Farage isn’t a serious statesman. He’s a professional stirrer whose greatest achievement is convincing people their pint costs more because of Polish plumbers & Romanian roofers rather than greedy energy firms & failed privatisation Me for @TheCanaryUK thecanary.co/opinion/2026/06…

Prince George will attend Eton College from September, Kensington Palace announces bbc.in/4uFYg0f

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There will be lots of outrage today about the social media ban & legitimate fears about privacy/data protection But worth pointing out how much personal information we already give away. Face scans every time we use Apple Pay. Email addresses logging into random WiFi networks.

Ps: NONE of @elonmusk success would have been possible in a Communist or Socialist society The left is acting like he stole a trillion dollars from some pot of money they had. He doesn’t just create products, he creates markets. Elon Musk’s companies have pioneered or massively accelerated multiple markets through private innovation, risk-taking, and capital investment: • Mass-market electric vehicles and clean energy storage via the network of SuperCharge stations nationwide: Tesla transformed EVs from niche curiosities into high-performance, desirable mainstream vehicles with advanced batteries, software updates, and a global charging network—driving industry-wide adoption and scaling renewable energy tech. A Prius was the best we had, and now an American-Made vehicle is one of the best in the world. • Reusable orbital rockets and commercial spaceflight: SpaceX developed the first privately funded reusable rockets (Falcon series), slashing launch costs by orders of magnitude, enabling routine cargo/crew missions to the International Space Station, and opening frequent, affordable access to space. • Large-scale satellite internet constellations: Starlink built a global low-Earth orbit network delivering high-speed broadband to remote and underserved areas, creating a viable new market for satellite connectivity beyond traditional telecom. • Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs): Neuralink advanced implantable, high-bandwidth neural tech for medical applications (e.g., restoring function for paralysis) and long-term human-AI symbiosis, pushing neurotechnology from research to human trials. • Ultra-efficient urban tunneling and underground transport systems: The Boring Company innovated faster, lower-cost tunneling methods to create practical underground vehicle loops, addressing traffic congestion in new ways. • Advanced AI for scientific discovery: xAI focuses on building AI systems to understand the universe, contributing to the competitive frontier of large-scale AI models and infrastructure. • Digital payments infrastructure (PayPal): Helped pioneer secure, consumer-friendly online payments, laying groundwork for modern fintech. These breakthroughs relied on private capital, competitive markets, and the freedom to pursue ambitious, long-term visions with high risk of failure—hallmarks of capitalist incentives that reward solving hard problems at scale. So to those saying he hasn’t “earned” it — or doesn’t “deserve it” — try dabbling in one of the above industries, and perhaps your opinion might matter.

“nO oNe sHoULd bE a triLLiOnaiRe.” Invent a bullet-proof, electric truck that can tow a Porsche, while racing a Porsche…and win. Til then, STFU.

Imagine the reaction if Nigel Farage or Rupert Lowe publicly complained about not being able to support a proscribed terror organisation.

Home Secretary @ShabanaMahmood's statement on today’s Court of Appeal judgment on the proscription of Palestine Action.