Peter Frost James O'Brien GB News did to our parents what our parents were afraid video games would do to us

Nonsense.
Under Boris' leadership, Brexit UK was the fastest growing economy in G7 w full employment.
Meanwhile, sclerotic, fossilized, undemocratic EU struggled.
Ridiculously remote, uncool, unrelatable, Uturner Rishi has reversed all growth gains
Pls keep up....

I am not suggesting for a moment that anyone feel a scintilla of sympathy for Sunak. He deserves to be humiliated, hosed down & then humiliated again. But the party falling apart in his hands is the result of Brexit & Johnson & the responsibility of *everyone* who supported both.

35 Palestinians in tents killed overnight in air strike by Israel as many warned might happen if Rafah was attacked. Israel has its explanation that 2 Hamas terrorists were killed. BBC Today has foreign office minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP on programme and do not ask her a single question

'As UK Prime Minister, what would you be saying right now to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu?'

Sir Keir Starmer: 'Stop'

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📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

Children need to be protected at all costs!

#stopthewaronchildren

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Am speaking Southbank Centre
on Sunday July 14th.
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‘Nobody has the right to commit war crimes” says ICC prosecutor ⁦Karim A. A. Khan KC⁩ in an exclusive interview taking of ‘collective punishment’ in Gaza & why he had ‘no choice’ but to call for the arrest of Netanyahu despite attempts to deter him

thetimes.co.uk/article/ca7cec…

NEW: The Irish foreign minister Micheal Martin has described as 'barbaric' the attack on a Palestinian refugee camp in Rafah last night, saying that UN agencies had predicted that Israel's assault on Rafah would have dire consequences.

BREAKING: Palestinian medics say 22 people were killed in an Israeli airstrike on Rafah that hit tents for displaced people. apnews.com/article/israel…

Amazing. Love the Hay Festival.
(These are mostly Peter Foster fans, obvs.)

I've been avoiding James O'Brien's despite my respect and admiration for the man, but now the light at the end of the tunnel is finally visible, I shall indulge with a glass of wine! Cheers, James! 🍷

I think James O'Brien is going to be popular this afternoon at Hay Festival judging by the queue. Just hope we can hear him over the torrential rain hitting the roof 📖☔️

👇looking forward to chatting over some of this later with James O'Brien Emma Graham-Harrison at the Hay Festival

Farage stays relevant by being disgusting & dishonest. Every time you help him stay relevant, you facilitate the next, inevitable stage of his disgustingness.

Shame on Farage. Shame on Phillips for skirting around calling him a racist, Shame on Sky News for using a clip as clickbait. Shame on us all. This is utterly horrendous and these few minutes will have a huge negative impact on us all.

Strong interview with Karim Khan ICC prosecutor in Sunday Times “I am not saying that Israel with its democracy and its supreme court is akin to Hamas, of course not. I couldn’t be clearer, Israel has every right to protect its population and to get the hostages back. But nobody

Managing volunteers is a complex job – ask anyone who does this in charities today.

Managing unwilling ‘volunteers’ in public services is not a *remotely* simple task. It might be impossible. And it receives no attention in the policy outline sent around so far.

The Sunday Times backed Brexit, of course. Unlike politicians such as Gove & Leadsom, newspapers can’t run away from the generational consequences of their duplicity. Instead, they will simply ignore their role in the calamities & move blithely on.

Rishi Sunak had a terrible start to his campaign, took an unscheduled day off to work with his team and came up with the single worst policy of modern times. Fair play.