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Guido is trialling a new breaking news alert service, where subscribers can have the biggest stories sent straight to their phone as soon as they break, via Whatsapp. This won’t be like some “breaking news” apps, which send you half hour-old news, news will come to your phone as soon as it happens. We won’t spam you either, subscribers will only be sent alerts for the major stories they need to know immediately. What’s more, it is completely free…
The sign up process is simple, Whatsapp users put their name and number in the box below:
You will then receive a text message. Simply add Guido as a contact, open Whatsapp and send us the word ‘JOIN’ to confirm your subscription. We won’t share your number and you can unsubscribe at any time by messaging ‘STOP’.
If enough people find the service useful, Guido will continue it beyond the summer. Sign up to stay in the hyperloop…
Our ever popular parade of environmentally-friendly politicians continues today with the lovely Larissa Waters, a Green Party Senator from Queensland Australia.
Entrusted with the federal party portfolios of environment and biodiversity, and resources, mining and coal seam gas; Larissa is a bona fide eco-warrior, tirelessly fighting on behalf of Australia’s renewable energy industry. She definitely koalifies for totty watch…
One thing we have all been missing in the debate about refugees is the view of former Labour MP Austin Mitchell:
If a former UKIP candidate had said that…
Entries in the comments please…
“Britain will act with its head and its heart… we will accept thousands more… providing resettlement for thousands more Syrian refugees…”
Tom Watson is going to win by a country mile…
It’s the endorsement everyone wanted. Hamas’ deputy foreign minister Ghazi Hamad tells the Telegraph:
“I find that [Corbyn] has very good sympathy and support for the Palestinian cause and the Palestinian struggle and he is frankly against the occupation, against the racist policy of Israel… According to his statements, I feel that he could be very close to the Palestinians, the Arabs and to the Muslims. He supports all the right things in the world regarding freedom, justice, dignity, the right of people under occupation to get their national rights… If he really became the head of the Labour party, he can make a big change to the image of Britain because people here in Palestine feel that Britain has a historical responsibility, in giving Israel the golden chance of establishing their state on the account of the Palestinian people.”
He then called on a future Prime Minister Corbyn to delist Hamas as a terror organisation. Anything for a “friend”…
UKIP’s EU referendum campaign is launching this lunchtime, and Guido can offer a sneak peak at what’s in store after being leaked this internal purchase document. Looks like they’ve also been stung by the change to the referendum question. […]
It has taken until this late in the contest, but finally someone went for Corbyn. Hard.
The audience roared wildly… for […]
Nigel Farage on Jeremy Corbyn:
“North London, bicycles, non-drinker, doesn’t sound very much like me does it?”
