The Conservative Party, also known as the Tories, has been in power for 14 years. David CameronTruly these last 14 years of Tory rule have been like no other, but to understand this you have to understand David Cameron, Conservative Prime minister, 2010 to 2016. More than any other lousy ass in this list of incompetent, cruel, bigoted British rulers, Boris Johnson wrecked the Conservative Party. After 14 years of Conservative rule, Britain is broken and exhausted. The people hate the lizards and the lizards rule the people.”“Odd,” said Arthur, “I thought you said it was a democracy.”“I did,” said Ford.

Their newest ruling, divided exactly down partisan lines, states that a president is immune to prosecution for all “official acts”. The massive, frightening problem is that this ruling is sweepingly vague about what does and doesn’t constitute an official act. Immune, immune, immune…. Concocting a plan to spy on his political rivals and secure reelection is an official act for which a president can’t be charged. He’s immune to consequences for an official act, and if any lesser official faces prosecution for defying the court, he can just pardon them.

Kevin Spillane is a Republican political consultant who’s spent a lot of time in the swing state of Nevada. What he’s seen there makes him think this presidential election is Donald Trump’s to lose. Marisa talks with Spillane about purple states, shifting voter demographics and ticket splitting.

PORTUGAL vs FRANCE: All eyes may be on the men in attack for both sides in Hamburg on Friday, but there are key players for both in between the sticks tooCristiano Ronaldo vs Kylian Mbappe battle to be settled by Portugal and France's new heroesMissed penalties and broken noses have meant that this Euros hasn’t exactly gone to plan for Cristiano Ronaldo and Kylian Mbappe just yet. Trusting his instincts is what has got him this far, and he isn’t going to change now. Ronaldo and Mbappe have been warned. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like.

Season 2024 Episode 177Israel's Prime Minister says the intense phase of the war in Gaza will end soon as Israel and the U.S. argue over weapons deliveries.

Daily MailThe paper warns that a vote for Nigel Farage's Reform UK party could give Labour an overwhelming election victory and has a tactical voting guide to "stop a Starmer supermajority". Interestingly, the typically Conservative-backing newspaper, doesn't mention either Rishi Sunak or the Tories on its front page.

Parties made their final pitch to voters as campaigning wrapped up ahead of the UK's general election. Both Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak warned voters of the dire consequences if the other man wins as they gave their final addresses to supporters. Polls project a record swing to the Labour party, larger than in any previous postwar election. The Conservatives go into election day having lost more than half of their support, and polling more than 10 points below their worst ever previous result

Australia’s universities have descended into infighting over a proposed international student cap, with some bodies claiming the government is protecting elite institutions. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/article/2024/jul/03/australia-university-international-student-cap-labor

Germany hosts the largest Turkish diaspora in the world, making the likes of Berlin, Munich and Cologne – just to name a few – glorious melting pots. Not only is there Turkish influence in Germany but also a little bit of Deutschland in Vincenzo Montella’s squad. Everyone sprinted to celebrate with their new hero at full-time, knowing that he had saved the nation (and the diaspora). Everyone had Austria as outright favourites, but within a minute of the match Montella’s side were proving them wrong. RECOMMENDED LISTENINGJoin the Football Weekly Daily squad [yes, it still throws us too – Euro 2024 Daily Ed] for their latest pod.

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon to Star in Netflix Thriller ‘RIP’BFFs Ben Affleck and Matt Damon have found their next collaboration. The “Good Will Hunting” and “Air” team will next star in “RIP,” a new Netflix thriller from writer and director Joe Carnahan. The film will be produced by Artists Equity — the artist-led studio founded by Affleck and Damon in 2022. More from VarietyArtist Equity’s other projects include the Cillian Murphy starrer “Small Things Like These,” a sequel to “The Accountant” and the Jennifer Lopez-led films “Unstoppable” and “Kiss of the Spider Woman.”Best friends forever Matt Damon and Ben Affleck to star in RIP. pic.twitter.com/yecIf4ZhjR — Netflix (@netflix) July 2, 2024Affleck and Damon have been longtime collaborators, first teaming up for 1997’s “Good Will Hunting,” which earned them both Oscars for best original screenplay.

The White House has said that Biden is not considering stepping down from the presidential race, after speculation he was weighing whether to continue his candidacy for US president in the forthcoming election. “The president is not dropping out,” White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said at a media briefing in Washington, DC. Cracks in support among Democratic leaders have emerged after Biden's debate performance against Donald Trump last week, which was blamed on a cold and jet lag

and enough foreplayThe article fails to mention a few things:The guy is a serial burglar and repeat offender; as papers would say, "known to the police". The prop sword was sharpened and was in effect a knife. UK laws prohibit knives with a cutting edge longer than 3 inches in public (without "valid reason"), this one is six inches. Doesn't sound like much but with the proper techniqueyou'll feel itJust to put it into perspective, 6 inch knives are prohibited in most public spaces even inand you really can't accuse Texas of having strict weapons lawsOkay enough srs bsnss for one topic, I want a game that starts out as a standard Zelda game but as you progress it is revealed you're some random lunatic going around smashing stuff.

Nurseries and garden centres in Britain and Europe are experiencing operational challenges due to new post-Brexit border posts, leading to delays, damage, and additional costs for plant importers. The Horticultural Trade Association, along with European trade associations, has issued an open letter seeking urgent solutions, highlighting that the new system has increased import costs by over 25%. The new regulations require certain plant and animal products from the EU to be inspected at border posts, a departure from the previous system of spot checks at nurseries. The situation has led to instances where the majority of plants perished, causing financial losses and impacting supply chains. It also raises concerns about the adequacy of the checks at border posts and the potential for missed disease detections.

Matthew Sylvester assembles yard signs that say, 'Recall Jergensen and Hurley from the school board' at his home in Sunol on May 29, 2024. In September, Jergensen and Hurley voted to ban all flags at Sunol Glen School beside the state and federal flags. Some saw it as an attempt to prevent a pride flag from being flown on campus. (Beth LaBerge/KQED)

More infoManchester United are said to have missed out on the chance to sign Arsenal target Pedro Neto for next to nothing. The Gunners have long admired the Wolverhampton Wanderers winger and could finalise a £60million deal for the 24-year-old this summer. The Portuguese star joined Wolves in 2019 from Braga, following a loan spell at Lazio. However, before his move to Italy, United were believed to be closely monitoring the promising attacker. According to The Athletic, United identified Neto in early 2017 and even invited the then-teenager to Carrington.