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Polling from More in Common released overnight: Do you think that the following is true or false? Morgan McSweeney faked the theft of his phone in order to hide the messages between him and Peter Mandelson. Definitely true Probably true Probably false Definitely false 2024 vote Def. true Prob. true Total true Prob. false Def.…
Tory-Reform defector Andrew Rosindell has failed to have an High Court injunction granted to prevent his ejection from his Romford constituency office. A blow to Ronsidell who is particularly fond of Margaret Thatcher House… Romford Conservative Association runs the building and locked Rosindell out of it following his defection. Mr Justice Choudhury ruled against an…
David Lammy has today appointed two new members of the Sentencing Council: “The Lord Chancellor has approved the appointments, for three years from 2 March 2026, of Jessica Jacobson and Rokaiya Khan as members with expertise in academic research and the rehabilitation of offenders respectively.” The same sentencing council that attempted to hand more lenient…
Kemi Badenoch on Sky News: “Why didn’t he tell the police that he was the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff? That’s fishy… It’s a government phone… What if Russia or China had stolen that phone? The Chief of Staff did not tell the police who he was. He told the Cabinet Secretary that he’d lost…
This week 940,272 visitors visited 839,009 times viewing 908,837 pages. The most read and shared stories in order of popularity were: Starmer Holds Head in Hands in PMQs Disaster McSweeney’s Call Transcript to Police After Phone Theft Lobby Hacks Play Musical Chairs in Jobs Shake-Up Starmer Loses Cool in Liaison Committee Over Missing Defence Plan…
Greater Manchester police say they have found no evidence of family voting in the Gorton and Denton by-election: “We’ve concluded our investigation into alleged ‘family voting’ at last month’s Gorton and Denton by-election, finding no evidence of any intent to influence or refrain any person from voting. Our investigation into alleged influencing of voters at…
The latest update to the Register of Members’ Financial Interests is out. See who has the deepest pockets… Nigel Farage trousered £42,549 from his Cameo video recordings, which must have upset the Guardian. His attempted trip to the Chagos islands – Farage registered it as a “humanitarian aid mission” – cost £25,000, courtesy of Reform…
Starmer has claimed this morning that it is “a little bit far-fetched” to draw a link between the timely theft of Morgan McSweeney’s phone and the Mandelson files. The quote is vintage Starm-bot: “Well the phone was stolen. It was reported to the police. There’s a transcript of the call in which Morgan McSweeney gives…
No mention that he happened to be the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff… Call handler: Police, what’s your emergency? McSweeney: Oh, hello, someone just robbed my phone. Call handler: Did they actually take it from you just now? McSweeney: Yeah Call handler: How did they get away? McSweeney: So he’s on a bike. He’s come…
Blunt pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to four charges of possession of drugs, including cannabis and crystal meth. Nominative determinism in action…
Wes Streeting is now diligently regurgitating the ridiculous government spin that Morgan McSweeney “couldn’t have known” his WhatsApp messages would be need to be preserved when his phone was stolen last October. Speaking on Times Radio this morning: “I suspect that off the back of this there will be a reiteration of the expectations on…
The tin-pot internet police at Ofcom have fined US-based platform 4chan an unbelievable £520,000 (plus daily penalties of around £800) for repeatedly violating the Online Safety Act. They claim the site failed the OSA’s risk assessment duty, its illegal content safety duty, and its children’s safety duties. That’s half-a-million quid, please… Below is 4chan lawyer…
