Timo Betcke
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Professor of Computational Mathematics, University College London. My views reflected here are my own.
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Stephen Kinnock explains the Dublin agreement where the UK could send asylum seekers back to the first country they stepped into the EU, when we were members of the EU
With Brexit, when we left the EU, we were no longer able to do that
With Brexit, when we left the EU, we were no longer able to do that
Classic BBC radio 4 Today this morning. Obsequious chummy chit chat with Reform. " Thank you for giving us your time we know you are very busy " said at least three times . Followed by an attack dog interview with the Labour minister. It's quite like old times with John Humphreys.
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“Leavitt” is what I shout at my dog when he eats his own poop.
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Why is Apple, Microsoft, Lockheed Martin, Blackstone, Google, OpenAI, Amazon and others financing the destruction of the WH and desecration of the grounds, something that is infuriating to huge chunk of the American population? Do you hate your customers that much?
Mehdi Hasan, "Is rejoining the EU a Green Party aim"
Zack Polanski, "Yes it is"
And just like that, the Green Party have leapfrogged the LibDems
Zack Polanski, "Yes it is"
And just like that, the Green Party have leapfrogged the LibDems
This is a good response. Why did it take 48 hours? What kindal of Micky Mouse operation are they running in there?
NEW: Labour condemn Tory plan to strip people of indefinite leave to remain:
“It’s utterly grotesque that Tories want to deport people with the lawful right to be here to achieve ‘cultural coherence’.
“This policy would mean tearing families apart and ripping out our neighbours from communities."
“It’s utterly grotesque that Tories want to deport people with the lawful right to be here to achieve ‘cultural coherence’.
“This policy would mean tearing families apart and ripping out our neighbours from communities."
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So Peston failed to ask
"No British government has ever revoked permanent status retrospectively. has it"
"Has ANY government done this since Idi Amin?"
"So you want to deport most nurses who aren't citizens, simply because they don't earn enough money. Do you think that is fair play?"
"No British government has ever revoked permanent status retrospectively. has it"
"Has ANY government done this since Idi Amin?"
"So you want to deport most nurses who aren't citizens, simply because they don't earn enough money. Do you think that is fair play?"
I feel Thames Water should have been asked to comment.
Woman fined £150 for pouring coffee down drain www.bbc.com/news/article...
Woman fined £150 for pouring coffee down drain www.bbc.com/news/article...
Kew woman fined £150 for pouring coffee down drain in Richmond
Burcu Yesilyurt says the fine is "disproportionate" while Richmond Council say it is in line with its policies.
www.bbc.com
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A policy this expansive would certainly mean mass stripping of permanent residence status from people with ILR (including pensioners and parents of British children) on a scale far beyond anything any democracy has ever done before. There is no public support for such an extreme policy.
Via @sundersays.bsky.social the Conservatives' draft legislation - absolutely clear that it applies to (and is intended to apply to) legal permanent residents claiming state pension (on the basis of their contributions) or child benefit for British kids.
publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbi...
publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbi...