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Originally Posted by Damien
He is the writer of the article and FT seemingly randomly enforces it's paywall. The thread I linked to is a distinct summary of the article.
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It's not random. Key Coronavirus articles are not behind a paywall as they're of national/global importance. Hence the comprehensive posts on Twitter too.
See: https://www.ft.com/coronavirusfree
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Originally Posted by Hom3r
Rumours are a month delay in restrictions being lifted
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I think that's setting us up for a shorter extension. So when they say two weeks we go "Phew, that's good, just two more weeks not a month!"
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Lock him up in the Tower for corruption!
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BREAKING: The High Court has ruled Michael Gove broke the law in handing a public contract to associates of his and Dominic Cummings at Public First.
The Court ruled a reasonable observer would think there was a real risk they won the contract because of favouritism.
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https://twitter.com/GoodLawProject/s...667328/photo/1
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More on that High Court case, from Sky:
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COVID-19: Government broke law by awarding coronavirus contract to firm with links to Dominic Cummings, High Court rules
The judgment concerned a contract worth £560,000 that was awarded to the communications agency Public First.
The government broke the law by handing a coronavirus contract to an associate of ministers and the prime minister's former chief aide, a judge has ruled.
In a judgment on Wednesday, the High Court deemed the awarding of the £560,000 arrangement to communications agency Public First, which has connections with cabinet minister Michael Gove and Dominic Cummings, was "unlawful".
The case also concluded that there was "an apparent bias" surrounding the agreement.
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https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-...rules-12328463