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BBC s Andrew Marr warns of danger of having too many former journalists in corridors of power

The number of former journalists in the corridors of power is ‘dangerous’, Andrew Marr has claimed. The BBC’s former political editor said ex-reporters and columnists – such as Michael Gove and Boris Johnson – have a tendency to ‘exaggerate’, and added that we need more ministers who better understand technical details. Speaking at the Buxton International Festival, Derbyshire, Mr Marr said: ‘Having a country where so many [former] journalists are in charge of the Government is dangerous because we are all encouraged to exaggerate.’ Mr Marr also attacked the continuing large numbers of privately educated politicians - when ex-public school pupils make up ‘just seven per cent of the population overall’

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Queen Elizabeth s favorite pirate was an English hero, but his career had a darker side

Queen Elizabeth s favorite pirate was an English hero, but his career had a darker side
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The return of the Celts

The return of the Celts
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Over 18s to receive Covid vaccine in just WEEKS with fears Indian variant is being transmitted by teens ahead of June 21

EVERY Brit aged over 18 is set to be offered a Covid vaccine in just weeks amid fears the Indian variant is being transmitted by teens ahead of the Ju

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The UK government is using levelling up to hide a crackdown on political dissent

URL copied to clipboard Every British prime minister has a set of flagship policies that defines their legacy in office. For Margaret Thatcher, it was privatisation and deregulation. For Tony Blair, it was investment in public services and the Iraq War. For David Cameron, it was austerity and the ‘Big Society’. What about Boris Johnson? For many, the answer is obvious: Brexit. But when it comes to domestic policy, the prime minister has yet to leave his mark on the country. After a year spent fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, the closest thing his government has to a flagship policy is the much-trumpeted “levelling-up” agenda.

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