The BBC has had to apologise after airing a Tweenies repeat this morning in which a character dressed up as Jimmy Savile and used his catchphrase “now then, guys and gals”. Beeb own goal of the year so far…
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Establishment Claims of Brexit Doom Absurd | Harry Phibbs
DUP Deal: Power Trumps Principles | Times
Brussels Fine Wounds Google | Politico
Don’t Let Remain Doom Be Self-Fulfilling | BrexitCentral
Immigration Must be Tackled | Nigel Farage
Corbynites Don’t Believe in Democracy | Danny Finkelstein
Good Government Needs Strong Opposition | David Spencer
Think Tanks ‘Overly Pessimistic’ on Brexit | Sun
We Need More Stop And Search In London | ConWoman
There Will be a Citizens’ Rights Deal | Politico
More Spending? That’s the Left! | Mail
Price of Holding Power | BBC
Britain Can Prosper But Has Faults | William Hague
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Quote of the Day
Philip Hammond uses a trip to Berlin to mock the Foreign Secretary:
“A compromise is the art of dividing a cake in such a way that everyone believes he has the biggest piece. Wise words with some applicability to the Brexit negotiations although I try to discourage talk of “cake” amongst my colleagues.”
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