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Standing room only ahead of Andy Burnham’s LBC phone in with Shelagh Fogarty
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This literally made me laugh out loud. Belly laugh. 😆🤣👌👏
Les Dawson’s last TV appearance…singing karaoke with a member of the public. You just don’t get telly like this anymore.
Absolute comedy gold. Enjoy, everyone.
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Coronation Street - 26th September 1973. Vera Hopkins marches her daughter Tricia back to the Rovers.
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Yes, I'm frustrated. We see huge inequalities in health, wealth, and educational and employment opportunities.
I know the Liberal Democrats have the answers to the problems our country is facing. But our offer needs to be one to the whole country, not just parts of it.
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Pour GTA 6, je sais déjà que je vais jouer d’une manière assez particulière : je vais prendre mon temps. Vraiment.
Je n’ai aucune envie de rusher les missions. Au contraire, j’ai envie d’aborder Vice City comme si je débarquais réellement dans une nouvelle ville.
Me perdre dans les rues, retenir les quartiers, les routes, les commerces, les plages, les petits coins paumés… jusqu’à me construire une vraie carte mentale et pouvoir reconnaître un endroit sans même ouvrir la map.
Mais surtout, j’ai envie de m’imprégner de l’ambiance de chaque quartier. Voir comment ils vivent, comment ils changent entre le jour et la nuit, quels PNJ on y croise, quels sons on entend, comment l’architecture, les commerces et les détails racontent quelque chose sur l’endroit.
J’ai aussi envie de fouiller partout. Chercher les easter eggs, les clins d’œil, les références, les détails absurdes ou minuscules que Rockstar aura probablement cachés dans tous les coins.
À terme, j’aimerais presque pouvoir savoir où je suis juste en regardant autour de moi, comme dans une vraie ville qu’on finit par connaître par cœur.
Je sais que je vais passer des centaines d’heures sur ce jeu, alors pourquoi courir ?
Cette première découverte de Vice City, on ne la vivra qu’une seule fois.
Et vous, vous allez jouer comment ? Plutôt rusher les missions puis découvrir tranquillement le jeu après, ou prendre votre temps dès le début ?
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So.... £2,485 on glasses for a PM was "sleaze rotting our politics to the core" but £72,000,000 in a single day for Nigel Farage is celebrated as hitting "the jackpot" and a "war chest..."
Whatever is happening here is happening in plain sight. You decide!
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Just had breakfast before the Great North Run with @benshephard @reid6peter & a competition winner 🤪🤣😂
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Off to rehearse for this month’s tour.
Heads-up. Some people’ve noticed I sing lower these days.
F’kin right I do. I’ve frivolously spent all me lady hormones & am now running on neat testosterone.
I will mostly be singing in the key of Whale.
I’m all but a protected species.
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Reporter @Matt_A_Shea was investigating Tommy Robinson’s finances for @C4Dispatches when he received this voice note from Robinson.
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The real face of Reform UK.
Share far and wide.
"Oh, boo hoo."
Reform UK Treasury spokesperson Robert Jenrick tells a protester who appeared to have been hit by members at the party's conference to "get a life".
@jonsopel
trib.al/STupWZN
📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube
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Oh this gets better and better.
🚨 NEW: Nigel Farage wanted to keep his top aides when Channel 4 approached Reform UK 48 hours before airing its undercover investigation
- The party engaged a leading KC for legal advice and demanded the broadcast be delayed 24 hours while it considered its options
- The advice came in and the press office planned to "wave away" the news once it aired on Thursday
- After dinner with National Rally leader Jordan Bardella that night, Farage's phone lit up with "panicked calls" from colleagues
- Farage then watched the investigation himself late that night. Within 12 hours and after a 6am call to finalise the plan, Dan Jukes and James Orr were told to step down
- Copies of the legal advice were given to Robert Jenrick and other senior Reform figures to calm nerves
[@thetimes]
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🚨This thug has been identified as Stephen Cooling, soon to be hearing a knocking at his front door 👮
Hope he enjoys prison food, we can't have violent people on the streets.
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Our undercover reporter, Chris Atkins, posed as a far-right journalist at the Reform Conference and got thrown out for asking difficult questions about Farage's corruption scandal @scatatkins



































