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Quite a day in #Torridon. First that typical mix of cloud and sunshine filled the Loch with stars even as the horizon gloamed.
Bit the walk back from the estate was a bowl of sunshine. #Torridon
A spectacular sunset was brewing #Torridon
It lit up the hills, clouds and water. #Torridon
What a place #Torridon is

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Listening to Sir James Timpson's interview, it is clear that he would like to see a sea-change in sentencing policy. If the new PM supports such a change, I think it would have very significant ramifications for our political culture. Let me explain. /1
It would take a brave government to announce that it wanted to send fewer people to jail. It immediately allows the opposition an attack line: the Govt is soft on crime and there will be more of it as a result. /2
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Commentators sympathetic to the Conservative Party are expressing bewilderment at the intensity of the looming catastrophe. What, they ask rhetorically, has the party done to deserve it? I think there are a number of factors at work /1
First, there is, most obviously, what the party has done in power - its record. The question assumes that the record alone is insufficient explanation. For some voters it will be more than enough. But what else? /2
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There are some lies here that have pulled their boots on, so it’s time, wearily, to set off after them. What is this “positive action” that they are talking about? /1
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I appreciate people honestly differ on this, but my own view is that at the root of opposition to cab rank is the idea that the world would be better if certain people couldn’t get advice and representation and were left to their fate.
Those people deserve what’s coming to them and a system that offers them any assistance in pursuit of an abstract concept of fairness is, at best, a naive and extravagantly wasteful way to delay the inevitable. At worst, a way of ensuring the deserved fate is escaped.
I don’t recognise that as a better world. If the world’s authority were handed to me and I were permitted to set about punishing those I thought deserved it, I would still want those on my little list to have benefit of advice and representation.
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I’m at @chelseafc buying a kit for a 10 yo girl. When I get to printing, I’m asked if I want a Premier League patch. I say she’d rather have the Women’s super league. They say I’m not allowed that. I ask why and the rabbit hole opens /1
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