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Guardian defence and security correspondent. Former Washington bureau chief, diplomatic editor and chief political reporter.

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Joined February 2009

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  1. Thanks Mick. And thanks for Friday.

  2. Internet legal advisers changing underpants at regular intervals after Euro ruling on surveilliance: John Naughton.

  3. An infinite capacity for laughter: my friend JIm Diamond.

  4. Snowden interview on BBC Panorama tonight. No sign of plea deal in spite of offer to do jail time.

  5. Retweeted

    Snowden told US govt he'd do time in prison as part of plea deal allowing return home. By

  6. MSF call for independent inquiry into Kunduz hospital bombing.

  7. Retweeted

    MSF denies Taliban were firing from Afghan hospital hit by air strike

  8. At least 16 killed in US air strike on MSF hospital in Afghanistan.

  9. Guardian appeal for new members (and renewal by existing ones),

  10. Brave Tory Ryan Shorthouse lecturing Labour fringe on how party needs to rebuild. Says Corbyn radical when voters want responsibility.

  11. Pollster John Curtice tells Labour fringe it will not make him popular but "UKIP is most working-class party in Britain at moment."

  12. Pollster John Curtice at Lab fringe: "British politics does not exist any more. Scotland a different place."

  13. Lab MP Caroline Flint says at fringe meeting party been talking to itself since election. Time to reach out to public.

  14. "Jeremy is not the Messiah. You touch him and you are not healed": Labour MP Keir Stammer.

  15. Standing ovation for Corbyn at end of speech

  16. Corbyn ends by recalling Keir Hardie: inspire discontent.

  17. Corbyn calls for Labour to get back to founding principles: poor don't have to take what given.

  18. Standing ovation for Corbyn's call for civility in politics and end to abuses such as cyber bullying.

  19. Corbyn answer to Syria is "not a few more bombs" but diplomacy. Looks like Labour split when Commons votes on UK air strikes in Syria.

  20. Yes, we need a strong military, says Corbyn. BUT opposed to Trident and says he had mandate for this.

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