late for that oligarchy s already here. every major tech company is t already controlled by billionaires. that s been the case for a long time. so this is nothinga tim new . the reason today s sale ofal twitter is big news. the reason it could turn out to be a pivot point in our historyk is that elon musk does not agree with the rest ofth the billionaires in the tech business, unlike the leaders of facebook, google, apple, amazon, elon musk believes in free speech. he thinkscl everyone should be allowed to talk, including people who disagree with him. i hope that even my worst critics remain on twitter. ttmy wrote today on histh new platform because that is what free speech meansat. now that sounds like an entirely american sentiment, but in this atmosphere that is a revolutionary posture of the five companies that control the flow of virtually all informationn is consumed by ther citizens of this country. twitter is te by far the smallet of the group, but it doesn t t mat
a steel plant in mariupol while president biden promises another 600 millions pounds of military help for ukraine. three people have been found guilty of murder. his body was dumped in the river after he was killed last july. amanda has been found guilty of murdering ricky in 1994. the killer was just 13 of murdering ricky in 1994. the killer wasjust 13 at the of murdering ricky in 1994. the killer was just 13 at the time. erik ten hag from the dutch club ajax. the prime minister is under increasing political pressure today, after being forced to face another investigation over lockdown parties in downing street. it will be led by mps to look at whether boris johnson deliberately misled parliament, by denying covid rules had been broken in whitehall and downing street. the government was planning to try to delay the decision on an investigation but abandoned plans to do so at the last minute. this new investigation by a parliamentary committee won t begin until after the me
swap planes in mid air. tonight with the context, political sketch writer at the independent tom peck and lanhee chen candidate for california state controller and republican strategist. hello welcome to the programme. as borisjohnson boarded a flight for india last night there might just have been a nagging doubt in his mind, as to whether this was the wisest moment to step away from the helm. in 1990 a former conservative leader margaret thatcher made a very ill timed trip to paris, overconfident she had shored up support at home. how wrong she was. and within hours of borisjohnson leaving the country last night his plans for today s vote in parliament seemed to be unravelling. in front of the house, was labour s motion for a parliamentary inquiry into whether borisjohnson had lied to the commons. last night the government filed an amendment to that motions that would have delayed a vote until sue grey s investigation into partygate was completed. it was also widely tho
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humanitarian aid into gaza and allow for talks on an enduring resolution to the conflict. the issue is hamas, the issue is whether hamas will decide or not to have a cease fire that would benefit everyone. the ball is in their court. we are working intensely on it, and we will see what they do. but there s no doubt in my mind that getting to the cease fire with the release of hostages would be a profound benefit to everyone involved. ., . ., involved. how difficult would it cease-fire involved. how difficult would it cease-fire be involved. how difficult would it cease-fire be to involved. how difficult would it cease-fire be to reach - involved. how difficult would it cease-fire be to reach right - involved. how difficult would it i cease-fire be to reach right now, cease fire be to reach right now, seeing as many agree they have in fact stalled? the former un undersecretary general jamal benomar gave me an update on ceasefire negotiations. there is pressure on the