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@DanNeidle Innocent until proven guilty

Robert Venables KC is currently being prosecuted for tax evasion at Southwark Crown Court. I've posted the prosecution's opening note here. taxpolicy.org.uk/2026/05/29/the… If anyone has access to the Defendant's opening note or other documents, do please send & I'll update the post.

What has KENT COUNTY COUNCIL led by @reformparty_uk done for the people of Kent in its first year in charge? Declared an illegal migration emergency to keep pressure on the Government Scrapped the climate emergency declaration and targets, saving millions Backed new nuclear power at Dungeness Stood up for Kentish farmers Stopped borrowing to help bring debt down and reduced long-term debt by £142 million already Set a council tax rate lower than 86% of comparable authorities in England Worked to bring international rail services back to Kent Filled more than 53,000 potholes #Makerfield https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VRT2an790g

@AwayDaysFB And ignore the rugby tackle on Mavropanos stopping him contesting the ball. That’s what we call a penalty

VAR was introduced to help fix 'clear and obvious errors'. It was NOT introduced to chalk off last minute goals that could potentially change the entire history of a premier league club. Nor should a 'clear and obvious error' take SIX MINUTES to figure out... Also, the arm acr...

Bravo, @Keir_Starmer, for getting in an Adviser on Women and Girls who thinks the definition of women and girls includes men and boys. That'll definitely win back people who believe Labour's a party for smug, lanyard-wearing, luxury-belief-espousing cultural elitists. 1/2

@elonmusk We need them in England please

Only when you drive the Cybertruck do you realize how incredible it is: a bulletproof tank that moves like a million dollar sports car! Reason for the angular shape is that the thick, ultra-hard stainless steel body panels cannot be stamped like the thin, feeble, paper-strength mild steel of other trucks. Cybertruck body panels would break 5000 ton stamping machines.

@KirstiMiller30 And the kid in the middle would call Bullrush so we all did

@KirstiMiller30 Yeah it was called Bullrush

I grew up in Wagga Wagga where the kids growing up used to play a game called "Red Rover Cross Over". It was mainly a boys game where all the boys would gather in a group at the end of the playground with one boy standing in the middle of the playground. He'd yell "Red Rover Cross Over” and all the other kids had to run to the other end of the playground without being caught. The kid in the middle had to catch and hold one of them while yelling "caught 123" The kid caught would then join the kid in the middle for the next call of "Red Rover Cross Over" during which both kids in the middle would catch another kid who would stay in the middle and so on. The last kid caught would win the game and he'd be the one to stay in the middle for next round. It was good fun (my three daughters used to play it most afternoons with me) while giving the kids exercise and training for future rugby teams or other sports. Can anyone else recall playing the same game?

@Ruth_E_Hill @nuts_and_bolts_ @Hyundai_UK Mercedes did that to me once “that’s weird I only replaced them last week” “oh I might not have used the washers I will try again”

@nuts_and_bolts_ @Hyundai_UK Thank you for that. I’ll remember that little nugget.

Sitting in a @Hyundai_UK dealership. Been here over two hours while my car has its first MOT. As I arrived, I heard the receptionist tell a customer that his car failed its MOT based on bleary windscreen wipers, could they replace them to retest them. 1/2

Well done to all those that ran the London Marathon today and raised so much for CHARIDEEEE!

@NobodymrRobert I’m looking for Sarah Connor

And so it Begins.

@LeeAndersonMP_ @reformparty_uk Proper job today Lee

I agree with me. Vote @reformparty_uk

@LauraRbnsn I think people have know right from wrong for quite a bit before then…..

Just had a really surreal experience of my elderly father getting all woke on me. Dad has been into Roman history lately and I mentioned Julius Caesar and Augustus having affairs with senators' wives and my dad said "Well, they were Caesars, so you can't say that was

How awful for the parents and this little one. But for the grace of god go I gbnews.com/health/dementi…

@alisonwallis60 @macmillancancer If true it is stupefying

I won’t be donating anymore money or time to @macmillancancer as they don’t treat all people with cancer equally. Nor would I consider donating to endometriosis south coast with a man pretending to be a woman appointed as a parliamentary liaison officer.

@TheGriftReport Everyone they have to preface with “funnywoman or funnyman”

I'll start, Rosie Jones.

@GregBaldwinIroh Real butter lashings of it

British blokes…. I’ve purchased several “tins” of Heinz (British) beans because the idea of beans on toast intrigues me. I eagerly anticipate a tasting. Other than toasting bread and heating beans… Are there any other steps/ingredients?

@DschlopesIsBack What have the Romans done for us?

If you know what this is we can be friends.

@TimTimson1234 @joeroganhq He didn’t in that interview did he got a slap in the face with a large fish

@joeroganhq Sanders has in fact criticized the amounts of money Democratic donors like Tom Steyer and George Soros have spent in campaigns, his gripe is not specifically that Musk does it.

Sanders: "[Elon Musk] spent $270M to elect Trump as president. I think that’s absurd that any one person [can do that]." Rogan: "What's the most someone donated towards the Harris campaign?... They spent $1.5B just in the course of a couple of months."

@AgrippaSPQR Having a terrible experience with them right now. Once entirely dependable now not so

How did that work out for John Lewis? Sharon White was John Lewis’ non white CEO alternative. She certainly turned the company around. She took it from profit to a £234 million loss, costing all the shop floor workers their bonuses.

@jk_rowling Ain’t it the truth ?