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18 Nov, 4 tweets, 1 min read

https://twitter.com/SunApology/status/1461303516585238533

Bone fide journalism.

https://twitter.com/SunApology/status/1461303516585238533

(For those that don't know Mr Newton-Dunn said I was not a "bone fide journalist,' on national TV when I was reporting the prorogation case from the Court of Session, so I was just being a bit catty there)
:)

I don't speak Latin, but I assume "bone fide," means "making up stories for money."

If anyone is interested enough, I'll do a thread on what I did that annoyed Mr N-D so much.

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Ok, as a few of you asked, why Tom Newton Dunn doesn't like me, a thread.
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A few of us noticed that there was always a large police presence outside Borders bookshop in Buchanan Street.
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I asked and was told that the police had intelligence that some of the protest groups used the slogan "No Nations, no Borders," so they considered the bookshop under threat.
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