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Greg Hands tweets that…

“Labour thinks the 1980s were unpopular. The truth is, nothing in the 1980s was more unpopular than the Labour Party itself.”

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Boris Takes Bid for Top Job to the Workers | The Times
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Theresa May to Block John Bercow’s Peerage | The Times
Brexiteers Must Come to Their Senses | Iain Martin
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Westminster Apocalypse | Marina Hyde
No-Deal Negativity Swamps BBC’s Brexit Coverage | ConWoman
Far Left Falls for Slick Kremlin Anti-UK Videos | The Times
Robbie Gibb Attacks Ministers’ Media Freestyling | Mail
BBC Presenter Dianne Oxberry Dies Aged 51 | BBC
Sun Lost £35m in 2018 | Press Gazette
Sun Hacks Worried About “Drudge-Bait” | Buzzfeed
MoJ Staff Called Journalist “Crazy” and a “Bitch” | Buzzfeed
Review: Channel 4’s Brexit: The Uncivil War | Matthew Elliott
Confessions of Greggs Social Media Manager | PR Week
BBC Bias Risks Public Violence | Comment Central
UNITE Boss & Corbyn’s Chief-of-Staff Holding Hands | Mail
Mic Network Sold to Bustle for Only $5 Million | WSJ
News is Going Back to the 19^th Century | Atlantic
New Media “Everyone’s for Sale” | Vanity Fair

Peoples’ Vote is Biggest Fantasy Unicorn | Mark Wallace
Grieve’s Minority Control Plan for Parliament | Alex Wickham
Why Doesn’t Greg Clark Like Brexit? | Spectator
Trade Facts Contradict Project Fear | Ruth Lea
If Brexit Were Football . . . | David Hardy
Are the Tories Doomed to Succeed on Brexit? | CapX
Not Yet Angry – But Patriotic And Bewildered | ConHome
Brexiteers Must Come to Their Senses | Iain Martin
Henry VIII and Today’s Brexit | Comment Central
Only Brexit Rupture Will Alter Failed Status Quo | Guardian
May Must Steer Towards No Deal Now | Michael Howard
The Remainer Coup is Under Way | ConWoman
General Election Only Way to Save Brexit | Gisela Stuart
May’s Deal is Dead, But So Too Is No-Deal | Nick Timothy
Cabinet Split Over Demands For Softer Brexit | The Times

Tesla to Layoff 7 Percent of Workforce | The Hill
Is Facebook’s ’10 Year Challenge’ a Harmless Meme? | Wired
SpaceX Assembles Shiny Retro Test Starship | GeekWire
Banned Sex Toy at CES Shows Sexism in Sex | Telegraph
Zuckerberg’s 2019 Personal Challenge | Intelligencer
NHS Plans For Millions To See Doctor By Skype | The Times
Everything on the Internet is Fake | NY Mag
Gatwick Drones Pair ‘No Longer Suspects’ | BBC
Gatwick Drone: Identities of Arrested Couple | Telegraph
Review: Elon Musk’s Insane Mode | Iain Martin
I Now Understand How Nelson Mandela Felt | Titiana McGrath
Twitter’s Latest Suspension of a Satirist | IEA
Blockchain: An Irish Border Solution? | Get Britain Out
Mark Zuckerberg Just Joined a Harvard Meme Group | Babe
How WhatsApp Stops the Plotters Plotting | Katy Balls

Buckingham Tories Looking for Bercow Replacement | The Sun
What Would a May Victory Mean? | Centre for Brexit Studies
Politics is a Bucket of Petrol. Bercow Has a Match. | The Sun
Bercow Has Abandoned Objectivity | Tom Harris
Bercow No Confidence Motion “Looks Pretty Certain” | BBC
May Will Perhaps Be Able to Enjoy Christmas | ConHome
Knives Out for Tory Whips | Paul Waugh
How MPs Voted on Grieve Amendment | BrexitCentral
How MPs Will Kill Off ‘No Deal’ | The Telegraph
Relax, A No Deal Brexit Will Be Fine | MoneyWeek
How to Solve the Brexit Legal Advice Row | Robert Courts MP
Fox: UK Must Be Able to End Backstop | BBC
Where Does Labour Stand on Tax Cuts? | Telegraph
Corbyn steps in to save Boris’ Police Station | The Mirror
It Might Go Viral, Jeremy, But It’s Radioactive | Independent

Why Doesn’t Greg Clark Like Brexit? | Spectator
Cabinet Heroes Stave Off Calorie Nannies | The Sun
How the World’s Got Better | Quartz
Government Plastics Ban Destined To Fail | Comment Central
Inuits Say Too Many Polar bears | Mail
Greenpeace’s Beach Pollution Goes Unreported | Paul Horgan
“Looming Planetary Emergency” Unscientific | Irish Times
Doctors Refusing to Prescribe Medicinal Cannabis | Telegraph
UK Carbon Dioxide Emissions Below 1860 Levels | CEPR
Britain is Ripe for Agriculture Innovation After Brexit | Speccie
Wind Farms Kill Off 75% of Predatory Birds | Mail
Vegan Jokes: Free Speech not Hate Speech | Standard
Moderates, Not Extremists, Voted for Bolsonaro | UnHerd
Budget Boost for Tree Planting | ITV
Honey Yields at Four-Year High | Telegraph

Grieve’s Minority Control Plan for Parliament | Alex Wickham
Why Doesn’t Greg Clark Like Brexit? | Spectator
Buckingham Tories Looking for Bercow Replacement | The Sun
Brexiteers Must Come to Their Senses | Iain Martin
May Must Steer Towards No Deal Now | Michael Howard
General Election Only Way to Save Brexit | Gisela Stuart
Port of Dover Prepared For No Deal | Sky News
May’s Defeat is Reality Check for EU’s Strategy | FT
MPs Must Reject This Dreadful Deal | Telegraph
PM Needs More Than a Promise From EU | The Sun
Time for Honour and Hard-Headed Realism | Express
Carrie & Boris Going Public | Sun
How the World’s Got Better | Quartz
Does May Even Have a “Plan B”? | James Forsyth
Sentencing Remarks for Marion Little | Mr Justice Edis

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Tobias Ellwood tells LBC…

“So Jeremy Corbyn will meet with Hamas, Hezbollah and the IRA with no preconditions, but won’t meet the British Prime Minister without her agreeing to his precondition.”

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