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    It’s the start of a new political season, and Sir Keir Starmer has launched it with a downbeat speech warning of a “painful” short term future for the country with unpopular decisions ahead. He once more lay the blame for those decisions at the door of the Tories.

    But was setting such a pessimistic tone a miscalculation by the new government? And how long can the prime minister keep blaming the Conservatives? Kamal and Camilla are back together, along with Telegraph Political Editor Ben Riley-Smith, to answer those questions and explain why Camilla thinks Starmer just hasn’t got “it”.

    Plus, Ben has updated his book Blue Murder about the fall of the Conservative government and reveals his conversations with Tory insiders about the real reasons Rishi Sunak called an early general election.

    #politics #world #oasis

    Read and listen to more here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/08/27/the-daily-t-starmer-says-things-can-only-get-worse/

    00:00 Intro
    02:00 Starmer’s bleak outlook
    23:58 Ben Riley Smith’s new book
    37:42 Oasis reunited

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    7. @Discodave007licencedtothrill. on

      The broader shoulders of society are now going to have to cough up. Labour took over the last 2 YEARS, of Sunak’s government. That’s what will happen. So cough up Torygraph “journalists” and your BOSSES too. 😉😎

    8. @johnmatthews8959 on

      The brass neck of the tories labour lied during the election
      Tory government lied for 14 years
      A book out now exposes what a total waste of space Liz Truss was
      She wanted to stop all cancer treatment on the NH S to help cover the financial disaster she and Kwarteng created
      A long period of contrition and silence from them would a good start before they can be considered as a viable political party

    25. @ACEACE-qs7tp on

      AA evacuates more than 4,000 Muslims from Maungdaw Township and moved them to a safer zone.

      AB News – June 28, 2024

      AB News reporters witnessed that the Arakan Army continued to evacuate more than 4,000 Muslims from Shwezar cluster villages located near Maungdaw township ensuring safety and security for the civilians, due to continuous aerial strikes carried out by the Military Council.

      On the morning of June 26, more than 4,000 Muslims from the Shwezar cluster villages near Maungdaw were moved to a safe place which is under the control of the Arakan Army.

      In Maungdaw, the last remnants of the armies of the military council of Border Guard Division (5) launched artillery shells on the village beside the Air Force continuously carried out airstrikes which drove the villagers to flee their homes.

      The AB News reporters have personally experienced that while people in groups were fleeing their homes, the military council bombarded them from the air and shelling artillery from its military base.

      The people roughly more than 4000 who were evacuated were relocated in separate Muslim villages namely Pyin Phyu (Old Village), Mingla Gree, Kyauk Hlaygar, and Akyar Villages, and AA arranged emergency food supplies for them were found by the reporters.

      In addition, villagers who were stuck in the villages namely Zula, Guna, Italiya, and Zantula villages located near Maungdaw town who were used as human shields by the military council were also rescued by the Arakan Army and immediately moved by providing army escort to a safer place on 25 June.

      It is found that more than 200,000 displaced Muslim community temporary homes in the places under Arakan Army control in Buthidaung and Maungdaw townships need support for their livelihood and health care.

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