JHarry
@jlhob.bsky.social
Education, history, reading, current affairs, garden, cats.
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See this thread here for a compilation of our reporting & why it matters.
We are still seeing the press & politicians minimising the importance of this case even while a police investigation is ongoing & there are so many qs outstanding.
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We are still seeing the press & politicians minimising the importance of this case even while a police investigation is ongoing & there are so many qs outstanding.
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NEW There's no overstating how significant the Nathan Gill case is. On Friday, the close associate of Nigel Farage was jailed for over 10 years for taking bribes ultimately from a friend of Putin. It's a complex, detail-heavy story that raises questions about Farage’s claim Gill was ‘one bad apple’🧵
November 23, 2025 at 8:25 PM
See this thread here for a compilation of our reporting & why it matters.
We are still seeing the press & politicians minimising the importance of this case even while a police investigation is ongoing & there are so many qs outstanding.
bsky.app/profile/then...
We are still seeing the press & politicians minimising the importance of this case even while a police investigation is ongoing & there are so many qs outstanding.
bsky.app/profile/then...
Would this be statutory for academies though?
November 6, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Would this be statutory for academies though?
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Members of my family were tortured and killed in the Holocaust because countries like Britain said it wasn't their problem. Everyone said never again. And here we are. It's sickening beyond belief.
August 22, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Members of my family were tortured and killed in the Holocaust because countries like Britain said it wasn't their problem. Everyone said never again. And here we are. It's sickening beyond belief.
Lord Miles is definitely a British fella. Went to Loughborough uni - graduated a few years back.
August 10, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Lord Miles is definitely a British fella. Went to Loughborough uni - graduated a few years back.
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I'm publishing Mr Hurst's grounds of appeal, and the SRA's response, here: taxpolicy.org.uk/2025/08/05/z...
August 5, 2025 at 8:30 AM
I'm publishing Mr Hurst's grounds of appeal, and the SRA's response, here: taxpolicy.org.uk/2025/08/05/z...
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It is true that by the time Healey comes in and the CoA has ruled the government had to address the basis of their judgment and right to life arguments. That’s clearly what the Rimmer review was for. He deserves credit for finally ending this absurdity.
July 16, 2025 at 9:15 AM
It is true that by the time Healey comes in and the CoA has ruled the government had to address the basis of their judgment and right to life arguments. That’s clearly what the Rimmer review was for. He deserves credit for finally ending this absurdity.
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To be fair to him, he ordered a review, read it & removed the injunction.
It was the Tories in power when the leak happened, then they covered it up to try & blag another election, leaving the new govt w/ an even bigger economic black hole & further endangering the Afghans
It was the Tories in power when the leak happened, then they covered it up to try & blag another election, leaving the new govt w/ an even bigger economic black hole & further endangering the Afghans
July 15, 2025 at 12:11 PM
To be fair to him, he ordered a review, read it & removed the injunction.
It was the Tories in power when the leak happened, then they covered it up to try & blag another election, leaving the new govt w/ an even bigger economic black hole & further endangering the Afghans
It was the Tories in power when the leak happened, then they covered it up to try & blag another election, leaving the new govt w/ an even bigger economic black hole & further endangering the Afghans
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superb explainer of the Afghanistan screw-up by my brilliant colleague @lucyfisher.ft.com who was a handful of journalists subjected to the super-injunction for ages
www.ft.com/content/ac73...
www.ft.com/content/ac73...
The British state’s battle to contain the fallout from catastrophic Afghan data leak
Significant decisions affecting immigration and the UK’s fiscal deficit were hidden in effort to protect Afghans
www.ft.com
July 15, 2025 at 2:01 PM
superb explainer of the Afghanistan screw-up by my brilliant colleague @lucyfisher.ft.com who was a handful of journalists subjected to the super-injunction for ages
www.ft.com/content/ac73...
www.ft.com/content/ac73...
I followed her on Twitter for some time. Finally following her here. @lucygobag.bsky.social
June 14, 2025 at 8:12 AM
I followed her on Twitter for some time. Finally following her here. @lucygobag.bsky.social
I was born and still live in Peterborough. It was clear Bristow was going to win despite being pretty unpopular. Kodak Paul had a pretty clear run. Nick pulling out late, Labour central govt hurting many of typical ‘Sun’ and ‘Mail’ readers who are not at all well off.
May 3, 2025 at 1:29 PM
I was born and still live in Peterborough. It was clear Bristow was going to win despite being pretty unpopular. Kodak Paul had a pretty clear run. Nick pulling out late, Labour central govt hurting many of typical ‘Sun’ and ‘Mail’ readers who are not at all well off.