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Wow! Stronger UK economic growth. Lot of Labour’s political opponents are going to be furious.
NEW UK GDP grew 0.7% in Q3… 1.9% up on same quarter last year.. fastest for more than 2 years, breaking pattern since pandemic of slow growth in second half of year
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There is absolutely no way on earth this man can ever be anywhere near government. He’s an agitator.
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Nigel Farage is a prize hypocrite here. To criticise Labour folk for "cosying up" to Russell Brand before the public allegations when the Reform leader appeared on the rapist's podcast after police started investigating is pretty rich from the Hard Right twister. theguardian.com/politics/202…
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EXCL: Nigel Farage appeared on Russell Brand’s US podcast nine months after the comedian was investigated by police over allegations of sexual assault @rowenamason reveals The Reform UK leader has criticised Labour for “cosying up to” and “promoting” Brand a decade ago, after the comedian was sentenced this week to more than 10 years in prison for rape and sexual assault. theguardian.com/politics/202…
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Aside from being the leader of a political party, this is another @GBNEWS presenter insinuating that the women who brought complaints against Russell Brand may have been doing so as part of a revenge plot by Bill Gates.
Hare is Nigel Farage talking about Russel Brand. Claiming witnesses had ‘come out of the woodwork’ & that Brand had upset some very important people saying ‘if you go out there and upset powerful people you have to be clear there is nothing they can hit you back with.’ #bbcqt
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Stark contrast to when Ivor Novello entered the Scrubs for fiddling his petrol coupons. All the cons came to their cell doors and sang “We’ll Gather Lilacs”. (Info from Mad Frankie Fraser)
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Imagine criticising Labour for “cosying up to” and “promoting” Brand a decade ago when you yourself appeared on his podcast AFTER the sexual allegations came to light and you even commented on them on GBNEWS before going on as a guest on his podcast......
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to protect the global economy, we must revive the ancient mesopotamian practice of castrating every high-ranking man
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in hindsight, perhaps it was a bad idea to build an entire global economy around whether one man would be faithful to his wife
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Francesca Annis and Jon Finch on a beach in North Wales, where they were filming Macbeth. Alfred Hitchcock liked his performance so much that he cast him as the lead in Frenzy. Probably peak Finch. He had the looks, charisma and voice to be a star, but didn't want to be one.
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Biggest since Watergate.
New @CookPolitical: with more than 117 million votes counted, Dems' lead in the national House vote is up to 13.7 points. cookpolitical.com/vote-track…
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This is just objectively funny.
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The Right in British politics is broken.
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UK economy grows by 0.7% in the third quarter. Labour’s working.
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Our tax dollars are their play money.
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The caravans are back.
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Trump has been rage-posting manic nonsense since 5:50 AM.
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UK economy grew by 0.7% in the third quarter, according to @ONS, confirming that consumers and businesses remain resilient despite high oil and gas prices. OBR said at budget it expected economy to expand by 1.2% this year, which already looks out of date as growth continues to exceed expectations.
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The last time a Republican lost a Senate election in Mississippi was in 1982.
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS) delivers concession speech.
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