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I’m told Nvidia’s board is moving to oust Jensen Huang, founder and CEO, after he had two extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy.
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Just because #coys goodnight 🕊🤍
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Cmon man
Jensen Huang had a relationship with an Nvidia executive who reported to him.
nytimes.com/2026/11/11/techn…
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📺On November 11, 1960, CBS aired ‘The Twilight Zone’ episode ‘Eye of the Beholder,’ in which a woman lying in a hospital bed with her head wrapped in bandages awaits the outcome of her 11th and final state-approved surgery, a last-ditch attempt to make her look ‘normal’ in a society that demands conformity in appearance.
Written by Rod Serling, the episode featured Donna Douglas as the unmasked Janet Tyler and is widely regarded as one of the series’ best episodes
Tomorrow, join Question Time in Exeter
On the panel: Luke Pollard, Ben Spencer, Layla Moran, Matt Goodwin, and Deborah Frances-White
Apply now: eu.castitreach.com/ag/mentor…
Thursday 11th Nov, 9pm on @BBCiPlayer, @BBCSounds, and the @BBCNews channel, 10:40pm on @BBCOne
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Russell Brand’s Pubic Hair Removed From London Museum After Rape Conviction, Curator Says 'I Have No Desire to Hear His Name Again' variety.com/2026/global/news…
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Helen Whately has been an MP since 2015 when she was elected MP for Faversham and Mid-Kent.
Helen has held several positions within the Conservative party but is now employed as a full-time demagogue, attacking disabled and sick people for claiming much needed benefits.
Guess how much Helen has claimed in ̶P̶a̶r̶l̶i̶a̶m̶e̶n̶t̶a̶r̶y̶ ̶b̶e̶n̶e̶f̶i̶t̶s̶ expenses since becoming an MP? 👇
Helen is actively working to make those much less fortunate than herself … much worse off.
While having claimed almost TWO MILLION pounds from the public purse in expenses.
Just utterly reprehensible.
Meet Nikki. She’s a mum in her fifties who came to see me.
Since her job in a nursery became all too much, she’s started receiving universal credit.
Without qualifications and, as she put it, being ‘no good at computers’, she's struggling to find another job.
But that’s not why she came to speak to me. Her real worry was her son, Jack, who signed on the moment he turned 18.
He's got autism and ADHD, but Nikki wants him to work.
She's frustrated the state is paying him money to stay at home. She desperately wants the job centre to get on his case.
But there’s no sign of that.
So, Jack is literally left to his own devices, gaming in his bedroom most of the time.
Who would want that life for their child?
Stories like Jack's are increasingly common.
It’s a disaster.
Hundreds of thousands of young people are setting out on a life on benefits. Only the Conservatives have a detailed plan to put an end to this and help young people into work. We’ll halve National Insurance for employers hiring 21 to 24-year-olds, create 100,000 more apprenticeships, and introduce a Get to Work programme to stop young people going straight from education onto benefits.
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wow -- CNN broadcast footage of an Arlington guard yelling at a group with Pete Hegseth to "MAINTAIN SILENCE ... PAY RESPECT!" after someone in his entourage started laughing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
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Interesting question.
As founder & director of Bylines Network, I can tell you.
Answer: Labour isn't.
The govt have set up a fund to support local news. This here is the panel of people who assess competitive bids --> gov.uk/government/groups/the…
So it was those industry figures who, as you can see, span a political range - and which collectively decided that two of our bids should win funding to support 1) citizen journalism training and 2) hyper local news organisations all over the UK.
If you'd like to know more about what we're actually doing with these grants to help local journalism everywhere in England and Wales, here's a piece I wrote on it --> yorkshirebylines.co.uk/socie…
The article by Andrew Gilligan is a pretty sloppy hit job, in which he attacks Byline Times (separate legal entity) more than us. We've written a complaint to the @spectator, copying in IPSO, highlighting factual errors and misrepresentations.
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There's a second well-known celebrity who cannot be named because of injunctions preventing the media from publishing his identity or reporting allegations made against him by multiple victims.
One of his alleged victims is willing to speak publicly and be named.
It's time to ban super-injunctions.
