Paddy

@Keir_Starmer The anger from disappointed melts that thought they were "voting starmer out" this week, only to realise they've voted who changes their bins - is top tier amusement

We must respond to the message that voters have sent us and break with the status quo once and for all. We must confront the big challenges the public face with real answers. That is how we will deliver the change that people are desperate for and build a stronger and fairer country. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

@jamesy_utb @lukeakehurst Lol. So you don't understand the gilt market. Gotcha

@pppadddy @lukeakehurst I’d explain it to you but I’m all out of colored crayons - press the grok button

UK borrowing costs fall and pound rises after Starmer says he will stay as PM theguardian.com/business/2026/…

@jamesy_utb @lukeakehurst Yeh? You said "Fact check" & then posted a 3Year chart

@pppadddy @lukeakehurst Errr…can you not read a basic chart?

@AMatttei @martindvz They don't

Ignoring UK media lies, it’s been a disaster for Reform Only 3 councils are in Reform's control and Starmer is still Prime Minister Less than 25% of the population supports Reform, reduced from 34%. Complete and utter disaster.l for Farage and the billionaires that fund him

@jamesy_utb @lukeakehurst What's that meant to prove ?

@lukeakehurst Fact check

@TuckerClemens @Heccles94 @bestcanton7 Who do you think those that wise up to Reform will go to?

@Heccles94 @bestcanton7 Considering the effort of the powers that be behind our MSM to smear Zack Polanski I don't think it's too bad. Just need to keep it up and not lose heart, next general election is a fair way off. I think people are going to wise up to Reform in a lot of the areas that they won.

Predicted vote share for England based on results so far: 🟣 Reform 26% 💚 Greens 18% 🥀 Lab 17% 🔵 Tories 17% 🔶 LibDems 16% What do you make of that?

@KemiBadenoch Either extremely arrogant, delusional or a poor attempt at gaslighting Either way you're a joke

Across the country the Conservatives are coming back.

@PolitlcsUK Find it baffling that people genuinely expected him to resign after local elections Maybe they've been accustomed to the tory merry-go-round

🚨 NEW: Labour MPs are reportedly giving Keir Starmer until Christmas to change the party around

@ZackPolanski You did sh*t

This is just the beginning. Join our movement of hope: Join.greenparty.org.uk

@o41276 @RachelReevesMP 3 more years Cry harder

@pppadddy @RachelReevesMP Paddy the paedo appeaser… nice ring to it.

These are tough election results for Labour and I’m sorry to all of those colleagues who have lost their seats. Keir Starmer won a mandate to change our country. We must get on with delivering that mandate - and show how politics can improve people’s lives for the better.

@TomK_Brit1993 @RachelReevesMP 3 years keep crying

@pppadddy @RachelReevesMP Not for long.

@TomK_Brit1993 @RachelReevesMP

@RachelReevesMP Fuck off you old bag. You're destroying the economy with your economically illiterate policies. The country has rejected Labour.

@o41276 @RachelReevesMP

@RachelReevesMP You stupid stupid woman… the public dont want you or “your crippling plan for change” taxing the working public to shit. Your time is coming to an end

@rettsie @RachelReevesMP

@RachelReevesMP Deluded 🙈 GA now

@RachelReevesMP @UKLabour Keep at it chin up

@Reality_Tea1 @humphriezz I'll stick with the labels I'll never not call a Reform voter thick If you want to protest spoil your vote

I didnt vote for them but I honestly think for a lot of people it was to prove a point and make a stand. The country has had enough and they want change. This was the first opportunity since the GE to make that loudly known and people have succeeded. The best thing other party leaders and MPs can do now is reflect and stop labelling people and start listening. Many people have genuine concerns and if people listened and had open dialogue things could actually progress.

If you voted reform UK yesterday can you explain the reason for giving them your vote? Not looking to argue I’m just really curious

@iamwater01 @PolitlcsUK Proof you're politically illiterate

@PolitlcsUK The real story isn’t the Tories collapsing. Everyone expected that. The real story is Labour winning a landslide nationally and STILL bleeding hundreds of council seats because voters already regret what they voted for. Brutal.

🚨 NEW: The number of council seats at 5:30pm ➡️ REF: 1044 (+1042) 🟠 LDM: 625 (+64) 🔴 LAB: 564 (-814) 🔵 CON: 500 (-455) 🟢 GRN: 271 (+183) ⚪️ OTH: 154 (-15) 93/136 councils 3158/4992 seats

@HelloHypercube @business None of trumps insider trading has anything to do with bonds easing off . You just made a word salad

@business Fake. Pound rallied as US lost its new war in #Iran and US treasuries sank. EU bonds also rose on same event. Trump insider will buy up cheap treasuries and then announce ceasefire making tens of billions profit.

UK government bonds rallied as Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he would stay as the Labour leader bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@RichardBurgon Remember you're paid by the public to deliver COMPETENCE not to keep your name clean for future cabinets Shrill

Well done to the Leeds Labour candidates elected today. But I’m absolutely gutted for the brilliant Labour candidates who’ve lost to Reform in East Leeds. In East Leeds and up and down the country, hard-working Labour councillors and other Labour representatives lost their seats today after being badly let down by the terrible decisions of this Labour leadership, despite serving their communities so well. Their defeat has Keir Starmer’s name written all over it. Too many people now feel Labour is no longer on their side and no longer shares their values. The consequences of these elections for our party are stark. Labour faces an existential crisis, and there is a real danger we may never recover. What’s more, we risk opening the door to a Nigel Farage government. No progressive party faced with that threat can simply carry on regardless until it is too late to stop it happening. It is clear that Keir has fought his last election as Labour leader and, deep down, he will know it. The party should now work towards a timetable for an orderly transition to a new leader by the end of this year. Our party will only get one chance to get this right. We cannot become like the Tories, lurching from leader to leader. So we need time for a calm, open and democratic leadership contest that allows a serious debate about what has gone so badly wrong and the vision we need to win back people’s support. It must also allow a full range of candidates to stand, without the exclusions and stitch-ups that have come to dominate our party’s internal democracy, as we saw most recently in the Gorton and Denton selection. Above all, this process must be about choosing the best candidate to stop Nigel Farage and prevent his Trump-style agenda from winning the keys to No. 10.

@e__hh_bleh @PolitlcsUK If you really want to keep out Reform then stop voting Greens, it's a dead vote as seen in England today

@PolitlcsUK If labour really wanted to keep out reform they would form an electoral pact with the greens, but they don’t give two shits about us

🚨 BREAKING: Sky News projects the UK would have a hung parliament with Reform as the largest party if today's results were a general election