The British public: “Could you please not censor the internet like a third world dictator?” The UK government:

Does any other country have a system like this? You get completely rejected by the electorate, but the government just go "no, you're all wrong" and give them an unelected job for life instead.

Thangam debonaire looks TERRIBLE here. But it isn’t an accident. Much of the Labour right is like this. Because of our two party system they’ve never had to actually persuade anyone - just say ‘I’m not the Tory’. Those days are over now. Good.

That's about the shape of it.

I hate saying ‘I told you so’ about the Online Safety Act, but I really DID - I also gave evidence to parliament It’s mad I was made to feel somehow subversive for defending free speech 🫠 The Act is a total disaster… We need to revive free speech in British culture ASAP

This!!👇👏 Stop worrying about a mythical millionaire exodus, start worrying about a very real exodus of young people who are being driven out of the UK because extreme wealth = extreme inequality.

1 in 3 doctors were born overseas. 1 in 2 builders were born overseas. 1 in 6 nurses were born overseas. 1 in 4 transport workers were born overseas. 1 in 7 UK business founders were born overseas. 1 in 5 university academics were born overseas.

It's #YorkshireDay and as is tradition, here for you bastards, is Sean Bean, as Sharpe, saying "bastard" a lot.

NEW: The BBC is now reporting that information about the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, UK rape gangs, and more is being censored online due to the government’s new Online “Safety” Act. WELL DONE LADS 🫠

"a number of the homes will be allocated to those moving towards employment," The number is 4! "four units are to be reserved for people who are being assisted by Centrepoint in finding permanent employment." This is not a significant charitable endeavour. It is a PR arm of

Isabel Oakeshott, Richard Tice and Ant Middleton are in Dubai. Kirstie Allsop is in Switzerland, Andrew Neil is in France and Tommy is in Tenerife. Is it time we closed our borders?

How Britain works. £50M down the drain paid to some shysters, joined up to the VIP lane by David Cameron, for unusable PPE. Offshore company then goes bust, all the money gone. Remember 2 things: 1 we’re all in it together & 2 the govt. vehemently denied the existence of the

First govt claimed they got that ludicrous £100bn to nationalise the water industry came from a think tank report. Then it claimed didn't because the idea was totally rubbish, transpired the report had been bought and paid for by water companies. Then it claimed it had been

Almost half the British public think migration to U.K. is largely illegal. A reminder: in 2023 we had net migration of almost a million *legally*. Suella Bravermen was Home Secretary. I think the misunderstanding was intentional from above: a psy op by the last Tory government.

The greatest non-swearing British insults: 1. Dipstick 2. Plonker 3. Wally 4. Wazzock 5. Muppet 6. Berk 7. Mug 8. Plank 9. Numpty 10. Pillock

Experts say you've been misled about the true cost of public ownership of water. 1/4

Hello Keir Starmer, a 2% wealth tax on assets over £10m would raise £24bn a year for our country. This is how you can improve living standards and put money in people’s pockets. Tax us, the super rich. We’d be proud to pay.

Not a single new reservoir built in England for 30 years. ❌ 3 billion litres of water lost from leaking pipes every day. ❌ What's the private water sector's solution? Hosepipe bans and ruining rare river ecosystems. 🤯 We need public ownership now.

An Oxford fact for #InternationalCatDay 🐾 Oriel College is home to a Grade I listed cat flap, installed for a previous Provost's feline companion. 📷 | Oriel College

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