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French President Emmanuel Macron pulls off what could be the greatest diplomatic troll of all time by getting Trump to sign the "$300 Billion US Surrender to Iran" deal in... Versailles. The ignoramus Trump will have been clueless as to the historical significance of the location

To floating voters in #Makerfield, I say this: firstly congrats on achieving levitation, and more importantly the Conservatives have been polling at 1%. #VoteBinface and we can beat the Tories, pulling off the biggest electoral humiliation since I beat Britain First in 2024!

@prolifefrenchie St least we don’t have the likes of Marine La Pen to contend with. Why don’t you find out the actual facts or mind your own French business

The Feminists sure are quiet about 250,000 UK girls being raped by Pakistani men.

@MatthewStadlen @jfranklynh I’m pretty sure us Labour members will be voting for Starmer

We had a chance to vote in a General Election less than two years ago. We voted Labour into power by a landslide (however loveless and however low the share of the vote). For Andy Burnham, who wasn’t even on the ticket as a parliamentary candidate in 2024, to be imposed on the country as our Prime Minister by Labour Parry members and affiliates (if there’s even a contest) feels - though within the rules - a little undemocratic. The British public, whatever they may think of Keir Starmer, would be relegated to being by-standers to their own future.

⚠️WARNING: distressing details of child sexual abuse⚠️ -See the plump bloke in the ‘For the Children’ shirt who REALLY didn’t want to talk to me about Far Right sex offenders down in Brighton on Saturday? He has VERY good reasons for that… 1/

Leadership Is What You Do When Nobody Is Watching While others spend their days plotting leadership contests, Keir Starmer spends his days leading. Meeting allies.
Supporting Ukraine.
Strengthening Europe's security.
Protecting Britain's interests. One conversation is about ambition. The other is about responsibility. The country can tell the difference. #Labour #KeirStarmer #PoliticsUK

Is the BBC Chris Mason going to be investigating how the negative feelings towards Keir Starmer have been carefully cultivated by Russia, MAGA, Social Media owners and the Conservative Party and Reform UK backing rotten to the core mainstream media?🤔

Where people actually work as opposed to what Al Carns said bsky.app/profile/tabouc…

The seven victims were aged 12 and younger. The "systematic" and "shocking" child sex abuse crimes - committed by a group of women and men - took place over nearly a decade in Walsall and Wolverhampton The 21 were jailed for over 190 years between them

@LaindonFEMINIST A leadership contest that Starmer wins would be truly excellent, the ultimate ‘fuck you!’

I’m glad I’m not there for this pointless, unneeded by election. Watching from a distance away from the noise is illuminating. Feels like AB will win, but it doesn’t look a shoe in. Starmer won’t step down. AB won’t accept a job. Leadership contest incoming. Starmer wins

@Ferretgrove FFS desperation or what? Are they going to bring out Starmer’s curry during lockdown next?

If this is true, the question must be why did Reform hold on to information about a crime and for how long because I doubt they found out just yesterday?

@DeathlyAcorn @thecep 😂😂😂😂spat my morning tea out at that!👏🏼👏🏼

@thecep If a toaster why not toaster in the bath

If an England team, why not an English Parliament?

They were found guilty of arson. They were attacking the home of the prime minister. Under instruction by Russian handlers. If this had happened to a Reform leader you’d have been screaming blue murder. For shame

⬇️ #strongerthandiamonds

England would not be here in Dallas today in this better shape and with this quality of player and mood without the vital work Gareth Southgate did in tackling a distressed team and dysfunctional system. He made the talent pool deeper. He made players and fans care about England again. As FA’s head of elite development in 2011 and 2012, Southgate persuaded counties to have kids playing smaller-sided games, enhancing technique. He worked with academies on developing more technical players. He worked with the Under-21s (37 games), building a supply-line of talent. On becoming England head coach, he worked on rebuilding the relationship between players and fans broken amidst the pain and anger of Nice at Euro 2016. Southgate worked on England’s culture and restored some identity. He ended club cliques, improved relations with England club managers and their medical staff. He went into club boardrooms and rebuilt trust and support between owners, directors and England. Southgate smoothed the pathway from Under-21s to seniors and made reporting for international duty something to look forward to again. A joy, not a chore. He brought focus and some fun, real togetherness with inflatable unicorns. He worked on penalties. Marginal gains and more. He took England from 13th in the world to third. He took England to a World Cup semi-final and quarter-final and to back-to-back Euro finals (102 games, 61 wins, 24 draws, 17 defeats). He just couldn’t get England over the line whether through quality of opposition player and manager or tactical. Like many, I was critical of him at times, in crunch moments of games. But his impact is undeniable and should be respected and celebrated. England continue to struggle against top-20 sides. France and Argentina yesterday showed the scale of the challenge for Thomas Tuichel and his team here at the World Cup. But England start their latest World Cup finals journey with more belief and quality because of Southgate’s work from 2011 to 2024. Southgate will doubtless be watching his dear England from afar, wishing them well. He will doubtless take pride in players he knows well. And, although he is too self-effacing and team-minded to talk about it, let alone shout about it, Southgate should certainly take quiet pride in his own immense contribution to England becoming a respected force again. #ENG #FIFAWorldCup

@LBC @Lifeloveandthe1 Informed decent people understand how very lucky the UK is to have such a thoroughly decent and fabulous PM. If you politely ask decent people why they don't like Keir they don't have any idea based on fact/truth. The right wing media/billionaires/Russians have manipulated them.

Incredible coincidence that @nigel_Farage watched the England game in the same spot in the same pub, with the same flags up, wearing the same top and standing next to someone wearing an identical top as he did during the Euros in 2024.

These are proper Dartmoor ponies. They are adapted to the environment and thrive (unlike some of the other mixes that end up there). I’d love to see a phase out of non Dartmoors (doesn’t require a cull) and a shift towards a properly managed traditional herd. That would be a good policy!

@Gypsypup13 I’ve read most of them, love them

Slow Horses the book is amazing. Halfway through and should finish today. Ordered the next 1 ready because I know what im like when I get hooked on a good book