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An awful lot of cobblers has been written about the resignation of John Healey, newly canonised by the gossips of Westminster. It was a matter of high principle, perhaps, but also low politics – and the arguments are as old as time.
To tackle the scourge of “harmful content”, the Government has announced a social media ban for 16-year-olds – the age limit rising year-on-year so that by 2092, no one in Britain is online.
A day before Makerfield elects a prime minister, and Keir Starmer tries to buy off Our Andy with the promise of a “big role”. Nice try, but I think he’s hoping for more than a cheese baguette.
The Right assumes that Labour is about to collapse into civil war and that Andy Burnham, if he emerges triumphant , will be an unpopular disaster.
Keir Starmer was finished the moment he said he had confidence in himself. A weekend spent ringing MPs , and going straight to voicemail, ended in
By: Camilla Tominey, Tim Stanley, Allister Heath
In today's episode of The Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley speak to Katherine Birbalsingh – dubbed Britain's strictest headteacher for her
America celebrated its 250th birthday with a fever dream, fireworks fighting with thunder as King Donnie – who has blamed algae in the reflecting pool on “Radical Left Vandals” – lashed out at treasonous commies
By: Tim Stanley
Angela Rayner subbed for James O’Brien on LBC, much to her surprise. She probably agreed to it months ago, then either forgot or (quite rightly) assumed no one would go to work the day after the football. So when a producer rang at 9am to ask where she was, he was answered by an angry ginger hangover, shouting “No blinkin’ way! I’ve only just gone to bed!”
By: Tim Stanley
Sources say that the Great Clacton Scam was cooked up at 4am in the John Wayne lounge, Mar-a-Lago – mostly to impress Tiffany Lamp, Donald Trump's 18-year-old attorney general.
In today’s episode of The Daily T, Tim Stanley and Poppy Coburn are joined by Robert Jenrick, Reform UK’s treasury spokesman, in the wake of Nigel Farage’s decision to stand down as the MP for Clacton, forcing a by-election.
