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Keir Starmer: No case for going back into EU
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The BBC does a media front page release everyday. When something is anti-tory they do not publish that media's page. This is fact that has a long history and one of many the BBC is guilty of. Emily Maitles did a damning break down of how bad the BBC is. She was part of the infrastructure. As for having an honest conversation, this government wouldn't know one if it jumps up and hit them with a 50lb wet fish. However hit them with a £50 note and you get a very different response.