Everyone’s so tired of hearing about boring stuff like HS2, MPs with two jobs and Boris’s own maskless hospital visits; what we really want is fun and zany leadership! And then we find Boris fumbling around with his papers trying to sort out what he’s supposed to say next. Okay, it happens to everybody, perhaps,… Continue reading Nov 2021. Boris Johnson
Category: News and Politics
Nov 2021. Mark Dolan on Joe Biden
Mark Dolan has a swipe at Joe Biden – “Great news! After concerns about his health, the leader of the free world, the Afghanistan-abandoning, white flag waving, surrenderer in chief president Joe Biden is fighting fit. 58? He looks terrible for 58. What kind of life has HE had? He needs to moisturise! Let’s just… Continue reading Nov 2021. Mark Dolan on Joe Biden
Nov 2021. The Modern Arms Race
Hypersonic weapons are maneuverable weapons that travel faster than Mach 5, five times the speed of sound. While speed is a huge advantage for these weapons, their maneuvering capability is also significant. Modern missile defense systems rely on ballistic missiles’ predictable trajectories to effectively intercept incoming threats. In March 2018, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced… Continue reading Nov 2021. The Modern Arms Race
Nov 2021. Mark Dolan on Andrew Neil
Mark Dolan mocked the highly respected journalist Andrew Neil, for leaving GB News after only nine shows and speaking out against the TV station. Mr Dolan said: “It’s been really difficult without Andrew, I’m not going to lie. Yes, our daytime and evening ratings have grown significantly, and we’ve had over a billion views online,… Continue reading Nov 2021. Mark Dolan on Andrew Neil
Nov 2021. David Fuller
A serial corpse molester, David Fuller, has been found guilty in England. The hospital electrician (67) is said to have desecrated at least 99 bodies in morgues. This was announced by the British prosecution. The sexual murder committed in 1987 has come to light. Thanks to DNA analysis, the man was arrested as a suspect… Continue reading Nov 2021. David Fuller
Nov 2021. Libya and Lockerbie
Libya’s foreign minister says her country could work with the US on extraditing a man wanted over the 1988 Lockerbie bombing. Najla El-Mangoush told the BBC that “positive outcomes are coming” in the case of Abu Agila Mohammed Masud. Mr Masud is alleged to have been a top bomb-maker for former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.… Continue reading Nov 2021. Libya and Lockerbie
Nov 2021. The EU
Relations between the EU and the UK risk further deterioration after the Brexit minister accused Brussels of behaving “without regard to the huge political, economic and identity sensitivities” in Northern Ireland. David Frost said the bloc had “destroyed cross-community consent” with an “overly strict” enforcement of the arrangements hammered out in the withdrawal agreement of… Continue reading Nov 2021. The EU
Nov 2021. ISIS Attack on Afghanistan
Two explosions rocked Kabul on Tuesday in an attack targeting a large military hospital in the Afghan capital. A Taliban official confirmed that at least seven people were killed, but there were reports of a much higher death toll from the blasts and an ensuing gun battle. It was the latest in a string of… Continue reading Nov 2021. ISIS Attack on Afghanistan
Nov 2021. Old Bailey and Two Officers
Two police officers have admitted to sharing photos of two murdered sisters on WhatsApp, after they were instructed to protect the area where the bodies were found. The officers have been described as “despicable” by the mother of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman. Both officers, who serve in the Metropolitan Police, admitted to this at… Continue reading Nov 2021. Old Bailey and Two Officers
Nov 2021. COP26 Part 3
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has told young protesters that politicians attending COP26 are “pretending to take our future seriously”. The arrival of world leaders in Glasgow for the COP26 summit triggered a series of demos across the city. The gathering attended by Ms Thunberg was one of dozens taking place. She told fellow activists from… Continue reading Nov 2021. COP26 Part 3