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Liz Webster: This interview tells me that...

This interview tells me that: Brexit failed comprehensively. The Conservatives must become pro-European again, but Britain must reach that conclusion without requiring Brexit’s architects to admit what they did. That is Seldon’s reconciliation project. He seems to understand where Britain must go, but possibly fears that telling the full truth about how it got here will make the journey impossible. But the risk is that appeasement preserves the original myths, allowing the manipulation to continue. Voldemort survives.

Liz Webster: A private project underwritten...

A private project underwritten by up to £71 million of public money, while the taxpayer receives only a minority stake and rights to part of the concentrate, not control of the company or the value chain. Britain still lacks the refinery needed to turn that concentrate into usable tungsten. Public money absorbs the risk; private shareholders retain control and capture the gains. That is not industrial sovereignty @andyburnham 👉 it is corporate welfare dressed up as national security.

Jayda Fransen: Britain First activist James White...

Britain First activist James White has been jailed for 24 years for domestic abuse and sexual offences. It should come as no surprise that Paul Golding, the leader of Britain First, who is currently under police investigation himself for sexual assault, attempted rape and violent domestic abuse said: “I will stand by his side without question.” “As a family, the Britain First movement will stand with James to the bitter end.” Birds of a feather.
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