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I love this country because all my life it’s allowed me to be me – to think what I want, feel what I want and say what I want. Brexit means we can no longer take basic freedoms for granted. @LibDems are the only mainstream party that opposes it. I’ve joined.
— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 9, 2018
Tim spent 10 years till 2014, editing the Telegraph’s diary column and wrote diaries for the Mirror during the last two elections.
He has previously spoken of his concern that right wing newspaper owners are no longer allowing opposing view on their papers.
He said: “Newspapers who were traditionally quite tolerant and allowed opposing views aren’t allowing it now. It means the journalism can seem quite boring predictable.
“Papers like the Telegraph and the Mail had a great tradition of allowing opposing views and that just isn’t happening.
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Welcome to the party Tim !!!
Welcome to our family, Tim.
Basic civil and human rights are being watered down by the present government.
The reality is that UK based commissions and ombudsmen are generally regarded with contempt by gov depts, councils and industries whereas if you mention the equivalent european depts they tend to suddenly take notice and do what they are supposed to do. The political class just drop names to get things rectified so have no idea how Joe Bloggs is treated.
Sad that such a good newspaper as the Telegraph is now being constrained in what it prints.
Welcome 🙂
Welcome, Tim
Welcome.
As you know no party is perfect. Brexit is the biggest error made by the UK in my lifetime. You can make a difference!
Good to have you in our party, welcome!
There was some comment on BBC Radio 4 that the Telegraph News Office views bore no relation to that of the right wing editorial there.
Also the Eurosceptic brexiter views of the Telegraph editorial are not held on the business pages, which are quite worried.