• Civil Service’s Remainer Clear-Out
• Government Hoping Japan Deal Gets Brexit Mission Back on Track 
• Internal Market Bill Published, Read in Full 
• EU Demands that UK Rewrite Internal Market Bill
• Shadow Attorney General: EU Can Do Nothing if UK Breaks International Law
• BBC’s Europe Editor Katya Adler Breached Guidelines in Anti-Gove Tweet
• Extinction Rebellion’s Breast Protest Ever
• Extinction Rebellion Declare “There Is No Room For Disagreement”
• Diane Abbott Defends Extinction Rebellion’s Press Protest, Compares them to Suffragettes
• Arrested Extinction Rebellion Protestor is ‘Jihadi’ Bride
• Who Will Be the Covid Marshals?
• The CMO who Stole Christmas
• Chinese Ambassador Likes Foot Masturbation Video on Twitter

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In episode 14 of Guido Talks, recorded on Friday 24 July, the team discusses some of their favourite stories from the last seven days. See a list of the stories discussed here…

* Charity Boss Reinstated After Free Speech Union Intervenes

* Labour Supports Shamima Begum Returning, But Does Not ‘Welcome’ It

* Saint Tony Ordains Sir Keir

* Labour’s Scrutiny-Dodging Strategy

* Corbyn Responds to Labour Court Settlement: “The Decision to Settle these Claims in this Way is Disappointing”

* Corbyn Ducks Debate After Being Shafted by Starmer

* Rob Roberts

* NHS Slaps Down Layla’s Exaggerated Malnourishment Figures

* Layla’s Copy and Paste Cookie Crumbles

* Ed Davey Breaches Lib Dem Leadership Contest Rules

* Public Health England Chief on his “Postage Stamp” Public Health Credentials

* Britain’s Coronavirus Response is now Europe-Beating

* Satirising MPs Should Not Be Banned

* 53% of Voters Now See British Press as “Force For Bad”

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In this week’s edition, recorded yesterday (July 17), the team discusses some of our favourite stories from the last seven days. See a list of the stories discussed here…

* Lloyd Russell-Moyle Resigns, Read his Statement in Full

* Labour’s Shamima Silence Explained

* Nodding Dodds Agrees with Wealth Tax Proposals

* Guardian to Axe 180 Jobs

* Politics Live Saved, Andrew Neil Axed in Latest BBC Cuts

* BBC’s Corbynista Correspondent

* Julian Lewis Loses Tory Whip

* Government Confirms Russian Actors Behind Leaked Trade Documents in 2019 Election

* Rishi’s £170,000 Female Focused Sex Party Investment

* Political Activist Group Behind ‘Independent SAGE’

* Woke Government Quango No-Platforms Elected Mayor

* Do the Mask Hokey Cokey

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In episode 12 of Guido Talks recorded yesterday (July 10), the team discusses some of our favourite stories from the last seven days. See a list of the stories discussed below…

* Pidcock Fined Thousands for Breaking Rules to Sway Election Result

* Three More MPs Fined for Breaking Election Rules

* ‘Budget’ Live

* Rishi Sunak is Being Sexually Objectified By Owen Jones

* Labour’s Three Day Wealth Tax U-Turn

* Flip Flop Again

* BBC Pushing Ahead with Extorting Licence Fee from Over 75s

* Bloated on the Telly Tax the BBC Blew their Biggest Opportunity for Independence and Growth

* ‘Eco-Davey’ Still Pocketing Thousands from Private Jet Company

* Davey Pockets £5,000 from Huawei’s Chief Adviser

* Boris Taunts Captain Hindsight

* Ex-SpAd James Price Wins Oxford Union Presidential Election

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In this week’s edition of Guido Talks, recorded yesterday (July 3), the team discusses our top stories from the last seven days. List of the stories discussed below…

