UK is worried about being left out of supply chains by EU's 'made in Europe' drive. If only there were a way to ensure our inclusion & reap other benefits of a closer relationship? politico.eu/article/britai…

Just watching the tributes to Jesse Jackson on BBC News (UK) and it cut off and was interrupted for 'breaking news' ..... Yes you guessed it yet another fucking party political broadcast for Reform. This is beyond appalling.

Know your enemy. Vote this rabble of filth in and get all these benefits. 1. No paid Holiday Leave 2. No Sick Pay 3. Obligatory 12hr workdays. 4. Min wage of £7 an hour #ReformUK Whores to the rich !!

The State of California is a wealthy vibrant economy. It is therefore great that the Labour government has secured a deal with California for renewable investment and green energy, leading to cheaper energy. and energy independence. ft.com/content/9cc9a2…

Big win for transparency, massive loss for Elon's election interference machine. Berlin court rules that X must release data to researchers who study election interference.

Nigel Farage claims that he was offered a safe Conservative seat by a Conservative MP #C4News Gary Gibbon tracks down the Conservative MP who says that it is, "Completely and utterly untrue, the complete opposite of what happened"

For eighty years, the United States aligned itself with Europe largely to contain and defeat Soviet communism. That partnership was framed as a civilizational commitment, not a convenience. It was about collective defense, shared risk, and strategic deterrence. Now the largest

"So will it be the same act but with a different label?" Victoria Derbyshire humiliates Zia Yusuf on Reform UK's plan to scrap the Equalities Act, because, as she reads each of the things from the Equalities act he confirms they'll still be protected 🤷‍♂️

Brexit has made the 🇬🇧 economy lose 6-8% of its GDP according to new studies. That’s three times defence spending. Huge loss.

FT World News We in the United Kingdom are still three and a half years away from the next General Election, yet you are reporting this as though it carries immediate political significance. This is premature and amounts to little more than speculative noise rather than meaningful analysis.

Farage is now a two trick pony. First there was Brexit, meant to be the best thing for us since sliced bread - result (amongst many things) a 4% hit to our economy. Then immigration, he’s railed against it for years, bad for us apparently, but as we head rapidly towards net

Good news for govt and everyone. Some forecasts have it dropping to 2% by summer.

The choices this Labour government has made means inflation has fallen today to its lowest rate in a year. Lower food and petrol prices are helping ease the pressure on household budgets. I know there’s more to do, cutting the cost of living is my number one priority.

Great news, on the right path at last :)

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"For politicians &journalists alike, a viral post–the punchier the better–represents a good day in the office..part of a pattern in which, for decades, EU affairs were seen through a British party prism rather than explaining what was going on in Europe" theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

It seems as though free speech for the Reform leader only applies if everyone does as they're told, tows the line & doesn't speak out against anything Farage says or does, or "they won’t be here very long.” theguardian.com/politics/2026/…

"Training more Britons may not cut net migration or plug skills shortages, study finds..Local workers can be difficult to attract because of poor pay and conditions" Come on lads, back to work! Not the women obvs, they'll be having babies theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/f…

I've always said building on flood plains is a stupid idea, and it seems things are getting worse theguardian.com/environment/20…

Fantastic news! Huge rail contract with Turkey! "British Steel said securing the contract had allowed it to create 23 new roles at the north Lincolnshire site and to restart round-the-clock rail manufacturing for the first time in more than a decade" theguardian.com/business/2026/…