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The positive results of Rachel Reeves economic plan are taking hold in our economy. From April there are further increases to min wage/pensions, people will have more money in their pockets. Not to save in the Caymans but to spend in our High Streets. That’s good for our country
February 13, 2026 at 12:40 PM
The positive results of Rachel Reeves economic plan are taking hold in our economy. From April there are further increases to min wage/pensions, people will have more money in their pockets. Not to save in the Caymans but to spend in our High Streets. That’s good for our country
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The stark contrast is set to raise a simple but incendiary question: who is truly paying for Britain?
Racist POS Ratcliffe, or people coming here from all over the world helping to build Britain? #UKNews
Racist POS Ratcliffe, or people coming here from all over the world helping to build Britain? #UKNews
February 12, 2026 at 8:19 AM
The stark contrast is set to raise a simple but incendiary question: who is truly paying for Britain?
Racist POS Ratcliffe, or people coming here from all over the world helping to build Britain? #UKNews
Racist POS Ratcliffe, or people coming here from all over the world helping to build Britain? #UKNews
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We will be getting the long awaited elections bill today, as the Representation of the People Bill gets its First Reading in the Commons.
This is a little earlier than I was expecting, as I know the investigation into foreign financial interference into UK politics was going to feed into it.
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This is a little earlier than I was expecting, as I know the investigation into foreign financial interference into UK politics was going to feed into it.
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February 12, 2026 at 8:05 AM
We will be getting the long awaited elections bill today, as the Representation of the People Bill gets its First Reading in the Commons.
This is a little earlier than I was expecting, as I know the investigation into foreign financial interference into UK politics was going to feed into it.
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This is a little earlier than I was expecting, as I know the investigation into foreign financial interference into UK politics was going to feed into it.
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Nothing says “we’re not fascist” like threatening to defund organisations that disagree with you.
February 11, 2026 at 12:08 PM
Nothing says “we’re not fascist” like threatening to defund organisations that disagree with you.
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Hard to believe that none of the Reform MPs turned up for the debate on Russian interference in our politics. Maybe they were visiting their former Kremlin talking points Welsh leader Nathan Gill in prison? Or en route to their next BBC interview to act as commentators on why Starmer should go?
February 10, 2026 at 2:03 PM
Hard to believe that none of the Reform MPs turned up for the debate on Russian interference in our politics. Maybe they were visiting their former Kremlin talking points Welsh leader Nathan Gill in prison? Or en route to their next BBC interview to act as commentators on why Starmer should go?
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The Prime Minister has my full support.
Bar 1945, this is the most difficult inheritance a Labour government has ever faced.
The worst thing we can do is turn inward and away from the country.
We need to unite, talk about the big issues and focus on serving the people who elected us.
Bar 1945, this is the most difficult inheritance a Labour government has ever faced.
The worst thing we can do is turn inward and away from the country.
We need to unite, talk about the big issues and focus on serving the people who elected us.
February 9, 2026 at 4:27 PM
The Prime Minister has my full support.
Bar 1945, this is the most difficult inheritance a Labour government has ever faced.
The worst thing we can do is turn inward and away from the country.
We need to unite, talk about the big issues and focus on serving the people who elected us.
Bar 1945, this is the most difficult inheritance a Labour government has ever faced.
The worst thing we can do is turn inward and away from the country.
We need to unite, talk about the big issues and focus on serving the people who elected us.
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Keir Starmer is a good, decent man with public service running through his veins. He came into politics for all the right reasons. He’s defied the naysayers many times and he’ll do so again. He’s changing and renewing our country and has restored it’s reputation across the world.
February 9, 2026 at 2:54 PM
Keir Starmer is a good, decent man with public service running through his veins. He came into politics for all the right reasons. He’s defied the naysayers many times and he’ll do so again. He’s changing and renewing our country and has restored it’s reputation across the world.
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My constituents want me to focus on cost-of-living, jobs, NHS services, tackling crime & providing opportunities for young people.
They're not interested in who is comms director in No 10 or PM's chief of staff.
That's why we need to focus on the country & not look inwards.
PM has my support.
They're not interested in who is comms director in No 10 or PM's chief of staff.
That's why we need to focus on the country & not look inwards.
PM has my support.
February 9, 2026 at 3:25 PM
My constituents want me to focus on cost-of-living, jobs, NHS services, tackling crime & providing opportunities for young people.
They're not interested in who is comms director in No 10 or PM's chief of staff.
