Elon Musk Indeed, the school meals were bland, and the loo roll was like greaseproof paper. But literally, none of us were worried about a homicidal gun nut bursting down the doors to our classroom. So there's that.

In a world of Joey Barton’s, Nigel Farage’s and Tommy Robinson’s be a Gary Neville.

Not suspicious at all Nigel Farage MP

Shouldn’t even be called a sport atp

I rarely agree with Clarkson but he’s bang on here. Immigration aside reform don’t have any tangible or real policies (except ones that benefit billionaires). If you think the country is getting worse that’s fine. Reform won’t change that in the slightest.

Why do people do this?

Jeremy Clarkson on Farage. Unexpectedly devastating. “Nigel Farage rarely talks about the economy and when he does, his numbers don’t add up. He says he wants to cut taxes and increase spending by £150bn. Huh? But before anyone can question his logic, he scuttles back to his

NEW: Nigel Farage is set to totally SCRAP his pledge to increase the tax threshold to £20,000. This was essentially Reform’s only economic policy that would have immediately benefitted ordinary people financially.

So what Farage is saying then is that you need to be careful with what you say because words have consequences….

🍺 Government’s fast-track bid to cut “red tape” cuts to extend pub hour across England and Wales is a shallow illusion of support. Pubs need real meaningful support in the upcoming Budget, says CAMRA Chairman Ash Corbett-Collins. 📰 Read more here: orlo.uk/nfSaH

Good question. Any good answers?

End of an era 🎤😢 PDC legends John McDonald and George Noble will hang up their microphones after the 2025/26 World Championship. 🗞️ bit.ly/McDonaldNobleR…

#CelebrityTraitors right that’s it. Everyone pack up and go home. We’re never beating Celia fucking Imrie dropping her guts on prime time T.V. We’ve peaked as a nation.

On the 8th of August 1963, The Great Train Robbery took place, they stole £2.63m. That's far less even with inflation than the £145m Michelle Mone and Doug Barrowman owe.

“Everything is too expensive and nothing works” Political commentator Ash Sarkar says privatisation is a “failed experiment” that has “cost this country dearly” and “our money has been paid out to shareholders” #bbcqt

£200bn has been paid out to shareholders of privatised utility companies since 2010. Private equity runs our social care. And we don't tax the super-wealthy enough. That's why everything's too expensive, but nothing works.

Nonce

Shocking indeed. Wealth & income is so concentrated at the top that it only takes the income from the highest 0.1% to match the lowest 50% Just how much income are they making to be paying that much income tax! At those levels, an extra 1% would be more than manageable.

Reform voters gather to be told what to hate today.