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I am cautiously optimistic about our new leader. For one thing, the fact that Mr Burnham went to Cambridge not Oxford, did not study PPE, is not a lawyer and did not grow up in Surrey makes him something of a diversity hire among our more recent UK prime ministers.

This gives us

8.7K views I am cautiously optimistic about our new leader. For one thing, the fact that Mr Burnham went to Cambridge not Oxford, did not study PPE, is not a lawyer and did not grow up in Surrey makes him something of a diversity hire among our more recent UK prime ministers. This gives us

Rod Liddle, associate editor of The Spectator, has died aged 66. This is the first column he wrote for the magazine on 9 March 2002.

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7.3K views Rod Liddle, associate editor of The Spectator, has died aged 66. This is the first column he wrote for the magazine on 9 March 2002. Article | https://t.co/osqxIGItEL

There are those Spectator readers who are fortunate enough to own their own luxurious villas in some suitably picturesque European locale.

For the rather less well-heeled remainder of us, the closest that we are going to get to these places is either putting hand in pocket and

6.1K views There are those Spectator readers who are fortunate enough to own their own luxurious villas in some suitably picturesque European locale. For the rather less well-heeled remainder of us, the closest that we are going to get to these places is either putting hand in pocket and

For decades now Trevor Phillips has been one of the most astute and unusually self-aware members of the liberal establishment, becoming in recent years one of its sternest critics.

That trajectory began with his call in 2004, when he was chairman for the Commission for Racial

5.9K views For decades now Trevor Phillips has been one of the most astute and unusually self-aware members of the liberal establishment, becoming in recent years one of its sternest critics. That trajectory began with his call in 2004, when he was chairman for the Commission for Racial

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4.7K

Avg views / post

1.6%

Reach vs followers

Oct 2008

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🔥 Top post: Rod Liddle, The Spectator's associate editor, has died at the ag · 10.7K views

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Posting cadence

128.6 / week

A very active account — multiple posts a day, an always-on feed.

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Recent: 0 video · 15 image · 3 text.

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4.1K×

Follows 71 back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.

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🔥 Top post Rod Liddle, The Spectator's associate editor, has died at the age of 66. Michael Gove, The Spectator’s editor, said: "Rod Liddle was a journalist of genius. In the tradition of Swift, Cobbett and Orwell, he was a satirist who found society’s most sensitive spots and made 10.7K❤ 206🔁 70

It is 70 years since Donald McLachlan's Daily Telegraph leader urged prime minister Sir Anthony Eden to demonstrate ‘the smack of firm government’, and there has always been an element of the British electorate which thrills at the idea. … 2.6K❤ 4🔁 4

Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested.' It would appear that the artificial intelligence company Anthropic has taken Francis Bacon's advice rather too literally. Anthropic has drawn cr… 2.1K❤ 6🔁 4

Rod Liddle, associate editor of The Spectator, has died aged 66. This is the first column he wrote for the magazine on 9 March 2002. Article | https://t.co/osqxIGItEL 7.3K❤ 136🔁 67 ‘The fact that borrowed Japanese money is vital to the American economy and its withdrawal would be something of a nightmare gives the Japanese, despite the seemingly moribund economy, considerable leverage.’ ✍️ Philip Patrick 3.5K

Andy Burnham coasted into No. 10 via an uncontested leadership election in which he was never forced to share his views on the great and grave issues facing Britain. As a result, when he became Prime Minister we knew little to nothing abo… 3.8K❤ 21🔁 12

European Union interior ministers will hold an emergency video conference on Tuesday to discuss last week's events in Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta. More than 60,000 Moroccans surged across the border, and although the majority ha… 3.9K❤ 20🔁 12 They seem to be unable to accept that the actual issue is that the British people don’t want mass migration anymore. And so they grasp around – ‘we’ll put them in HMOs’ – as though something else, anything else must be the real problem. … 3.7K❤ 58🔁 20

I returned from holiday to find parched lawns and a deliciously cool babbling brook where the road had been. Up the hill stood signs warning motorists that work was in progress, and the source of the leak was surrounded by temporary barrie… 5.5K❤ 25🔁 14

How many people drown in Britain? 💀 In 2024 there were 193 confirmed accidental water fatalities, a 51% fall on the average between 2010 and 2013. 💀 61% were on inland waterways. 💀 84% were men. 💀 37% of those who died were not intend… 4.7K❤ 4🔁 5

Sir: Joan Alexander (‘Advance notice’) and Melissa Kite (‘Save the date’) nicely portray the challenges of modern-day relationships (25 July). From my recent experience at university, young men are terrified about being perceived as cree… 4.9K❤ 10🔁 3

Things are just completely coming full circle here. For me to be here with you all in the heart of Manchester this Friday morning, at the end of a fairly big week, is just everything to me,' said a Mr A.M. ) after he had sent all his advi… 4.4K❤ 1🔁 2

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🗓️Joined X in 2008 — 17 years ago.

👁️Averages 4.7K views per post.

📤Posts about 128.6× per week.

💬0.02% engagement rate.

🏅Earned the 100K Followers for passing 100K followers.

📍Based in United Kingdom.

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37/100

Low Credibility score

66%

Mixed Real audience

Medium Fake-follower risk

High Data confidence

Est. 66% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
Low engagement (~1.6% of followers engage each post) — a sign of an inflated or inactive audience.
Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
Established account (17+ years old).
0.02% engagement — below the ~14.4% typical for this size.

Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

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