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Starmer's new director of comms is swimming balls deep in controversy
(www.thecanary.co)
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Oh wow. That's the actual headline. Hasn't been altered. 🤣🤣 What sort of two bit publication is this?
The canary. Seemingly one person's blog trying to masquerade as a bigger publication. It's been around for a while and has always been shit.
I thought The Canary was highly recommended as an independent news source. Is their reporting inaccurate? I'm not British, so it's hard to tell.
No its a far left agit prop site. As worthless as sqwarkbox to me.
It looks on par with the Daily Star to me.