5 d. ago Trump has managed to spin Signalgate as a media lapse, not a major security breach | Andrew Roth

The US administration believes it can divide public attention until there is a new scandal. It may be a winning strategyWhen it comes to Trump-era scandals, the shameless responses to “Signalgate”, in which top administration officials discussing details of an impending strike in Yemen in a group chat without noticing the presence of a prominent journalist, should set alarm bells ringing for its brazenness and incompetence.In a particularly jaw-dropping exchange, Tulsi Gabbard, the United States’ director of national intelligence, was forced to backtrack during a house hearing after she had said that there had been no specific information in the Signal chat about an impending military strike. Then, the Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg published the chat in full, contradicting Gabbard’s remarks that no classified data or weapons systems had been mentioned in the chat. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Kyogo defiant on Rennes nightmare as quickfire Celtic return 'chance' tackled head on

The striker has failed to make his mark in France after leaving for Ligue 1 in the January window

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1 week ago £3.5m Kyogo to Celtic return floated as another 'Jota' deal rings all the right alarm bells – Game On

This week's hot topics are tackled by Record Sport with plenty of terrible waterbottle related puns along the way

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2 w. ago Hotline senses something about Rodgers and Celtic that should have alarm bells ringing as 'boring' system shown the door

The dust is far from settling on Sunday's Old Firm as Fraser Wilson takes your calls on a blazing Hotline.

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2 w. ago Kyogo finally told REAL reason for Rennes nightmare by boss as quick fire Celtic return tackled directly

The £10m man has yet to score for his new club and has dropped to the fringes of the Ligue 1 squad

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3 w. ago Unai Emery rings Celtic alarm bell as Aston Villa issued timely Champions League collapse reminder

The EPL outfit raced into a two goal lead against the Hoops at Villa Park before being pegged back

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4 w. ago Who owns Britain? In large part, other countries – and that should set alarm bells ringing | Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah

This mass selling off of assets to foreign investors will lead to economic disaster. Labour needs to reset the UK’s courseIn 1994, I joined a march protesting against how the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund – backed by the US – were forcing governments in the global south to follow what was called the “Washington consensus”.We argued that privatising state assets, deregulating markets, and liberalising financial services to attract external investment was leaving countries more unstable, more unequal and more dependent on foreign actors. Decades on, I am horrified that an approach that wreaked havoc in the global south is still being pursued in the UK.Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah is the chief executive of the New Economics Foundation and author of Power to the People. He is a former chief executive of Oxfam GB and secretary general of Civicus, a global alliance of civil society organisations Continue reading...

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