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@JohnHealey_MP Um you are a complete failure along with the home secretary. The uk border is wide open to small boats and you have done nothing to secure it. Royal Navy deployed? Nope.. you need to be voted out of office

This week marked the end of the Parliamentary session. Here’s how we’ve delivered for Defence, and delivered for Britain 🇬🇧 All in 60 seconds (ish).

@bgarlinghouse @DefendDark Very apt that xrp is the treasure in treasure island

Even when our backs were against the wall, we refused to fold. Always great to be back for XRP Las Vegas, and even BETTER to see $XRP up in lights.

@NemoSalus Got to fill the extended families coffers asap before they all get voted out...they'll be thinking make hay whilst sunshining..they all need to go

God, they’re beyond awful. “Her mother is Katy Swabey, one of the Prime Minister’s three siblings.” “Disgruntled local Labour activists claim she has been “parachuted into a safe Labour seat” because of her famous uncle.”

Qualifying Day is here at Laguna Seca as Valkyrie continues to roar. #AstonMartin #ValkyrieHypercar #Vantage #IMSA

@DrSimEvans @charlesarthur Simple solution just dont use a tumble dryer. Even when I had small london flat with windows open i could dry washing/bedding/towels etc. For duvet go to laundrette...Just takes planning. Anyone with bigger house/garden line dry...

THREAD: A heat-pump tumble dryer could save households more than £700 Lots of overblown reaction to govt phasing out standard dryers – reminds me of when 2009 Mail frontpage wailed about "beloved" incandescent bulbs But heat pump dryers are just a much better technology 1/5

A leaked 2004 Home Office memo to the Telegraph shows Tony Blair’s team admitting mass migration was a growing concern for people, so they hatched a secret plan to make it more “popular.” Blair’s team pushed a different PR approach, to reframe dissent as racism… in order to smother debate and complaints. They knew, they did it anyway… even when you voted against it repeatedly🔥

@harbingerofwoke Its called tradition, history and ceremony. There is meaning in every part of the ceremony

British politics is straight up jestermaxxing bruh wtf is this

@Roadchef there is zero need for an additional service station at catterick. There are A1 service stations at leeming and at scotch corner literally the jncs before and after. Basically 4 mins drive away from either. Just stop thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/26065327.…

“A very, very serious allegation” Labour Together and APCO stand accused of deleting evidence. John McDonnell👇 makes Keir Starmer and half the cabinet wince. Labour Together got Starmer the leadership.

@10DowningStreet @DavidLammy @ShabanaMahmood Can you get around that table to stop all the illegal entrants arrivals? Stop border force and rnli acting as a ferry? Immediately rtn everyone to 🇫🇷 for zero travel docs

Yesterday’s terror attack was the latest in a spate of vile attacks on the Jewish community. We’re taking action. Today, we’ve increased enhanced funding and we’re fast-tracking legislation to deal with malign state actors. This government will work with police and criminal justice leaders to deliver swift justice. We all have a duty, as a country, to root out antisemitism.

@RachelReevesMP How many times do you need to be told that your policies don't actually help growth or cutting inflation. They are doing the exact opposite please go and do a basic economics class.. you are not qualified or experienced to do your role.

The war in the Middle East is not our war, but it is one we have to respond to. Every choice I make will be about keeping costs down for families and businesses, without repeating the mistakes we’ve seen in the past that resulted in higher inflation and higher interest rates.

I've obtained new FOI data on the number of asylum claimants returned, relative to the number of asylum claims last year. For places like Somalia, Eritrea and Cameroon we return less than 1 person for every 100 arriving. As long as people know this, more & more will come (1/4)

@EdwardJDavey There's literally only one leader who is on the same wave length as most voters and that's @RupertLowe10 the rest are useless mps all in politics only as a career politician with zero real world experience or out for gongs, back handers or bend over backwards for foreigners

There’s nothing British or glorious about your nasty, intolerant vision for our great country Rupert. I can see why Elon Musk is so keen on you.

Loud, sustained boos mark the arrival of Starmer and Mahmood to Golders Green.

@TorstenBell @KemiBadenoch Liar unemployment is up under Labour How are these cretins allowed to spew out lie after lie FACT unemployment has been largely rising under the Labour government, increasing from 4.4% to 4.9% (or 5.1% depending on the specific ONS

@BBCBreaking @Keir_Starmer you can whip your mps to back you but all the voters see straight through you. You are a compulsive liar along with your cabinet you all need to be voted out of office. General Election now. You've done enough damage to the uk

MPs reject call for Keir Starmer to face parliamentary probe into whether he misled the Commons about Mandelson vetting bbc.in/42AxSJu

@s8mb @hkanji Well make sure at the next election they are punished and kicked out of office. Tell all your friends that too

Only two years ago Labour pledged to allow 1.5 million homes to be built during this Parliament. Among people I know, one of the main reasons to vote Labour was the hope that they would build some houses. Since then, only ~217k new homes have been completed in England. Housing starts have fallen to their lowest in over a decade – even lower than during Covid. Housebuilding in London is down by 75% – to 5,891 starts in 2025 compared to a target of 88,000. This failure is shared by the Conservatives, who introduced a swathe of terrible building safety regulations after Grenfell that have made it impossible to build in London (and have, incidentally, helped to ruin many leaseholders as well). But Labour hasn't touched these rules. And it has done nothing of note to make it easier to build in other ways. It has also passed a Renters' Rights Act that locks landlords into tenants indefinitely unless they sell or move back in to the property. Tenants can challenge any rent rise, and face no penalty for wrongful claims (under the old system, they faced the risk of their rent being raised, which cannot happen anymore). The law even introduces de facto rent controls by allowing new tenants to immediately challenge rents they have just agreed to. It is designed to clog up the tribunals, and tenants have every incentive to challenge rent rises under any circumstance. The natural response of landlords has been to leave the market ever since these rules were first floated (again, under the Conservatives). That has driven rents up even higher and made it harder to find places to rent. Today the trend is so obvious that the government is now floating *explicit* rent controls, on top of the de facto ones introduced in the Renters' Rights Act. The doom spiral we are in is pretty clear: - Do nothing significant to expand housing supply; - Introduce "renters' rights" that make it much riskier and costlier to be a landlord; - When landlords sell their properties, driving up rents and the scarcity of rented homes, introduce 'temporary' rent controls. ← You are here - With an election looming, extend the rent controls so they are de facto permanent. - As even more landlords sell to flee the market, introduce a ban on selling rental properties into owner-occupation. - You have now expropriated 19% of the English housing market, and destroyed the build-to-let sector altogether. If I was a landlord, I would sell to get out of the market ASAP while it's still possible. For renters, this will make it even harder to find decent places to live and move around when circumstances change (eg, you have a new job or want to start a family). Much of the British left seems intent on destroying the private rental market. But Labour has also managed to preside over the worst collapse in housebuilding in modern times, apart from the financial crisis, after campaigning on promises to expand it. An abject failure in almost every way.

BREAK: Starmer wins privileges committee vote. 335 to 223. The cover-up continues.

@RupertLowe10 Just wish the rest of the mps had voted to have him investigated

I voted in Parliament to have Starmer investigated.

@CleansedTweets Are they paying for your time to prepare this presentation if you haven't yet started?

This is a 1st for me. I have a confirmed job starting in July. But in the meantime I have to give a presentation on my 'proposal' for urban planning. HR have asked me to submit the presentation (just slides) prior to the presentation. Are they checking me? Maybe looking for AI usage? You don't need to prepare logistics for a Power Point. Yes??