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Submitting AI hallucinations to court is always professional negligence, but the potential consequences here are far more serious than any case I have seen before. Time to start disbarring lawyers for cases as serious as this. And the first instance judge missing it is unimpressive too.

It's standard scaremongering about migrants, which adapts to different environments. During the Brexit process, a "Migration Watch" dude falsely claimed at a conference that the withdrawal agreement let EU citizens bring in an unlimited number of distant family members.

it is *outrageous* that this has now become accepted as fact, and is endlessly rolled out on any social platform you care to mention despite corrections. who you can actually bring if you're on a visa: your spouse and kid(s). that's it

False reports about migrant care workers came from Conservative party 'research' The Times was forced to issue a correction after claiming 12 workers from Cameroon brought 180 dependants to UK

I am normally the first to defend civil servants. However, if this reporting is true then there should be mass firings and if at all legally feasible, criminal charges. To butcher a West Wing quote: everyone who did it, everyone who ordered it, and everyone who knew about it.

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Ah, I had thought that the Tories were jumping on poor journalism from the Times re immigration - in fact the party was the *original source* of the false claims, which the paper neglected to check or clearly attribute. Incompetent, unprofessional, dubious, and xenophobic behaviour all round.

I eonder who led who into what?

Well, you could say it’s a drop in the ocean!

There's a very weird thing going around that Grant Shapps, reportedly deselected by the Conservatives for being too 'centrist' has joined Reform (sometimes presented as a great coup for them, sometimes as a criticism).

Indeed! There are over 500 in the UK alone, over 200 in London. Of all sizes.

No.

People are fed up with privatised water companies letting us down and ripping us off. We deserve a real conversation about public ownership. Can you help build pressure by asking your MP to attend this crucial debate on water ownership? actionnetwork.org/letters/ask-...

The article shows that sea water cooling is viable. The issue of energy use must also legislated for, for coastal location & dedicated power sourcing built alongside the data centres as part of their construction, with such power systems designed to feed a required quantity back to the grid.

In the meantime, take your kids here. They have a FANTASTIC tour, absolutely stunning. It's worth every penny. Exiting live "lectures" for kids, play with space toys, look at astronaut stuff. Bliss. And it's a lovely area too - go to Old Hall in Sandbach for dinner afterwards. You'll thank me.

France said: "the US used to be a beacon of human rights. Not anymore." The US walked out. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c87nj3w9gxjo

1. This New York Post cover: “Thousands of 9/11 families demand Mamdani be banned from 25th-Anniversary” is a brazen lie. How do I know? I interviewed the organizer of the petition.

🔴 New PM Andy Burnham will be challenged on Thursday to drop the Government’s efforts to keep the ban on Palestine Action which has so far seen thousands arrested – at a time when prison space is extremely limited. bylinetimes.com/2026/07/28/a...

They should (I’d like to say must) locate on remote coast and use sea water for cooling and be forced to build their own energy plants (wind, wave, solar) that feed surplus back to the grid. If we had a proactive government with its mind on climate and resource issues they’d force this.

"So far, it's been knockout after knockout by me against Todd Blanche." Katie Phang on her lawsuit over the Epstein Files Transparency Act.