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When conferences go wrong. Everything that could go wrong for May, did: -Prankster gave May a P45 -Lost her voice -Backdrop fell apart.
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“There was an incident with a lion, but in fairness it was nothing to do with the lion. He did bite Scott but when you put your hand in a fence where there is a lion, then you will get bitten. I don’t know what sort of wildlife show Scott has been watching where you can pat a lion on the head as if it’s a kitten.” - Coach Steve Tandy after Welsh hooker Scott Baldwin bitten by lion.
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"If Rebecca Long-Bailey is one of Labour’s “rising stars” as, John McDonnell called her on Monday, it is principally because the party’s already risen stars have all blown themselves up supernova-like at various points in the last two years, leaving the firmament black enough to make out the likes of Long-Bailey, who burns with all the brightness of a standby light on a radio alarm clock." - Political Sketch Writer Tom Peck at the Inderpendent
EP's Light Relief
VisitBritain launches spy-inspired tourism campaign. Linked to new film Kingsman: The Golden Circle, VB are showcasing the exciting, secretive and adventurous side of Britain. "Britain is home to some of the world’s most-loved secret-agents and our stunning landscapes and iconic cityscapes provide a captivating backdrop for their thrill-seeking adventures and dashing lifestyles, from buying suits at Savile Row to hatching plots and supping whiskey in the Scottish Highlands."