Not sure fairly stable is correct considering the last year has seen a hung parliament, deadlock, multiple votes of confidence, the fall of a government etc
And whatever the intention here, it’s a big risk considering the lack of a working majority
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And with no working majority!
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Feels like French politics isn’t happy without a government collapse a couple of times a year
Incredible gamble by Bayrou, calling a confidence vote in just a couple weeks when he has no majority in Parliament
Likelihood of French govt collapse is high www.france24.com/en/live-news...
French PM Bayrou to ask for vote of confidence over austerity budget on September 8
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Report by @paddyedrich.bsky.social
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The far right wanted to march across Liverpool today…
Liverpool had other ideas 👊
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpo...
Huge crowds of protesters shut down UKIP's Liverpool plans
SPECIAL REPORT: The ECHO was in Liverpool city centre as counter-protesters outnumbered the far-right party's 'mass deportations' march
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Right place, right time
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Anglesey fun 🌊
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Amazing how this keeps happening to them…
Telegraph rapped for headline 'Quarter of UK sex crimes carried out by foreigners'
Turns out the figure was actually 15%, with a further 8% recorded by unknown nationalities - with the Telegraph said 'was likely to largely include non-British nationals'
Not quite how the headline put it, is it?
Telegraph showed 'lack of care' with headline: 'Quarter of UK sex crimes carried out by foreigners'
The Telegraph found in breach of Editors’ Code with headline claiming a quarter of sex crimes in UK are carried out by “foreigners”.
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Barry Devonside dedicated his life to fighting for truth and justice for his son Christopher and all those unlawfully killed at Hillsborough.
After his passing, Barry has been described as an "extraordinary and tenacious" campaigner, who never gave up
RIP
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpo...
Tributes to 'tenacious' Hillsborough campaigner and dad
Barry, whose 18-year-old Christopher was killed at Hillsborough, was described as a "pillar" of the fight for justice
