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X isn’t the platform it once was.
The social media platform dismantled its own guardrails, and harm followed.
The Bear argues it may be time for the UK to pull the plug – and explains why.
The social media platform dismantled its own guardrails, and harm followed.
The Bear argues it may be time for the UK to pull the plug – and explains why.
Is banning X censorship – or long-delayed accountability?
X’s AI tools producing sexualised deepfakes spark UK debate on safety, accountability and whether access should end
eastangliabylines.co.uk
January 13, 2026 at 7:52 AM
X isn’t the platform it once was.
The social media platform dismantled its own guardrails, and harm followed.
The Bear argues it may be time for the UK to pull the plug – and explains why.
The social media platform dismantled its own guardrails, and harm followed.
The Bear argues it may be time for the UK to pull the plug – and explains why.
It’s time to pull our football teams out of the World Cup & boycott it. As a football fan that’ll hurt us but we can’t wait for the UK Government to fanny about. FIFA are complicit & it’s time to fuck them off as the world football governing body. This illegal military US Action has to be challenged
January 5, 2026 at 8:15 PM
It’s time to pull our football teams out of the World Cup & boycott it. As a football fan that’ll hurt us but we can’t wait for the UK Government to fanny about. FIFA are complicit & it’s time to fuck them off as the world football governing body. This illegal military US Action has to be challenged
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We should never have cancelled the Jeremy Kyle show. It kept the kind of people who put flags on lampposts occupied as both viewers and guests
December 23, 2025 at 9:56 AM
We should never have cancelled the Jeremy Kyle show. It kept the kind of people who put flags on lampposts occupied as both viewers and guests
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Fixing Brexit’s damage isn’t ‘betrayal’
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain | Sue Wilson
@yorkshirebylines.co.uk @suewilson91.bsky.social
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain | Sue Wilson
@yorkshirebylines.co.uk @suewilson91.bsky.social
Fixing Brexit’s damage isn’t ‘betrayal’
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
December 23, 2025 at 7:20 PM
Fixing Brexit’s damage isn’t ‘betrayal’
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain | Sue Wilson
@yorkshirebylines.co.uk @suewilson91.bsky.social
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain | Sue Wilson
@yorkshirebylines.co.uk @suewilson91.bsky.social
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Walmart, McDonalds and Amazon are the largest employers of people who require SNAP assistance.
The CEOs earned between 18-40 million last year, 1000x their median employee income.
They took billions in profits, while their workers relied on SNAP to survive.
Wanna fix fraud and abuse?
Fix that.
The CEOs earned between 18-40 million last year, 1000x their median employee income.
They took billions in profits, while their workers relied on SNAP to survive.
Wanna fix fraud and abuse?
Fix that.
November 3, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Walmart, McDonalds and Amazon are the largest employers of people who require SNAP assistance.
The CEOs earned between 18-40 million last year, 1000x their median employee income.
They took billions in profits, while their workers relied on SNAP to survive.
Wanna fix fraud and abuse?
Fix that.
The CEOs earned between 18-40 million last year, 1000x their median employee income.
They took billions in profits, while their workers relied on SNAP to survive.
Wanna fix fraud and abuse?
Fix that.
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One way to understand the awfulness of what Trump is doing is to imagine FDR trying to ‘negotiate a ceasefire’ with Hitler in 1942 but with Churchill completely excluded. tinyurl.com/4rrn2mkx
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August 14, 2025 at 4:19 PM
One way to understand the awfulness of what Trump is doing is to imagine FDR trying to ‘negotiate a ceasefire’ with Hitler in 1942 but with Churchill completely excluded. tinyurl.com/4rrn2mkx