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London pub rebrands to The Trump Arms and opens 'Charlie Kirk Room' The MAGA overhaul by the US-loving landlord features a room dedicated to conservative activist Charlie Kirk

Trump-loving English landlord renames pub after President for state visit The landlord has also put up a touching, permanent memorial to Charlie Kirk.

Donald Trump state visit: Pub opens Charlie Kirk Debate Room 'to celebrate free speech' The Biddy Mulligan’s pub in London is celebrating the life of the conservative activist

London pub dedicates room to Charlie Kirk after tragic death, invites customers to celebrate free speech A London pub named Biddy Mulligan's Olympia is honoring Charlie Kirk by naming its entertainment lounge after him, nearly a week after the Turning Point USA founder's death.

Our CEO Patrick Sullivan was quoted in The Express today

UK financial watchdog staff reprimanded for sending data to personal emails Warnings over security breaches at the UK's guardians of financial integrity.

Our CEO Patrick Sullivan was quoted in Financial News (part of Dow Jones) yesterday

Our CEO Patrick Sullivan was quoted in The Register today

FCA warned four staffers who pocketed regulator data : It was one of the offenders' final warning

Our CEO Patrick Sullivan was quoted in City AM today.

Bank of England loses hundreds of laptops amid rising cyber threat The Bank of England lost £300,000 worth of tech in the three years as cyber crime ramps up across the United Kingdom.

New Parliament Street research featured in City A.M. feat. a quote from our CEO Patrick Sullivan

CPS shelled out nearly £7.6m on phones and laptops for staff Crown Prosecution Service has forked out nearly £7.6m on laptops and phones for staff, as experts warn of an increased risk of data breaches.

Great turnout at our Sustainability Symposium, this evening

Great turnout to our and symposium in the House of Commons this evening. Steven George-Hilley is doing a fantastic job chairing the proceedings.

Patrick Sullivan’s new position paper "In Defence of Boris Johnson" is a moral, political argument rather than a legal one. The weaponisation of Parliament, allowing legislators to target other legislators is deeply troubling. The committee was always going to find against the former Prime Minister because to a hammer everything looks like a nail.

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