And he's right. If there was ever 75 MPs who should loose their seats at the general election it's them right there. Including the Prime Minister.

Sure Penny sure

The Cons have lowered train targets just as they did for the NHS and again even they are missed mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

Ending the cap on bankers' bonuses while imposing a one-year limit on Jobseekers' Allowance. That's class politics, right there.

What I find so annoying about Sunak's speech yesterday is that there were plenty of people during the acute phase of the pandemic who warned that letting lots of the population get sick would have a detrimental impact on the economy - they just didn't want to know.

A SUPERB thread from investigative journalist Russell Scott listing some multi million pound properties bought by Tories & associates after profits made through VIP PPE Lane contracts

RT 🧵

Should James Daly MP report this to the police?

Or is there nothing to see here? 🤔

Self-pitying Brexiters, whose vicious depictions of ‘Remainers’ were as dishonest as they were dangerous, are now pathetically seeking sympathy for the consequences of Brexit! This, I confess, is a plot twist I did not foresee. The narcissism of these saboteurs is off the charts.

Britain has a Russia problem. And his name is Nigel Farage.

Today, Ofcom finally banned RT. 8 long years after Russia illegally invaded Crimea.

But this is their man. RT - whose editor described it as a 'weapon' of the Russian state - is what made Farage into who is today.
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“Broker bought £7.25m manor house weeks after landing VIP lane contracts - Good Law Project
Two contracts worth £258m to supply gowns & safety goggles were enough for owner of a 👉dog food business👈 to move into a stately home.” #ToriesCorruptToTheCore goodlawproject.org/broker-bought-…

There's no such thing as a 'sick note culture' - but there is a broken NHS, a meteoric rise in food banks, falling life expectancy, rising infant mortality, kids too hungry to learn, endemic poverty.

Thanks Matt Frei for having me on to discuss this vindictive tripe from Sunak.

Very honoured to receive this award; huge thanks to my editor Paul Lewis and support from so many great colleagues at The Guardian.

The most thanks to all the people who make the brave and difficult decisions to be whistleblowers in the public interest.

Jo Maugham From Private Eye I believe 👇

Jo Maugham Not to mention this story:

theguardian.com/politics/2023/…

Man who in a few short months will leave broken Britain and take his daughters to California…

Turns down the right for your kids to easily live, work and study abroad

Oh, and Labour have been bitterly disappointing cowards too.

I'm fuming.
King Charles,through Duchy of Lancaster, received over £60m in 10 yrs from people without known blood relative dying without making a will
NOTE: Duchy of Cornwall (Prince William) does the same

Royal income is not accountable like a public body (it should be) so a

You don't get to be the pioneer of Eat Out to Help (the virus) Out - (as Chris Whitty dubbed it), which inevitably led to an increase in ill-health and disability, and then take the affected people's support away.
This is a 'culture' you created.
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…

Thread on the beauty of wildlife 🧵

1. When it’s cold enough to see the melody

Dear 🇬🇧,

Your govt wants you to think we’re living in a “sicknote culture” due to laziness or GPs too eager to sign ppl off work. Don’t let them gaslight you. The truth — from experts @Lu_Hiam and Sir Michael Marmot — is that Austerity made us sick. This is the Tory legacy.

#SOSNHS

Big questions for Richard Holden MP and Simon Hart when a local aide says she warned the Conservative Party three months ago their MP, Mark Menzies, used funds to pay “bad people” holding him in a house.

Today’s @DailMirror splash.