UK Intelligence Misses on COVID-19 Due to Antipathy for Trump
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Charlie Chaplin: The Life Story You May Not Know By Ellen Wulfhorst, Stacker News On 5/12/21 at 6:30 PM EDT Charlie Chaplin is arguably the most recognized actor for generations of audiences, entertaining the world with the antics and calamities of his "Little Tramp" character. The iconic funny man in the mustache and ill-fitting clothes appeared in dozens of silent movies, getting into scrapes, romantic mixups, and silly arguments. Chaplin, who grew up in London workhouses and performed on vaudeville stages as a child, became not just a talented actor but an extraordinary director, produc...
Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, and her ruling Scottish National Party (SNP) made early gains Friday as the first returns from the nation's parliamentary election were reported. While full results are not expected until Saturday, and Sturgeon cautioned the results remained too close to call, at last count the SNP had won at least 32…
4 May 2021 Equalities Minister Liz Truss evoked Boris Johnson’s and Joe Biden’s globalist-progressive “Build Back Better” slogan when she announced the cost for trans people to legally change gender would be cut from £140 ($195) to just £5 ($7). The minister for the notionally Conservative British government announced on Tuesday: “As we build back better, we want transgender people to be free to live and to prosper in modern Britain. “In the National LGBT Survey, 34% of transgender people told us that the cost of applying for a certificate was holding them back from doing so. â...
The closer the UK is forced together, the more likely it will break Vital decisions about Wales and Scotland are unilaterally taken in Westminster, fueling the arguments for devolution By Martin Kettle / The Guardian It is often rightly claimed that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is determined not to lead the UK out of the EU only to preside over Britain’s own breakup. Johnson is not as indifferent to the kingdom’s survival as some around him. The problem is that his chosen UK-survival strategy is increasingly having the opposite effect. It is threatening to aid the breakup of th...