Labour : Brex... ? Brecks... ? Sorry never heard the word

Also Labour : Hello *checks notes* The 'E?..U?' Is that what you call yourselves ? Can we have a bit of this, some of the other, maybe that too ? - just like we had, you know, before br, Br...? shhh, you know what .... 🤡

Brexit has ‘exacerbated’ UK drug shortages, Nuffield Trust research finds , via @ft Ian Johnston

on.ft.com/4b0M5l4

Hey R4 will you be reporting this every 10 mins like the Rayner Story and will Laura be leading with it on Sunday #r4today

Suella Braverman, who repeatedly tried to ban protests she personally didn't approve of, suddenly gets concerned about politicians trying to 'undermine free speech'

Thames Water is talking about a temporary renationalisation to pay their debts.

This must not be allowed, there is no temporary, if they are nationalised it is GAME OVER, goodbye shareholders.

RT if we must not be made to pay their debts for nothing.

Jennifer Williams This is remarkable

These are the brexit truths.
1. Everyone who voted 4 brexit, voted for it to affect other ppl not themselves
2. Leave voters voted 2 change everything but wanted everything 2 stay the same. Remain voters voted to keep everything the same because they knew everything would change

The Angela Rayner Fan Hitter shows the power the Daily Mail et al have to influence the BBC agenda and the police. We need the grown ups to realise when they are being manipulated.

John O’Farrell on Angela Rayner: “ #bbclaurak , I have to say, for you as a broadcaster, for the BBC, to keep spending time on this & for Yvette Cooper to come here & talk about violence against women & girls, & for that to take second place to this bit of gossip. It’s not a story”

Numerous article from the BBC on Rayner…

Including one from Kuenssberg that says:

“with the police investigating, Angela Rayner is in trouble.”

Yet zero articles on Conservative Party being fined by the Electoral Commission for underreporting donations

Why is that BBC News (UK)?

Christ, it’s not an act, you really are that stupid, aren’t you…

On the most basic level, where British conservatism has gone wrong in the deepest way is when they began hating institutions instead of cherishing and protecting them. Conservatism that is about destroying things ultimately destroys itself.

After the referendum, the BBC chief Lord Hall ordered the BBC to treat Brexit as a done deal, a decision which all but wholly excluded Remainer opinion from the BBC for around 2 years, thus grossly biasing the debate. It was a grotesque abuse of democracy. radiotimes.com/tv/current-aff…

Brexit was a mistake, pure and simple. But mistakes can be corrected 🙂

Such grim irony. Now we hear Rwandan state airline refuses to fly our outsourced asylum seekers to Kigali due to reputational damage of doing so. Can barely keep up with the revelations showing how cruel & wrong Sunak’s Rwanda policy is in both principle & practice

#panorama Just remember that no private hospital in The UK has an A&E Department.

If things start to or go (badly) wrong in a Private Hospital it's an #NHS Ambulance that is called to take you to an #NHS Hospital with an A&E Department.

Sir Antony Gormley: Brexit is the “biggest act of self-harm this country has ever played on itself.'

“I think of all the things we have lost, from Erasmus scholarships to all those musicians and artists who can no longer travel freely.”
independent.co.uk/arts-entertain…

Please don't criticise Thames Water. They took on a debt free monopoly with a guaranteed income, borrowed £billions then paid it all out to shareholders, while spending nothing on infrastructure. In other words, a textbook example of how privatisation is meant to work.

The mood of the FT comment section on Thames Water

The discourse: American economists debate their ‘jobs boom’ while the right in the UK hand-wrings about the UK being too lazy to work
The reality: 👇