That's why we need to focus on the country & not look inwards.
PM has my support.
They're not interested in who is comms director in No 10 or PM's chief of staff.
That's why we need to focus on the country & not look inwards.
PM has my support.
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Does anyone else long for the days when political journalism was about reportage and analysis rather than endless tittle-tattle and trying to shift public opinion?
February 8, 2026 at 8:58 PM
Does anyone else long for the days when political journalism was about reportage and analysis rather than endless tittle-tattle and trying to shift public opinion?
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Labour Governments aren’t about self-service, they’re about public service — and this PM embodies public service.
Thats why he’s got a 5-year mandate and my full support. Let’s get on with the job.
Thats why he’s got a 5-year mandate and my full support. Let’s get on with the job.
February 9, 2026 at 5:19 PM
Labour Governments aren’t about self-service, they’re about public service — and this PM embodies public service.
Thats why he’s got a 5-year mandate and my full support. Let’s get on with the job.
Thats why he’s got a 5-year mandate and my full support. Let’s get on with the job.
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Hold on, this Anas Sarwar? Surely not.
February 9, 2026 at 1:27 PM
Hold on, this Anas Sarwar? Surely not.
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Last week, we voted to lift 450,000 children out of poverty and selected 500 schools to get free breakfast clubs.
That's the change we should be focused on, that's the change voters want, and it's only possible because Keir Starmer secured a five year mandate.
He must see it through.
That's the change we should be focused on, that's the change voters want, and it's only possible because Keir Starmer secured a five year mandate.
He must see it through.
February 9, 2026 at 4:51 PM
Last week, we voted to lift 450,000 children out of poverty and selected 500 schools to get free breakfast clubs.
That's the change we should be focused on, that's the change voters want, and it's only possible because Keir Starmer secured a five year mandate.
He must see it through.
That's the change we should be focused on, that's the change voters want, and it's only possible because Keir Starmer secured a five year mandate.
He must see it through.
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The battle for Britain in the years ahead is between a modern, diverse Britain led by Labour or a dark, divisive Britain under Reform.
All of us in the Labour Party must get behind the Prime Minister, rise to the challenge and deliver a richer, fairer and stronger future.
All of us in the Labour Party must get behind the Prime Minister, rise to the challenge and deliver a richer, fairer and stronger future.
February 9, 2026 at 2:41 PM
The battle for Britain in the years ahead is between a modern, diverse Britain led by Labour or a dark, divisive Britain under Reform.
All of us in the Labour Party must get behind the Prime Minister, rise to the challenge and deliver a richer, fairer and stronger future.
All of us in the Labour Party must get behind the Prime Minister, rise to the challenge and deliver a richer, fairer and stronger future.
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A reminder to the media and others trying to claim this Government and Starmer are worse than anything they've ever seen, a Government which has only been in power for 19 months. Here's a handly list of the scandals we had to endure from the Tories between 2011-2024.
February 8, 2026 at 1:28 PM
A reminder to the media and others trying to claim this Government and Starmer are worse than anything they've ever seen, a Government which has only been in power for 19 months. Here's a handly list of the scandals we had to endure from the Tories between 2011-2024.
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Gorton & Denton:
I’m afraid it’s down to you to speak for the electorate. I hear so many voters wanting Keir Starmer to remain but some of his own Party and all the opposition wants him gone
You can be our bellwether and speak for us.
I’m afraid it’s down to you to speak for the electorate. I hear so many voters wanting Keir Starmer to remain but some of his own Party and all the opposition wants him gone
You can be our bellwether and speak for us.
February 8, 2026 at 4:13 PM
Gorton & Denton:
I’m afraid it’s down to you to speak for the electorate. I hear so many voters wanting Keir Starmer to remain but some of his own Party and all the opposition wants him gone
You can be our bellwether and speak for us.
I’m afraid it’s down to you to speak for the electorate. I hear so many voters wanting Keir Starmer to remain but some of his own Party and all the opposition wants him gone
You can be our bellwether and speak for us.
