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It’s June tomorrow. Any signs of summer weather?
With the calendar page about to flip over into June, are there any signs of prolonged warmth and sunshine?
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With the calendar page about to flip over into June, are there any signs of prolonged warmth and sunshine?
Once again we find ourselves with a bank holiday weekend upon us and the weather is no doubt at the forefront of many of our minds. The weather during the last bank holiday was nothing special, which probably increases the expectation that this one will deliver something better. Before I get on to the detail,…
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A wintry blast has brought hail, sleet, snow and lightning this week. But will it warm up this bank holiday weekend?
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This Presidential visit ends a two-week barrage of Remain artillery which has left the Leave campaign winded and divided.
After a burst of warmth this week, it’ll turn colder this weekend with frosty nights and even some snow.
Where better for Jeremy Corbyn to try to bail out Tory-led Project Fear on the EU than in the Ministry of Fear. The Senate Building at the University of London was the Ministry of Information in the war, inspiration for Graham Greene’s Ministry of Fear and also for Orwell’s Ministry of Truth. The Remain camp believes the drift down in Remain votes in recent times owes a lot to Labour identifiers feeling understandably disenchanted by the idea of following a campaign dominated by a Tory Prime Minister barking at others in his divided party. These voters need to hear Labour voices, the thinking runs, and Labour reasons to vote Remain.
We will probably never know if the newspapers that didn’t publish the Whittingdale story were hoping to apply pressure to the Culture Secretary.
The Electoral Commission designates Vote Leave as the leading Brexit campaign group in the run-up to June’s referendum on EU membership, but it may face a legal challenge.
The public inquiry into undercover policing is being asked to look at whether the Met deceived judges.
After a wintry start to March, it looks like it’ll feel much more like spring next week.