The public should be told
if the prime minister’s wife
falls as far south as London.
As a result of its investigation
into morally bankrupt individuals,
the government issued a yellow warning.
It seems an insane thing to do,
sending people into icy conditions,
so I think we are seeing breaking disquiet.
-- Rupert M Loydell
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Snow falls as far south as London
Public should know if PM’s wife gets police fine
Shocking footage of Vladimir Putin
shows self-confessed killer laughing
and saying 'I warned you'.
A lot of freaks and introverts
virtually wrote the job description
for preparing new attacks.
After having a triumphant cigarette
Putin grabbed the last cabbage
to continue his killing spree.
-- Rupert M Loydell
'Tens of thousands' of lives at stake in Mariupol
Jim Kerr: ‘A lot of stars are freaks or introverts’
Shocking footage shows self-confessed killer laughing
travelled extensively try to navigate visa requirements
trajectory increasing reasonably significant technical work
enough speakers to process them did not have biometric data
preparing for new attacks in the east setbacks troops
invasion turning point new conscripts annual spring draft
consequences of being driven out concentrating new strikes
money-making exercise switch most drivers electric vehicles
spending to support charging infrastructure
more electric chargepoints than petrol pumps
-- Clark Allison
Drivers rage at EVs as chargers to outnumber fuel pumps
Zelenskyy says Russian invasion at a 'turning point'
Ukraine refugees facing ‘Kafkaesque’ UK visa system
arrive as ship destroyed for key summits
loss not confirmed by Russian authorities
landing ship near coastal city of Berdyansk
roughly the same size as the Empire State Building
at a safe distance of around 3.1 million miles
hurtle past at a staggering 30,000 miles per hour
stood looking on with hands in his pockets
video shows what world leaders think of global Britain
looked around awkwardly for greeting from French president
-- Clark Allison
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Johnson snubbed by Macron and other EU leaders
Russian landing ship 'destroyed'
Kitchen Nightmares? There are ramifications
for that, and Gordon Ramsay should resign
in the light of his affection towards residents.
The star hit out at his dream dish this morning,
and so he needs to hand his card in. We can’t have
companies run by people like a tax-hiking Chancellor.
He has shown his true colours by hiding stealth tax rises
in the line-caught seabass with light crushed potatoes.
Don’t be fooled, this was no-regrets UK politics live.
-- Rupert M Loydell
P&O Ferries boss ‘should resign’, MP says
Rishi Sunak has shown his true colours
Gordon Ramsay says he 'can't stand' the Cornish
The last two years have been a bonanza
for professional photographers and authorities
who have been whipped into a new superstorm.
You can't buy cheap apocalyptic destruction
or access Russian siege and shelling videos;
'tightening the noose' is difficult to find.
Because of the number of beds occupied
by a less financially-bruising package,
there's a hole in the middle of the population.
-- Rupert M Loydell
Covid infections in London rocket by almost 50 per cent in a week
You can't buy a cheap mirrorless camera because a perfect storm blew them away
Videos show apocalyptic destruction in Mariupol
Restless nights? You need to try
a visit to Warsaw, as NATO moves
to hit a tennis ball-sized object.
I thought every pillow over my head
was protecting my airspace from Russia.
I felt that freezing feeling, a literal chill.
The nuts and bolts of the matter is
that travelling at the speed of sound
takes some getting used to at night.
-- Rupert M Loydell
‘By 10, I knew all about the impact of a nuclear blast’
UK to deploy Sky Sabre missile defence system in Poland
I transformed my sleep with a speaker that costs less than a deli sandwich
carmaking trio to suspend production and sales
usually avoids commenting on international politics
together, decisions were not excessively painful
a smaller group has its grip on true Moscow power
the appallingly risky collective gamble
seven oligarchs tried to defy Putin politically
Sabre missile system can target fighter jets
deployment of the system Polish counterpart on Thursday
anti-air missile has greater range than its predecessor
-- Clark Allison
Volkswagen and China: risks of relying on authoritarian states
Inside Putin’s circle – the real Russian elite
UK deploying Sky Sabre ground based air defence system
I played tennis one morning and thought
I’d love to write a novel everyone hated,
a kind of a zombies-refuse-to-leave idea.
He always returns to days before the attack,
excels at the execution of modern literature,
thinks there’s a distinction between morality and justice.
People have started to emerge from the ruins,
defying orders at both ends of the building,
seeking safety from an onslaught by the author.
-- Rupert M Loydell
Ukraine war: 'People are coming out alive'
Percival Everett: ‘I’d love to write a novel everyone hated'
Outrage and no ferries after mass P&O sackings
Robert Fripp, who looks like a telegenic,
collectible and cartoonish, radioactive Barbie
in a lime green cocktail dress weighs in:
What kind of person shouldn’t it be?
Complicated and fractious, powerful,
devoted to digital cryptocurrency.
Echoing the words of a critic,
tell me what a force entirely of itself is.
Do prog-rock titans have any aesthetic value?
-- Rupert M Loydell
Are NFTs really art?
Robert Fripp on the difficult legacy of King Crimson
President Zelenskyy tells US Congress to 'remember' Pearl Harbor and 9/11 attacks
When is a potato not a potato?
When it’s Boris Johnson
playing a smoke and mirrors game.
The Kremlin has turned skies orange
with dust moving across Europe
in an effort to recreate the Soviet Union.
Scientific testing had found it wasn’t.
Britain is potentially most visible at sunset
and could extend their small farm.
-- Rupert M Loydell
Russia playing ‘smoke and mirrors game’, says Liz Truss
Saharan dust cloud moving across Europe could hit UK by afternoon
Giant New Zealand potato is not in fact a potato, Guinness World Records rules
withdrawing a Russian-made vodka from the shelves
renaming chicken kyiv signal solidarity with Ukraine people
brand loyalty heavily influenced by alignment to values
high-speed destruction wrought Russian rockets artillery
stalled convoy no discernible progress in two days
whether Russia had planned properly for logistical support
stocks plunged to one-year lows gas prices hit record highs
shelling sparked a blaze at the Zaporizhzhia plant
fire extinguished control failing to assuage investors
-- Clark Allison
Sainsbury’s renames chicken kievs and pulls Russian vodka
Logistical problems bog down Russia’s assault on Kyiv
Markets plunge and gas hits record for second day in a row
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