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@KieraDiss And how many people have been held accountable for covering these crimes up and letting these girls down?

Andy Burnham was questioned on Labour’a abject failure handling the grooming gangs scandal, specifically those in Greater Manchester. He claims he stood against the party and initiated an inquiry himself. I think I sensed a sly dig at Rupert in there.

The Green Party are the party that can stop Reform. They have billionaire donors. But we have people power. Join us: join.greenparty.org.uk

@DillyHussain88 It’s called freedom to live as you wish

“TAKE IT OFF! TAKE IT OFF! TAKE IT OFF!” Yep, we’ve seen how “taking it off” has worked out for white Western women. Please, carry on, you continue doing you.

@hol40900 The difference is rayners tax should of gone in the pot to pay for services and farage has saved the taxpayers from having to pay for his security

Farage demands Rayner resign for £40k stamp duty error. He took £5m from a crypto billionaire – undeclared – and faced nothing. Same game. Different rules. 👑💷

@LBC @jhansonradio Ask yourself this if it was reversed would it be a problem?

'I honestly do not care what the racial composition of this country is.' @jhansonradio rejects caller Benjamin's 'deeply alarming' opinion that people like Rishi Sunak, Bukayo Saka, and Ian Wright 'aren't English'.

@mikoh123 “What more could he have done?” Pay his fucking taxes like the rest of us!

Look at the offence between these two interviews: Danny Kruger is asked about a £5 million donation & pushes Reform’s narrative and is asked just 2 questions. Ellie Clowns is asked about Zack Polanski not paying council tax and is interrupted 3 times in less than 1 minute.

@LBC @lewis_goodall God help us!

‘He would bind and unite the party!’ @lewis_goodall makes the case for Ed Miliband as Keir Starmer's successor.

@implausibleblog Gorton and Denton the magical world where everyone loves each other and all come together to be together because they all love each other when they come together

Hannah Spencer delivers her second speech in parliament, and does so on the Royal Address on behalf of the Green party "And this is only the second time I have made a speech here, so I hope you will all bear with me if I get any protocols wrong. Um. In my maiden speech, I gave a shout-out to the many professions and communities that haven't been well represented here in Parliament in the past, and I made a promise to help give them a voice." "And today it feels especially important to keep that promise because there's sadly not enough in the King's Speech that is going to make their lives significantly better. And that is why us Greens have tabled a reasoned amendment for all the people working hard, or to raise a family, or to just get through each day, because everyone deserves a safety net and a chance to get ahead." "For everyone who wants things to be different, one in three households in Gorton and Denton live in fuel poverty, and the UK has got some of the leakiest homes in Europe. And I know that because I have worked on thousands of them in my last job as a plumber." "And so if we want to cut energy bills for good, we really do need a properly funded and a properly regulated national home insulation scheme, and to go even bigger on renewable energy. And that is where investment should be going, not into nuclear power." "And the King's Speech includes some steps in the right direction, but it is nothing like the transformative, progressive programme that this moment demands. It doesn't rise to the climate and nature crisis that is happening now, and that's a crisis that can't be separated from the inequality and cost-of-living crises that are happening too, because it is always the poorest people that suffer the most here in our country and around the world." "And while certain people will claim that climate action is pushing up bills, we know that that isn't true, and we know that some of the people saying that are being bankrolled by the very companies causing climate destruction and ripping off our constituents." "And the Representation of the People Bill must go further on cleaning up politics because a greener, more affordable, more secure future is possible if you stand up to those vested interests and if we're prepared to admit that obscene wealth is damaging our country." "And people out there are so angry at the gap between the super, super rich and all the rest of us getting even bigger, and they want something equally big done about it. They don't want any child to go hungry, and they know that a free hot school meal for every child up to the age of 16 is possible if extreme wealth is taxed fairly." "They want public transport to be more affordable, and they know that we could start by giving free bus passes to all the under-22s, again, paid for by our tax system being made fairer." "They want everyone to have a roof over their head, to get a doctor's or a dentist appointment without struggle, and for the NHS to be run for the public good, not to line shareholders' pockets. And they know that change is possible if only this government, a Labour government, would tax extreme wealth fairly." "Our Green amendment includes new powers to control rents. Greens welcomed the changes in the Renters Reform Act and now plans for more social housing. But far too many people are still struggling to pay their rent and make ends meet. So alongside action to bring down energy and water bills, it is time to get a grip on the cost of renting too." "And now I was elected to give a voice to a politics that truly represents everyone. This is the first King's Speech I've been in Parliament to hear, and honestly, what I'm hearing isn't gonna give everyone the meaningful change that we and they all know is possible." "So Greens will have no hesitation to use our individual and collective voices over the coming months to welcome progress when it's made, but crucially, to demand the change that people were promised and the change that people deserve to have." "Thank you. Hear, hear."

