Plan is dead in the water. No new cash unless further cuts beyond the £3.5bn of in-year cuts already factored into the current £13.5bn settlement. There are no good moves here for Dan Jarvis. What is he going to sacrifice to tweak the DIP and what would he do differently to the original plan John Healey had and decided to resign rather than implement?
EXC: Keir Starmer will not commit more money to the Defence Investment Plan for Dan Jarvis. Jarvis is expected to receive the same settlement of £13.5bn that led John Healey to quit the Government in anger last week, despite the new defence secretary’s pledge to ensure the Armed Forces have “what they need”. He will instead be told to supplement the existing budget by finding savings at the MoD when fresh negotiations kick off this week, two sources familiar with the situation told @Telegraph. Jarvis will, however, be given the chance to tweak the DIP *within the existing envelope* if he wishes. The news will dash hopes that John Healey’s resignation last week would force the PM to change course.
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“And the Assisted Dying Bill, which did NOT die”
NEW: The Assisted Dying Bill is returning to Parliament this week. Labour MP Lauren Edwards will reintroduce it on Wednesday after coming 2nd in the private members’ ballot. “The process has been frustrated by a small minority”, she argues.
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getting a fast-tracked 3-year jail sentence handed down by an AI judge for a hallucinated crime with no jury or right of appeal. the future of Britain is here baby
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It is literally insane simultaneously to think that 16 and 17 year olds are mature enough to vote but not mature enough to look at Instagram at 8:30pm. This is comically absurd.
🚨 NEW: Keir Starmer will introduce nightly social media curfews for 16 and 17-year-olds as part of the Government's social media ban [@thetimes]
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We don’t need to spend money on defence! All we need to do is avoid wars. Genuinely absurd argument here, only made possible by divorcing yourself from the reality of the global security situation and the preparedness of our armed forces. x.com/johnmcternan/status/20…

We need to get away from this war mindset. Avoiding wars - as when we correctly refused to join the Iran War - is better than fighting them.
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This is the ideal body. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like
ユキちゃん 2026.06 #海遊館
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how can you be serious about european competitiveness and then oppose this, like come on
France opposes ‘anglicisation’ of EU trade talks ft.trib.al/LDzpHHi
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As the World Cup begins in Canada, Mexico and the USA, its worth remembering the British SAS have a history of providing advice and training to the US authorities for major sports events. Short thread on 1980s SAS training operations and support around the world.
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