Interesting. Ben Habib, joint deputy leader of Reform UK, starts speaking at 9:02, Anne Widdecombe at 16:23, Richard Tice, party leader, at 23:30.

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Interesting. There has been speculation for months that if Nigel Farage were to stand for election as leader of Reform UK – rather than as its Honorary President, which he remains – in the coming general election campaign, it would have resulted in 100+ more seats being lost by the Tories on July 4.

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A Sky News report on a woeful painting by Hannah Uzor, a British-Zambian ‘artist’ commissioned by Tatler. It doesn’t even look like Kate. This is what happens when people are selected for work on the grounds of characteristics (race and sex, in this case) rather than talent.

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Philip nails it.

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Good news. We wish GB News success with the legal action. Ofcome is an utterly deplorable organisation which turns a blind eye to the outrageous left-wing bias of the BBC, Channel 4 etc.

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Interesting. We look forward to one of the most important general elections for many years.

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Interesting.

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Interesting, with live updates and video clips. Paula Vennells, 65, is an Anglican priest and was the CEO of the Post Office from 2012-19. An extract from the BBC piece:

“Another meta moment at the inquiry, as sub-postmasters – some of who are watching on today – are mentioned as part of Paula Vennells’ evidence.

Vennells, taken through applications submitted to Second Sight (forensic fraud investigators) by people including Lee Castleton, Noel Thomas and Pamela Stubbs, says she found them “disturbing” and “upsetting”.

And when asked how, if that was the case, none of the claims resulted in anything of “substance” – Vennells breaks down for a third time.

She apologies again and says she knows now that the Post Office made the wrong call.”

Her display of unaccountability is shameless, but typical of women in general, who take the credit for everything they can, and the blame for nothing.

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Interesting (Mail, £).

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