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Guardian in "more snide about Loach than it is about the women-only Ghostbusters remake" shocker...

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Morning. Juxtaposition is great, isn't it?

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...Aaaand, what's the BBC's Radio 4 news headline? Surely it's the Conservative Party being ordered to provide information on election spending in the same week the government is hosting an anti-corruption summit. No. Top headline, Mark Carney's comments about Brexit. Second headline, then. No. BBC...

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Guardian has published yet another "Sexist Squirrel" piece about Kuenssberg. The contempt they have for questioning minds is sickening.

Being eviscerated BTL. Ha. Ha. Ha.

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AnatolyKasparov wrote:
NonOxCol wrote:Hello. Has anyone posted this yet?

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I think I'll go with the Rowson cartoon thanks.
Rafael Behr. I'm shocked.

Well quite...

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Hello. Has anyone posted this yet?

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I think I'll go with the Rowson cartoon thanks.

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And the attempt to undermine any questioning of the BBC's reporting continues... http://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/may/10/bbc-laura-kuenssberg-jeremy-corbyn-petition" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; No comments allowed. What a surprise Pathetic. Risible. Contemptible. I ...

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Ah. I see that isn't even Kelvin's finest contribution for the day...

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Apologies in advance for lowering the tone:

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Bianca Jagger I think its not a bad idea for @bbclaurak to become the next communications officer for the @Conservatives Here's someone who disagrees and thinks Bianca Jagger is an unwitting sexist: https://twitter.com/jessphillips/status/729215112817614848" onclick="window.open(this.href...

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For fuck's SAKE:

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ohsocynical wrote:@RR2

Look at this about Hamilton ... More BBC misinformation by omission.

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That is, literally, f***ing unbelievable.

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Putting the name "Kuenssberg" into Twitter has never been so gratifying. An absolute pasting.

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Here's someone who's swearing even more than I am about N*** H******.

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Neil fucking Hamilton?

I barely have the words to express my utter contempt for every last fuckwit who voted him in to anything.

Perhaps someone could remind me, like they did last May, that the electorate really isn't full of thick, ignorant idiots.

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PorFavor wrote:Is John Pienaar related to Dippy J Hodges?

That was a *shocker* of a report, wasn't it? Can't actually believe we have to pay a licence fee for such mindless, shallow trash.

"Impartial" my bottom.

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How some people reacted to the Hillsborough repeat this evening:

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NonOxCol - Stevie Wonder is my all-time favourite ever. "As" from Songs in the Key of Life - my favourite of his (and there are so many to choose from) The lyrics are wonderful, the backing track is sensational, and if I get my way I'll be having that played at my funeral so I go out to a...

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Careful all, we wouldn't want to get into Kelvin MacKenzie territory ;-) (For those who managed to miss it, he wrote a lovely tribute to Victoria Wood in the Sunt, along the lines of 'it's sad she's dead but I never found her remotely funny', therefore reminding us that he is rightwing scum of the ...

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Re Prince etc: the only contemporary COMMERCIAL artist I can think of who might inspire widespread grief in future is Beyonce Knowles. I rather liked her last album and I have enjoyed a lot of her songs, but in no way am I making any claim that she is on a level with true icons from the 70s and 80s....

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[quote="PaulfromYorkshire"]And anyone doubting that Prince was a true great. Remember he wrote this [youtube]ZCiHsIfrOg[/youtube][/quote Still cheesed off that Britain gave him just one no.1 as a performer (and, as with Stevie Wonder, when it finally came it was hardly his greatest or most...

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Been thinking of this half remembered rant by Alexei Sayle from his show in the 80s. (He'd never be asked to do a show for them these days.) Anyway, through the wonders of the interweb, I found it. Kinda sums it all up. Jimi Hendrix - dead. Phil Collins - alive. Ginger Rogers - dead. Sue Pollard - ...

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I have reached the point where I literally can't handle 2016 any more. When Bowie died I was gutted, but slightly distant from the overwhelming grief others felt. And I said to myself: "so who would be my Bowie then?" I knew the answer. He died today. RIP Prince, you absolute genius. And F...

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Hi.

Apologies for the very late heads-up, but this might interest some of us here:

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It'll be better than anything Dominic Sandbrook has ever touched...

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I say this every so often, just to remind myself it's actually true.

John Cole once did Laura Kuenssberg's job.

Absolutely extraordinary.

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PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Indeed Tubby.

Laura K getting some stick on Twitter!

Deserves every last bit of it and more besides.

