Someone hit a Greece player with a paper plane during last night's England game at wembley

100 Days of a Labour Government. mattgoodwin.org

#IanHislop confirming he’s a smug little shit on #Hignfy tonight. Also clearly shown that the audience is full of hand picked lefty’s.

'They've said the Transport Secretary, who runs the Department for Transport, doesn't represent views of the government!' James Price mocks the 'ludicrous' bind in which Labour finds itself after insulting a company who subsequently withdrew a £1 billion investment in the UK.

This is Transport Secretary Louise Haigh who just lost the UK £1 billion in investment by calling for a boycott of P&O. These people might be fit to run the Students’ Union at a former Polytechnic but running our country?

And so it continues; appointment by ideological purity rather than ability.

Working one full shift at McDonalds would sort 99% of these politicians out.

A water cart man turns the water main on a group of boys to help them cool off in a street in Westminster, London during a heatwave, taken in 1930

Anyone voting for this woman must be either insane or completely deranged…

I’m not sure if all of this Labour government are capable of counting to a hundred.

🆕 Reform UK Leader, Nigel Farage MP, revealing the truth behind illegal immigration - This is what the mainstream media & Political Parties won’t tell you! ⬇️ 🔁 REPOST 🔁

Starmers first 100 days

🚨STARMER REBUKES TRANSPORT SECRETARY IN LATEST HUMILIATION On the £1 billion lost investment, thanks to comments by Rayner and Haigh, Starmer stated “that’s not the view of the government”. Well it is because they are his Ministers. Tearing themselves apart. Happy 100 days 😆

#onthisday 12 October 1917 - Private Albert Halton earns his Victoria Cross Private Albert Halton VC (1 May 1893 – 24 July 1971) Halton was born in Warton near Carnforth, Lancashire. He was 24 years old, & a private in the 1st Battalion, the King's Own Royal Regiment

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OTD 12OCT1968 ‘Hey Jude’ is the number 1 single in the US for the third week in a row (Billboard). Below is a rehearsal take from 30th May 1968.#TheBeatles #Beatles

A proper leader would have sacked the transport secretary and apologised to the ferry company. Starmer will waffle and not do either.