Dear Kemi Badenoch As you're currently having severe selective bouts of amnesia, I'll just leave this here. £10.9 billion covid fraud. That's an awful lot of money owed to the taxpayers coffers. #PMQs #PoliticsLive

The rest of the planet has stopped waiting for America to get its act together – and just got on with it. Mexico and Spain reset relations after 8 years. Hungary dumped Orbán. Europe’s rolling out an €800B defence rebuild that cuts out US contractors. Meanwhile, the

We are investing in new rail, roads, and nuclear reactors.
 New scanners for our hospitals and free breakfast clubs for our children. We’re not going to let the Conservatives - or their friends in Reform - tear that down.

The Nigel Farage Guide to Being a Working-Class Hero Step 1: Be born to a City stockbroker. Step 2: Attend Dulwich College, fees currently £53,000 a year. Step 3: Skip university. Become a City commodities trader instead. Step 4: Run one of your metal broking firms into

On the 23rd May 2024, Nigel Farage MP said he wouldn’t stand as an MP. He said it “was not the right time” and l he wanted to focus on helping the campaign in the USA instead. 11 days and £5million later, he u-turned and announced he would stand. Corrupt to the core. Please share.

Matthew Stadlen x.com/michaeltakemp/…

What these extraordinary numbers make clear is that Reform is less a political party and more a very highly paid public-facing lobby group for oil and gas interests desmog.com/2026/04/30/ref…

Most especially when not declared.

Wind is currently providing 27.2% of UK generation, and solar 25.1%, and gas only 5%. I can see why foreign funded farage and his merry band of failed Tories and Trump sycophants are so keen to stop it. Can't keep us shackled to your dirty oil and gas if we ain't using it

Max No fan of Rayner’s politics at all but this is disgraceful. And while we are at it, why should ‘the odds’, as she quaintly calls ultra capitalism and inequality, be stacked against anyone and we just accept it as the status quo.

The Times today

Multibillionaires and democracy are fundamentally incompatible. A system based on equal voices cannot survive when a handful of individuals have enough wealth to buy the megaphone, the politicians, and the rules

💰 “Follow the money” is exactly right. Reform UK presents as grassroots movement, but actually it is an elite-funded politics dressed up as populism. And while the noise focuses on migrants or culture wars, the real consequences land elsewhere: 👉 weaker food standards 👉 more

GB News lets Kemi Badenoch claim the Tories are "ready now" and the "only credible alternative" — after 14 years of chaos, 5 prime ministers, and a crashed economy. Credible? You trashed the country and left. The arrogance is staggering

Latest data on small boat arrivals from Home Office as of 1 May, 2026 1 January 2026 to 30 April 2026 = 6,416 people That’s 42% down on same period in 2025 gov.uk/government/pub…

Lets NOT REPLACE KEIR STARMER, Lets get rid of Peston, Ferrari, Hodges, Paul Brand, Beth Rigby, & all the rancid reporters on GBNotNews.Lets try straight reporting for a change.Telling us what has happened in the news that day, without spinning it through a Partisan paid Journo.

As JCB are in the news again, a timely reminder. Lord Bamford, £500 million owed in taxes. Reform do like their tax dodgers. What say you Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧

Gassy Not two tier. Just you and others not bothering to read the rules about financial declarations. Or to spell it out for the dimwits. Labour declared the donations for the previous 12 months. Farage did not. It seems like Farage wanted to create two tier, nobody else.

angel of the north (west) Leo Kearse - see me on tour! Links in bio Yeah just the same the 6 million min waged working class are looking at why their hard work isn't being rewarded everytime they move forward, they are actually standing still, in 2014 50% of wage on household bills guess what now 60% and more, so agree we need a new narrative

Dave Kayfabe The one of the first architects for the minimum wage was the one and only Winston Churchill advocating the "Living Wage" Principle: He believed it was a duty to prevent exploitation, famously stating it was a "national evil" for subjects to receive less than a living wage.