* Guido Wins: Televised Lobby Briefings Coming

* Boris Confirms Citizenship Path for 3 Million BNOs in Hong Kong

* Government Set To U-Turn on Huawei 5G

* Sedwill Resigns, Frost Announced as Replacement as National Security Adviser

* Why Theresa May Was So Angry in the Commons Today

* Data Undemocratically Unleashed

* Government Warned About Leicester Boohoo Factory Slavery in January

* Leicester Mayor Rejects Lockdown, Again

* Enfield’s Labour Councillors Vote Themselves £7,608 Pay Rise

* Lansman’s Faction Defeated in Momentum Elections

* Barnard Castle MP’s Eye Test

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• Long-Bailey Sacked from Shadow Cabinet
• Shadow Education Secretary Runners & Riders
• No, Boris’s Jet Flag Hasn’t Been Painted Upside Down
• Labour Calls for Protection of Police Funding, in Opposition to Black Lives Matter Demands
• Sadiq Threatens to Cut 3,600 Police Amid Riots in London
• ‘Appy News for Pub Goers
• Lefties Row Over Wetherspoons Boycott
• Extinction Rebellion Spokesperson Quits to Campaign for Nuclear Power
• BBC’s Diversity Push Begins With Linguistic Cull
• Layla’s Late Night Loose Words
• Parliament Begins Formal Investigation into Rob Roberts
• Polls Have Closed, You Want a MediaGuido Podcast

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In episode 9 of Guido Talks recorded on Friday afternoon, the team discuss our top stories from the last seven days. See a list of the stories discussed here…

* SS Nazi Uniform Shame of Piers Morgan

* Campaign Against Antisemitism Demands Piers Answers Nazi Uniform Questions

* BBC Impartiality Adviser’s Ultra Partisan Anti-Boris, Anti-Brexit Tweets

* Sky Presenters’ Tweeting Wings Clipped

* MPs Legislate to Ban Protests

* NHS Switches to Apple-Google Model for Contact Tracing App

* Boss of NHSX Should Be Fired Over App Fiasco

* LibDem Leadership Teams Fling Insults

* Boris’ Shagadelic Makeover

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In this episode of Guido Talks the team behind the Guido Fawkes website discuss our top political stories from the last seven days:

* Churchill Statue Boarded Up 

* Poole Fights Back Against Baden Powell Statue Removal 

* Tory MPs Revolt Over Boarding Up Churchill 

* Second Bristol Statue Attacked 

* Tom Calls Out Newly Woke ‘Penguin Piers’ Morgan on GMB 

* Piers Morgan Has Not Always Been An Ally of Black Lives Matter 

* Protesters Target Wrong Statue in Name Confusion 

* Left’s Offensive Statue Hypocrisy 

* Surely Guardian Must Fall 

* UK Has Been Coal Free For Two Months 

* Rob Roberts Reviews his Colleagues 

* UK and EU Formally Accept No Transition Extension 

* JK Rowling Trans Row

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In episode #7 of Guido Talks the team behind order-order.com discuss our top stories from the last 7 days. See a list of the stories discussed here…

* Hypocrite Gardiner Deletes Cummings Letter from Website

* Where’s Barry Gone?

* Piers Morgan’s Son Attends Mass Gathering

* Piers On Barry vs Piers on His Son

* Osborne Tells Protestors to Avoid Police Identification

* Lammy: You Can’t Condemn Cummings then Go on Public Protests

* What's Dom Got to do with it?

* “Cummings Goes or I Go” Doctor Not Gone

* “Cummings Goes or I Go” Doctor, Goes

* Speaking Truth to Editor

* Newsnight’s Fake News Graph Punishes Honesty

* Mid-Life Crisis Bob Used David Cameron as Date Bait for Young Conservative Activist

* Bob Roberts Apologises for Asking Young Female Staffer to Come to His Flat for “Fun Times”

* Watch the Jacob Rees-Mogg Conga

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The team behind Guido discuss our top stories from the last seven days. See the list of the stories discussed here…

* Cummings Stories Fact Checked

* Campbell Breaks Social Distance

* Campbell Shamed by Help For Heroes

* Starmer on Staff Sackings

* Bottomley Brings Beeb to Task

* IPSO Receives Multiple Complaints

* Impartial Civil Service

* BBC Apologise for Biased Monologue

* BBC Bias Analysed

* UK Statement on Hong Kong

* Shadow Cabinet Minister Says Boris is Unfairly Getting Blame for Coronavirus Failures

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