Monday 19th October 2020
Posted: Mon 19 Oct, 2020 7:01 am
Morning all.
This government manages to make something as straightforward as working with local government to protect people from Covid sound grubby somehow.iain watson@iainjwatson
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Communities secretary @RobertJenrick tells @BBCBreakfast a deal could be done today or tomorrow with Greater Manchester -'we will pull all the levers
That was hardly a surprise.A man has been arrested in connection with the leak of highly sensitive cables sent to London by the UK ambassador to Washington savaging Donald Trump’s character and leadership skills.
The man, believed to be a civil servant at the Department for International Trade, was arrested on Tuesday after a 15-month inquiry appeared to have gone cold.
Lord Darroch was forced to quit as ambassador in July 2019 after his confidential cables criticising Trump’s chaotic presidency and claiming he radiated insecurity were leaked. The US president said he would no longer cooperate with Darroch, and Boris Johnson, at the time a Conservative leadership candidate, refused to give the ambassador his full backing.
Business secretary [Alok Sharma] claims whether or not Brexit is 'no-deal' is 'question of semantics' (Politics Live, Guardian)
Boris Johnson is merely hedging his bets.AnatolyKasparov wrote:Johnson is now "letting it be known" that he wouldn't mind Biden winning. Trump has put even him off, it would appear.
It's called backing the winner - Murdoch's papers were past masters at it.PorFavor wrote:Boris Johnson is merely hedging his bets.AnatolyKasparov wrote:Johnson is now "letting it be known" that he wouldn't mind Biden winning. Trump has put even him off, it would appear.
Well if there is one thing he is no stranger to, its opportunism.PorFavor wrote:Boris Johnson is merely hedging his bets.AnatolyKasparov wrote:Johnson is now "letting it be known" that he wouldn't mind Biden winning. Trump has put even him off, it would appear.
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Contact tracing, testing, and speed of reopening differed dramatically between #NewYork and #Madrid.
New York opened the economy without overwhelming the hospitals and confirmed its credentials as a serious place to do business.
By simply doing what experts say since March.
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