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Starmer Says Musk Attacks on UK Mean Line Has Been Crossed(Bloomberg) -- Keir Starmer condemned Elon Musk’s barrage of social media posts attacking his UK government, his strongest response yet amid an escalating row with the billionaire Donald Trump ...
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Keir Starmer slams Elon Musk and others who spread ‘lies and misinformation’ in hard-hitting speechElon Musk has been particularly critical of Keir Starmer for his record as director of public prosecutions, a position he held between 2008 and 2013. In his series of posts, the tech tycoon ...
Huge crowds of the Catholic faithful are gathering for a final farewell to their much-loved leader Pope Francis, alongside a ...
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Keir Starmer hits back at Elon Musk on grooming gangs claimsKeir Starmer has hit back at Elon Musk today after a series of attacks from the Tesla tycoon over the government’s handling of historic ‘grooming gang’ sex abuse cases. In a press conference ...
Reuters] It seems like not a day goes by without billionaire Elon Musk making headlines. The boss of X (formerly Twitter), ...
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Elon Musk 'investigating how to get Keir Starmer ditched as PM'Elon Musk is discussing with his allies how Keir Starmer could be ditched as British prime minister, according to reports. The world’s richest man has spent the first days of the new year ...
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UK PM Keir Starmer slams Elon Musk for ‘lies and misinformation’British Prime Minister Keir Starmer slammed Elon Musk on Monday for spreading “lies and misinformation” about his left-leaning government after the billionaire started taking aim at a wide ...
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Why Elon Musk hates Starmer’s BritainIn 2012, the Tesla tycoon Elon Musk took a Boris bike on a tour around ... that civil war in the UK was “inevitable” and attack “Two-Tier Keir” Starmer and the UK repeatedly.
Charles was pictured meeting with the prime minister of New Zealand Christopher Luxon on his first engagement since the ...
The exclusive snapshot survey of 622 British parents of five to 16-year-olds by Ipsos for the PA news agency, showed 65 per cent said their child has a screen with access to the internet in their ...
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