NeutRino #Resist #FBPE🇪🇺💙 🇺🇦

IMF urges UK to ‘stay the course’. theguardian.com/business/2026/…

@United24media Well fuck you for helping Putin and trying to hide it with a transparent lie, Scott Bessent.

🔴 US eases sanctions on Russian oil again. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed that Washington is re-extending a sanctions waiver to allow several energy-vulnerable nations more time to purchase Russian crude.

A 12-year-old Ukrainian boy saved his siblings by doing something many soldiers fail to do under pressure. Anatolii Prokhorenko grabbed a fiber-optic cable connected directly to Russia and stopped a drone seconds before it hit children playing near his house, The WP. 1/

🚨The story Reform UK want to bury, the story BBC and Sky are being paid not to cover, the story that refuses to die.

Andy Burnham has carried out a significant U turn on European Union policy within days of setting out his position. At the weekend, Burnham stated that under his Labour Party the United Kingdom should move towards rejoining the European Union. Today, he has reversed that position, saying he does not want the UK to rejoin and that he respects the result of the 2016 referendum. This is not a minor adjustment. It is a complete change of direction on one of the defining political issues of the last decade. The speed of the reversal will raise serious questions about judgement and consistency. Burnham has not even returned to Parliament, yet he has already shifted his position on a matter that goes to the core of national policy. Rejoining the European Union is not a casual talking point. It affects sovereignty, trade, regulation, and the entire economic framework of the country. To take one position publicly and then reverse it within days is, at best, careless and, at worst, deeply irresponsible. It also exposes a wider contradiction. Elements of the Labour left, including those aligned with Burnham’s thinking, have long supported policies such as nationalisation that would face significant barriers within European Union rules. That tension has not been resolved, yet it is now colliding with public statements that move in opposite directions within the same week. Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party has worked to present itself as disciplined and pragmatic, focused on governing in a complex and unstable world. What has emerged from Burnham in contrast is confusion at the very moment clarity is required. If this is how policy is handled before holding national office, serious questions must be asked about what would happen under the pressure of government. Because if a position on something this important can change in a matter of days, how can the public have confidence that any position will hold when it truly matters?

I'm 🇬🇧 British, so I hope me laughing at Ukrainians laughing at us is acceptable. They send professionals to Eurovision, we send the guy from down the pub who is trying to count to three.

🚨NAFOs #Alumina21 campaign is stepping up a gear!

Donald Trump is America’s enemy. I hear Republicans and conservatives say, “Joe, you’re going too far calling Trump a traitor.” No. I’m not. If you attack our elections, if you try to stop democracy’s heart from beating, you are not a patriot. You are our enemy. You are a traitor to this country.

Trump didn’t just pardon his followers who stormed the U.S. Capitol. He’s now set them up for payments through a slush fund he created to reward his allies—out of your tax dollars. You could not make this up.

Seconded

I’ve always appreciated Faisal Islam’s neutral reporting style. Straight up facts, no spin.

And we won’t understand that until they are lost…

Jenrick "where are we?" "You're in a different party" This is hilarious. What a put down.

ZELENSKYY: We do not bow our heads, and we do not surrender to the enemy. Today, Ukraine commemorates the victims of the genocidal deportation of the Crimean Tatar people in 1944 by Russia. “In the afternoon today in Kyiv, near the Monument to the Memory of the Victims of the Genocidal Deportation of the Crimean Tatar People, we honored the memory of all those who died in those terrible days of 1944 and in years and decades, that happened later, when the Crimean Tatar people lived in exile. It was one of the most brutal and systematic crimes of the Soviet authorities against people, against ordinary people who were themselves and on their land in Crimea and who were able to return only decades later. We remember, we honor. And what is important, we do not bow our heads, do not surrender to the enemy now, in fact to the same enemy, which came for the freedom of the peoples of the 20th century and earlier, and now he wants to take away freedom from Ukraine and all those who are close to Russia” - Ukrainian president on Monday, May 18, 2026.

Exactly

Too right.

“Politically neutral” Ireland is supplying hundreds of millions of € raw materials for Russias war machine. Absolutely disgraceful

This is Lyubava and Vira. They were sisters, just 12 and 17 years old. ​On May 14, a russian missile strike killed them. They died together in the wreckage, leaving behind their mother, who is now fighting for her life in the hospital. ​I posted about them separately before, but they were sisters, they died together, and I want to remembered them together.

Immigration makes Britain brilliant.

'We put sanctions on our own economy, normal countries don't do that!' Matthew Wright shows @mdbuckley a headline warning that Labour could 'wreck Brexit'... once he's finished laughing, that is.