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RobertSnozers wrote:
StephenDolan wrote:For those that still post over there.

Meet some of the Guardian's best below-the-line commenters

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They've got PeterCS on there???! And Fripouille???

Fuck. Off.

OMFG that's (not) hilarious.

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Michael Rosen ‏@MichaelRosenYes 2h2 hours ago Good people of Rutland: at the next election, remember that your MP, Alan Duncan thinks that most of you are 'low achievers'. Or as Justin Webb of Radio 4 rephrased it .... he's worried that people with ambition and aspiration won't want to become MPs. ...

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I can't help but think that historians will find this story as potent a symbol of the age as the infamous sayings of Marie Antoinette were for pre-revolutionary France. When they review contemporary source material, I hope they're equally aghast at the yawning disconnect between the elites and the m...

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Just when you thought you were inured to what a diabolical mess BBC political coverage is.

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Bad language alert:

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Toby Young being tickled by Evan Davis on Newsnight, versus Question Time, which has of course prioritised the EU leaflet over Cameron's tax.

The BBC in 2016, ladies and gentlemen.

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Still, although political leaders are always best off not antagonising the media unnecessarily, the public at large don’t really care about hacks being slighted. And perhaps they are not as interested in Blairmore Holdings and the intricacies of the Cameron family finances as we are. Of all the EU ...

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Sparrow has excelled himself with his analysis of Cameron's answer on offshore trusts. If ever you needed a primer on the MSM bubble and its total lack of interest in or concern for the wider implications of what politicians say and do, there it is.

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Morning. Sorry to do this to you first thing ... Iain Duncan Smith 'wept about plight of single mother' in TV interview Ian Hislop says former work and pensions secretary broke down during filming of new Workers or Shirkers documentary http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/apr/05/iain-duncan-smi...

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There was a smear by association regarding Corbyn's brother at a council meeting a couple of weeks ago. Cameron's late father - nothing. Osborne's brother - not even in Politics section of BBC website, relationship to Chancellor only mentioned in third paragraph, and also repeatedly described as an ...

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Chris Bryant MP ‏@RhonddaBryant 2m2 minutes ago I recall nearly getting a deal done on tax transparency in overseas territories before 2010 election. Coalition promptly abandoned it. Ed Miliband's pledges on imposing greater transparency on British Overseas Territories and their tax haven activitie...

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refitman wrote:
HindleA wrote:And it is goodnight from him.RIP
Language Timothy!

I would imagine "Fuck off 2016" or similar is trending in the UK about now.

Honestly cannot remember a year like it.

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Shot of needle. "Gary is coming off heroin." "Addiction is a way of life." Close-ups of bleak, raddled faces.

Pure BrassEye. In a serious early evening news segment.

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Anyone just see that BBC News piece on homelessness? They're all on booze and drugs, dontcha know? 30% increase (50% in Manchester) is nothing to do with the government, guv.

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How differently some people see the world:

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Oh, and the Snap Verdict reflects the Guardian's values, as usual.

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Some media excitement about a list leaked from Corbyn's office, ranking PLP members in terms of supportiveness or otherwise. Rather careless to allow it to go public undoubtedly, but do all those making giddy comparisons with Nixon really think previous Labour leaders didn't carry out similar asses...

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Morning.

This is what passes for "one of the better Tories" these days apparently...

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AS has yet to report on what McDonnell had to say - half an hour after he sat down. Quite a few people BTL are asking why we are treated to Tweets from umpteen Tory hacks on Osborne, but nothing on McDonnell. If AS doesn't fix this soon, he will be open to accusations of bias that will bite, and ri...

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yahyah wrote:Anyone hear McDonnell ?

No, but:

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It's all so bloody transparent and pathetic.

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I've reached the point where I think I viscerally loathe not just these fucking despicable excuses for humanity, but every last bastard that voted for them.

Sorry.

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To all those on twitter,or anyone else,stop with utilising it for in/out crap.Show some respect. Would that be Allison Pearson, by any chance? Also known for columns about how proud she is of being a middle-lane hogger on motorways. Few more watertight definitions of utter self-absorbed fuckwittery...

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Forgot to mention there was also a longish audio clip of Dave talking about balancing the books and ensuring our children won't be in debt.

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BBC Radio 2 "News" at 5pm:

- Story introduced with "David Cameron has made a robust defence of the Budget."
- No mention of UQ
- No reference to Gauke
- No reference to Osborne

Probably a taster of what to expect from the telly tonight.

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