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@richardknott.bsky.social @allshorts.bsky.social You can now scroll through the Epstein files through a fake Gmail youtube.com/shorts/MLCQA... via #YouTube
You can now scroll the Epstein files through a fake Gmail
YouTube video by Joey Contino News
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February 7, 2026 at 12:30 PM
@richardknott.bsky.social @allshorts.bsky.social You can now scroll through the Epstein files through a fake Gmail youtube.com/shorts/MLCQA... via #YouTube
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Mandleson will be the catalyst to bring in changes that will clean up our politics. And Gordon Brown and Keir Starmer are exactly the duo to pull it off. Every cloud has a silver lining.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
We owe it to Epstein’s victims and to British democracy to demand historic change | Gordon Brown
The abuse of women by figures such as Epstein, and of political power by the likes of Mandelson, must be confronted. As far as I am able, I will play my part, says former UK prime minister Gordon Brow...
www.theguardian.com
February 6, 2026 at 9:11 PM
Mandleson will be the catalyst to bring in changes that will clean up our politics. And Gordon Brown and Keir Starmer are exactly the duo to pull it off. Every cloud has a silver lining.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
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I would never vote for Farage as he doesn’t meet my minimum standards as a human being.
February 6, 2026 at 4:53 PM
I would never vote for Farage as he doesn’t meet my minimum standards as a human being.
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Given the number of people I'm seeing who say they have just joined the Labour Party in the last couple of days, I think this link may well be useful to more of you!
join.labour.org.uk/join
join.labour.org.uk/join
Join Labour to change Britain
By becoming a Labour Party member, you can be a vital part of the team that will get Britain its future back.
join.labour.org.uk
February 6, 2026 at 6:59 AM
Given the number of people I'm seeing who say they have just joined the Labour Party in the last couple of days, I think this link may well be useful to more of you!
join.labour.org.uk/join
join.labour.org.uk/join
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🚨I just emailed my Labour MP to support stable government during this critical time. You can too: holdtheline.org.uk
Hold the Line - Tell Your Labour MP to Stand Firm
Email your Labour MP to support stable government. In a world where Trump tears up international rules and Reform waits in the wings, Britain cannot afford political paralysis.
holdtheline.org.uk
February 6, 2026 at 10:34 AM
🚨I just emailed my Labour MP to support stable government during this critical time. You can too: holdtheline.org.uk
This Madnelson business seems like a great opportunity fo kick off House of Lords reform. The press have direct links with many in the Lords and so any changes will be rallied against. For the next few month any changes Labour want can be framed against Mandelson which would gain public support.
February 6, 2026 at 2:26 PM
This Madnelson business seems like a great opportunity fo kick off House of Lords reform. The press have direct links with many in the Lords and so any changes will be rallied against. For the next few month any changes Labour want can be framed against Mandelson which would gain public support.
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Remember the fan fare to Johnson’s levelling up fantasy?
Now we have a PM delivering levelling up through his Pride of Place programme with a £5bn allocated budget spread across the country
Tumbleweed.
The media don’t give a toss about you and your home.
Now we have a PM delivering levelling up through his Pride of Place programme with a £5bn allocated budget spread across the country
Tumbleweed.
The media don’t give a toss about you and your home.
February 6, 2026 at 9:01 AM
Remember the fan fare to Johnson’s levelling up fantasy?
Now we have a PM delivering levelling up through his Pride of Place programme with a £5bn allocated budget spread across the country
Tumbleweed.
The media don’t give a toss about you and your home.
Now we have a PM delivering levelling up through his Pride of Place programme with a £5bn allocated budget spread across the country
Tumbleweed.
The media don’t give a toss about you and your home.
Is there a way to hide posts on here that don't permit comments? I'm not interested if people just want to shove opinions at me.
February 5, 2026 at 9:47 PM
Is there a way to hide posts on here that don't permit comments? I'm not interested if people just want to shove opinions at me.
Wow, I'd forgotten about all that saga!
I will place a bet that Keir Starmer does not lose his phone, does not lose his WhatsApp messages and is able to provide everything he has.
February 5, 2026 at 5:44 PM
Wow, I'd forgotten about all that saga!
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In 2018 Steve Bannon bragged to Jeffrey Epstein about his influence over European politicians including Nigel Farage and that he could “shut down any crypto legislation or anything else we want”.
What is Reform’s first and only piece of draft legislation?
A pro-crypto Bill.
What is Reform’s first and only piece of draft legislation?
A pro-crypto Bill.
February 4, 2026 at 2:45 PM
In 2018 Steve Bannon bragged to Jeffrey Epstein about his influence over European politicians including Nigel Farage and that he could “shut down any crypto legislation or anything else we want”.
What is Reform’s first and only piece of draft legislation?
A pro-crypto Bill.
What is Reform’s first and only piece of draft legislation?
A pro-crypto Bill.