Rag'n'Bone Man explains that Jeremy Corbyn inspired him to vote for the first time ever. I wonder how many people voted for the first time ever purely because of Corbyn, like I did in 2017. Anyone that believes in a healthy democracy should welcome Corbyns new party.

Allotments are places of community and growth Don't sell our allotments 😢 🥕 I used to take patients up to our council owned community allotment, and it was such a place of growth and reflection 🫜🫜 Stop selling all our nice things. Tax the rich!

Community video for Severe ME awareness day, please share and tag politicians and public figures who need to see this! All participants IG handles tagged at the end 💙💙 #SevereME #SevereMEAwarenessDay #MECFS #MillionsMissing #UnitedForME

The Hidden Risk Factors Linked to Catastrophic Vaccine Injuries Serious vaccine injuries follow a clear pattern. One hidden factor appears over and over again—yet most people don’t know they have it until it’s too late. Before you roll up your sleeve, you’ll want to know if

Why are numbers on UC higher? 1. People moved off old benefits onto UC (without the option) 2. Rising pension age means more people in working age system for longer 3. More people with ill health & disabilities, barriers to treatment, Covid legacy 4. Deepening poverty... 1/2

Leaving the ECHR doesn't just strip asylum seekers of rights - it's strips EVERYONE of their rights.

The ECHR was established to protect individuals FROM their governments. Its entire purpose is to frustrate politicians who want to do bad things to citizens. Farage is NOT your friend.

If you're young Or old Or a woman If you've got a disability Or, you've a SEND If you're LGBTQ+ Or you're from an ethnic minority If you need care Or you're in the forces And if you're in Northern Ireland Then Farage's plan to abolish human rights law is going to screw you

I can't say for sure, but from what I've seen, I think that infectious onset ME/CFS and non-infectious onset ME/CFS will probably require different treatments. Things like JAK inhibitors will likely work well for infectious onset, but in non-infectious onset where triggers can

Why do "hard choices" always fall onto the shoulders of disabled people, whose lives are hard enough? Real hard choices would be to ask of those with the most, not those with the least. The Labour Party #LabourConference2025 #DisabilityRebellion #DPAC #WelfareNotWarfare #CareNotCuts

Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK Sangeetha Iengar Long Covid Kids / [email protected] ‼️The COVID Inquiry heard how the Government ignored the risk of long COVID to children‼️ How is that not headline news? Jim Reed branwen jeffreys Hugh Pym Even worse, it’s still happening. COVID is still causing long COVID. When did everyone stop caring about kids?

Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK Sangeetha Iengar Long Covid Kids / [email protected] Why is there overwhelming APATHY by parents, society, public health orgs/depts, governments around the world, about the ONGOING debilitating harms of Covid to children? Are the ‘grown-ups’ really going to continue prioritising fake ‘normal’ over children’s lives? Bridget Phillipson

Why I Still Mask I still wear a mask. Not because I’m paranoid, not because I’m weak, but because I understand that the air we share carries risk. COVID-19 has not gone away. It’s still disabling people, it’s still taking lives, and it still spreads silently. Pretending

The ECHR has protected British people from abuses of power by its own government - we’ve never needed it more - we must protect it - not leave it

A message from a Kindergarten teacher: After forty years in the classroom, my career ended with one small sentence from a six-year-old: “My dad says people like you don’t matter anymore.” No sneer. No malice. Just quiet honesty — the kind that cuts deeper because it’s

This guy has a rare gift nowadays. Critical thinking.

Brexit, uncontrolled disease, corporate welfare, even MPs' expenses that dwarf a disability benefit or a state pension, are all things our Chancellor can leave untouched. Chancellor says she ‘can’t leave welfare untouched’ this parliament as budget looms theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Funny how people say they’re “paying for your benefits” like they’ve slipped you a tenner from their own wallet — but never say the same about ambulances, schools, roads, nurseries or police. We all pay in and get out.

Just a thought: How about we stop shaming the poor for buying things that may not be essential, and start shaming the rich for making a profit off things that are essential?