“Don’t look at what Reform UK say, look at what they do!” The problem, as with all these populist movements – from MAGA to AfD – is it’s not about policy, it’s about “feelings”. These are not normal political parties, and can’t be fought with facts. They just don’t care! 🧵

Yesterday: Kwasi Kwarteng Today: Jonathan Gullis Kwasi Kwarteng crashed the economy while Jonathan Gullis has repeatedly made divisive remarks Dear Good Morning Britain couldn't you find anybody else to come on board as commentators? Is it too much to ask to raise the level of debate instead

Be interesting to hear the true thoughts of these world leaders as they stood there… 🤭

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"They call me the President of Europe" - Trump 🤡 "They ?" Who ? Who in their right mind calls you the President of Europe ? No one here in actual Europe for starters !🤡

The UK is being governed for 30% 👉 30% still back Brexit 👉 30% want to leave the ECHR Yet govt, Tories & Reform all rule as if that’s a mandate. The 60% majority who want sanity, rights & Europe? Silenced.

Annunziata, the ECHR wasn’t “adopted in 1998.” After The UK made massive contributions in creating it, it was signed in 1951 and it’s been binding since 1953. What happened in 1998 was the HRA, which let people enforce those rights in UK courts rather than schlepping all the

Andrew Neil Daily Mail The most costly self-inflicted wounds in modern British history, for reference: ✅ 14 Years of Tory Government (£300bn+) ✅ Brexit (£100bn+ / ongoing) ✅ Railway Privatisation (Hundreds of billions) ✅ Overpriced Birmingham Shuttle aka HS2 ✅ Poll Tax ✅ PPE Procurement Scandal

Graffiti on the Tube: “Our heritage is under attack!” Graffiti of “This is Englamp” on buildings, street furniture vandalised: “Deafening silence.” Almost like RW outrage was never about graffiti at all, and lasts exactly until it’s their side with the spray cans.

Saul Staniforth Every Labour MP should simply turn up to work dressed head to toe in Union Jacks from next week. Let’s see how long the gammon rags will take to scream about disrespect to our flag.

Parliament is back in session, so of course Nigel Farage is out of the country trying to persuade a foreign power to harm the UK.

FAN-FUCKING-TASTIC. Go Rep. Jamie Raskin!! Nigel Farage actually held to account for what may be the first time ever. And he lies in response. I was one of the journalists expressly banned from his last party conference

I hope that Nigel Farage will agree that this utter dismantlement of him in front of a U.S. Congressional Committee was absolutely worth skipping proceedings in the Commons over, but I somehow doubt it. UK journalists take note: THIS is how it’s done! youtube.com/watch?v=reQaq3…

Has any UK news media outlet actually reported truthfully on, and shown extended footage of, Nigel Farage getting his arse handed to him on a tacky Mar-a-Lago golden plate during yesterday’s U.S. Congressional Oversight Committee meeting?

Dean 🇬🇧🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈 Reform is becoming a retirement home for failed Tories and swivel-eyed loons who’ve discovered they can’t find real-world employment to sustain the lavish lifestyle they think they’re entitled to. A stick (quickly growing into a forest) to beat them with, come the next election.

Since this is apparently a resigning matter, I’ll just leave this here… theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Two things can be true at once. Rayner was foolish in her conduct and right to resign. It’s also true she was always despised by much of the right wing press because she was a working class powerful woman. She was therefore threatening to them, because she authentically spoke for

While we’re talking about politicians and tax, a reminder that Nigel Farage works for a company that exists to help rich people avoid tax.

It's worth just pointing out that when Rayner was found to have acted improperly with regards financial affairs and the ministerial code, she resigned. But the Tories promoted both Jeremy Hunt and Nadhim Zahawi, under similar circumstances, to Chancellor.

Nigel Farage’s tax affairs are "irrelevant" to voters, according to Reform UK MP Richard Tice. lbc.co.uk/article/nigel-…