@implausibleblog No wonder the country is fucked these people are getting paid 100k for stand up comedy

Naz Shah mocks Reform UK's MPs and the far right, "(I am) the first ever Muslim to propose the loyal address in this chamber" "I must assure them, this is not a takeover" "I must say this is as per convention, a joke" "But if seeing black and brown people on TV makes you feel sick, my speech is going to make you vomit"

@MirabelTweets1 @NorthantsPolice

Extremist Lucy Connolly has deleted a post calling Keir Starmer a “child rapist” Not that he covered up for a child rapist or defended a child rapist But that HE is a child rapist. With zero evidence. I suspect she may be in breach of her bail conditions @NorthantsPolice

@PiersUncensored @piersmorgan @Gavin_McInnes @AvaSantina So he’s in a box watching football but in a box with working class people that are now millionaires

"I am a working class man!" Piers Morgan responds to Gavin McInnes after he blasted him on Glenn Beck as being an 'elite' who 'doesn't understand the working class'. Watch more 👇 📺 youtu.be/M8xt9y9AKGQ @piersmorgan | @Gavin_McInnes | @AvaSantina

@NotFarLeftAtAll Fuck me is this the best we’ve got!

Who would you like to see as the next Labour prime minister? A. Wes Streeting B. Ed Miliband C. Angela Rayner D. David Lammy

@timetoshine1234 Do you just make this shit up in your head?

Nigel Farage government. We get: Putin. No NHS. Heath poverty. Crashed economy. No workers rights. No maternity pay. No sick pay. No holiday pay. No right to strike. ICE fascists. We ALL lose. Nigel Farage is a grave dangerous to our democracy and national security.

DANGER! Reform UK is a threat to the LGBTs It will scrap the Equalities Act & Human Rights Act Reform will axe all equality & diversity policies Reform councils have already taken down Pride flags & cut funding It promises to defend "Christian values" thepinknews.com/2026/05/08/ref…

@implausibleblog Last thing you want is the most expensive energy in the world just leaking out the walls and roof

Zack Polanski, "Tackling the cost of living often creates the same solution to tackling the climate crisis" "Quick example, if we insulate every home in Britain - we have some of the leakiest homes in Europe that are not energy insulated, so people have high bills" "Insulating every home is a triple win: reduces bills, reduces climate emissions and creates hundreds of thousands of good green jobs"

@Femi_sorry Maybe if the left weren’t so unhinged he wouldn’t need so much security

Nigel Farage is telling us that being given £5 million isn't a big deal. Ask yourself... Would getting £5 million be a big deal for YOU? But he's just like us, right?

@itvnews @Peston Because he doesn’t listen to the people

Keir Starmer's unpopularity appears to be a major reason for Labour's local election woes, according to MPs and ministers. Here, ITV Political Editor @Peston gives his analysis of why voters dislike the prime minister so much.

@PatrickChristys Sack them all they can protest in their free time they get enough of it

This is insane. Teachers wearing keffiyehs and draped in Palestine flags are out on strike. The pupils tell them to get back to work

@DrRitaDed Mum and dad after being disowned

Just found out my parents in the UK voted Reform. Needless to say, I no longer have parents.

@sp4rkl3jumpr0p3 Greens love to stick up for millionaires all the time

If you voted Reform yesterday you’re not allowed to celebrate David Attenborough’s 100th birthday today