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Lisa Nandy
@lisanandy· Labour Party· Jul 29, 2026

She is “minded to intervene” in Paramount’s $110bn takeover of Warner Bros.

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Richard Tice
@richardtice· Reform UK· Jul 29, 2026

The shareholdings and directorships are fully declared as required.

theguardian.com
Richard Tice
@richardtice· Reform UK· Jul 29, 2026

They are to do with my property business activities, not to do with politics.

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Richard Tice
@richardtice· Reform UK· Jul 29, 2026

I have a number of corporate loans in my companies. None of them are declarable.

theguardian.com
Richard Tice
@richardtice· Reform UK· Jul 29, 2026

The lovely summer heat may be getting to this Lib Dem MP. She is referring to a corporate loan to one of my companies, which are not declarable.

theguardian.com
Ed Davey
@eddavey· Liberal Democrats· Jul 29, 2026

Clearly this is just the beginning and we will need many more cross-party meetings to find consensus.

theguardian.com
John Healey
@johnhealey· Labour Party· Jul 29, 2026

I want a clear plan to increase UK defence spending to 3% of GDP by 2030.

bbc.co.uk
Wes Streeting
@wesstreeting· Labour Party· Jul 29, 2026

The public does not see the enormous efforts that take place every day to counter Russian aggression

bbc.co.uk
Chris Philp
@chrisphilp· Conservative Party· Jul 29, 2026

I don't buy the line from the French that this was routine training. It felt intimidatory and like it was done to stop us following what was happening in the Channel. It felt like a warning.

bbc.co.uk
Chris Philp
@chrisphilp· Conservative Party· Jul 29, 2026

I am planning on contacting the French ambassador by next Monday to ask why 17 rounds were fired so close to our boat.

bbc.co.uk
Russell Findlay
@russellfindlay· Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party· Jul 29, 2026

This is an enforcer, a hitman, for a major organised crime group in Scotland which has inflicted untold damage to many innocent people.

bbc.co.uk
Russell Findlay
@russellfindlay· Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party· Jul 29, 2026

What he did was calculated, it wasn't some spontaneous crime... It was very targeted and extreme, and the outcome could have been my death or being maimed for life.

bbc.co.uk
Russell Findlay
@russellfindlay· Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party· Jul 29, 2026

That's the only option because if you show weakness they're not going to back down.

bbc.co.uk
Russell Findlay
@russellfindlay· Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party· Jul 29, 2026

It's not the first thing I think of when I wake up, but there's always the kind of possibility that some of these people might regard this as unfinished business.

bbc.co.uk
Lena Metlege Diab
@lenametlegediab· Liberal Party of Canada· Jul 29, 2026

We really need to keep up with the cost of the government providing services to Canadians. And so that’s why … there was an increase, and we don’t anticipate an increase now because of the announcement that I am making today.

globalnews.ca
Lena Metlege Diab
@lenametlegediab· Liberal Party of Canada· Jul 29, 2026

Removing the limit on online passport renewals may sound like a small operational change, but for hundreds of thousands of Canadians, it will mean one less errand, one less line-up and one less thing to worry about before their next…

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