There's a programme starting on Channel 4 right now called 'Keir Starmer: Where did it Go Wrong?' Saying he's the most unpopular Prime Minister ever, and asking if Britain has become 'ungovernable' Lewis Goodall Sorry, WHAT?? What about Boris, Truss? This is a nasty hit job.

Can we start reminding Daily Mail journalists that they work for a pro-Nazi rag and should perhaps pipe down a bit, lest we dig out all the tea on the proud fascist Lord Rothermere?

30 years ago Spitting Image dared to broadcast the truth about Israel. Now no one dares.

BBC TV news reporting Tiger Woods’ arrest at great length but not a mention of the half million strong march against the far right in London today.

And all of that absolutely, 100%, totally illegal. No doubt the Environment Agency will be issuing a warrant for the arrest of the CEO and board first thing this morning.

We’re going to keep being a headache and a problem for local politicians until the UK’s most historic grassroots arts street is saved from the sticky fingers of terrible developers like Glenbrook Property and Toyoko Inns. Station Street needs to be THE celebration of Brummies!

Today your water bill is rising again, after a 26% hike last year on average. This is because the regulator is allowing extractive private companies to rinse the public. In Parliament I'm calling to end the failed experiment of water privatisation. Time for public ownership.

Did your water bill go up again today? Of course it did, and no, it's not an April Fools Day. Time to end the fraud that is the water industry. Time to take our water companies back into public control.

The Financial Times is reporting that hapless, hopeless, incompetent Ofwat is about to let Thames Water off £123 million in fines. That Ofwat would be a very, very bad idea. You will want to think again.

Thames Water ‘close to deal that would spare it Ofwat fines until 2030’. Anything given to TW can't be denied to others. No pressure points to end sewage dumping, cash extraction, customer fleecing. One law for us, another for corporations and capital. theguardian.com/business/2026/…

Last week we complained to Glenbrook Property that the iconic 116yr old Electric Cinema sign was damaged and needed repairing. This is their response. Glenbrook Property are taking the piss out of Birmingham. Richard Parker Bobby LeaderofBirmingham Deborah Harries

Glenbrook Property are a disgrace and need to be kicked out of Birmingham before they cause a catastrophic fire or injure pedestrians through negligence. Shabana Mahmood MP & Lisa Nandy MP this was the UK’s oldest working cinema. Surely enough is enough? birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-…

Welcome to Birmingham Walk out of our main train station and you see… What used to be the UK’s oldest working cinema and what used to be the birthplace of Black Sabbath We’ve been warning the West Midlands Mayor and Birmingham Councillors about this, every day, for TWO Years

What Privatisation has done for you. Most expensive Energy in the world. Dirtest most expensive Water in Europe in England. Slowest most expensive Mail ever. Slowest most expensive Trains in Europe Least number of Hospital beds ever.

A little reading for the weekend. "Feargal Sharkey challenges Keir Starmer to stamp out 'profiteering from pollution." express.co.uk/news/politics/…

What was the UK’s oldest working cinema & the scene greeting visitors to Birmingham at New Street Station. All thanks to Glenbrook Property. Lisa Nandy MP you’re the culture Secretary right? When are you coming to visit? Would you accept this in your home town? (📸 hk 🕺🏽)

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Spent the day in the city centre today and this was what greeted us leaving the train station. Surely enough is enough now Richard Parker and Birmingham council. This street deserves so much more and could boost the cities economy. Save Station Street, Birmingham

One thing that often gets overlooked when people moan about VAR is that a new ref this season looked at it and kept to his decision, something everyone has been longing for, got the correct call, and the media hounded him for it all week Can't remember his name

The decision Craig is rightly referring to is Farai Hallam's no penalty call for handball in the Manchester City vs Wolves game in January. City demanded a penalty when the ball struck Yerson Mosquera's arm. Hallam - a debutant in his FIRST Premier League game & a new referee