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Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn walk through Central Lobby after MPs were summoned to listen to the Queen's Speech today.

Johnson launches the first mythical Queen’s Speech

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Inconvenience as aspiration: Govt PR campaign hits new heights of weirdness

Week in Review: Govt’s Oct 31st campaign the pinnacle of Brexit weirdness

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Merkel and Johnson in Berlin during the summer. The call between them today activated the next stage of No.10's PR strategy.

Following the game plan: Merkel call latest pantomime act in No.10’s Brexit’s strategy

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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex wait to speak onstage as they attend a reception during their recent African tour.

Week in Review: Harry and Meghan treatment shows how messed up Britain’s attitude to royalty is

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Boris Johnson cuts a subdued figure during his Tory conference speech today.

Johnson’s Brexit plan: No viability, no decency, no hope

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Both sides: False equivalence limits people's ability to address abuse.

Week in Review: ‘Both sides’ niceties neutralise anti-abuse campaign

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Johnson leaves Downing Street ahead of his statement to the Commons this evening.

No remorse, no contrition: Only the culture war

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BASC issues warning over fraudulent online firearms sales

BASC is urging certificate holders to remain vigilant following reports from West Mercia Police of attempted online fraud involving firearms. Two certificate holders were recently approached online by an individual attempting to unlawfully acquire firearms. The suspect used a photograph of a genuine firearms certificate issued by Hampshire Constabulary. The certificate is not believed to… Read more »

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Public disorder conviction for man who burned a Quran – Humanists UK comment

A man who burnt a Quran outside the Turkish Embassy in London has been found guilty of religiously aggravated intentional harassment, alarm, or distress by Westminster Magistrates’ Court. He has been ordered to pay a fine of £240 and surcharge of £96. With welcome clarity, the judge said that the current prosecution was not ‘an… Read more »

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Gina Miller outside the Supreme Court following the ruling this morning.

Supreme Court bombshell: Britain is working once again

Supreme Court judgement destroys Boris Johnson’s attempt to silence parliament: In an extraordinary moment of political and legal drama, the British constitution stands firm against an out-of-control executive.

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