Ceri-Jane Hackling
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Ceri-Jane Hackling
@CeriJane
MD and founder of Cerub PR, #ialso f:entrepreneur. Feminist, martial artist, voracious reader, wine drinker, cat lover, remainer.
Buckinghamshire Katılım Ocak 2009
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It is looking increasingly likely that the most unpopular and despised Prime Minister in modern British history is about to be challenged by someone who posted about pushing a woman in front of a train.
This country deserves so much better.
It is time for a general election.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 BREAKING: Wes Streeting has told Keir Starmer that he is preparing his case to be the next PM should a leadership contest be triggered by someone else [@Telegraph]
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@ZiaYusufUK There are absolutely no reasons to vote for your party.
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Yet another reason to vote Reform!
Anon Opin.@anon_opin
Civil servant here. If Farage wins the next GE, he'll call us all back to the office 5 days a week. The CS will then be on the verge of collapse, as thousands of people will either retire immediately or quit, due to the removal of WFH. Cheap optics will meet reality.
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@xrpmichaeljames @JuliaHB1 What? Maybe look up the definition in the dictionary.
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Anyone who thinks that Keir Starmer has the brains, personality or political nous to turn this around with a big speech on Monday is as delusional as he clearly is. It's all over. For the love of God, just go.
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford
Keir Starmer granted a stay of execution by Cabinet - but for how long? The Times’s weekend read as the Labour Party rips itself apart over his leadership * The cabinet is in a state of paralysis, with ministers despairing but none of them - at this stage at least - prepared to go over the top. * Their reticence is in part due to circumstance. Wes Streeting said to be ready to go but does not want to be first mover. Angela Rayner does not necessarily command support of soft left. Andy Burnham stranded, for now at least * It is delicate. The Times disclosed on Thursday that Ed Miliband, the energy secretary who is supportive of Burnham, had privately suggested that Starmer should set out a timeline for his departure a fortnight ago but had been rebuffed. * Cabinet ministers privately say results are shocking but seem to be clinging to the idea that changing leader won’t improve fortunes. One said Starmer has got to ‘improve and show the best possible version of himself’. Another said ‘Starmer has got to change but we have got to change as well’ * Cabinet ministers think the results are so bad there is no guarantee Andy Burnham can make a comeback now in the event of a by election. “After today it’s crackers to think that Andy can easily win a by-election, come back to Westminster, get eighty MPs to back him and then win a leadership contest,” they said. “Those are very, very high hurdles to clear.” * But for many MPs and people in government Burnham is the solution. “Our party is dying and sick,” one government source said. “Thank God the NEC blocked the one MP who polls as having unique Green-Reform crossover appeal.” * There is a growing schism between Labour backbenchers and the cabinet, publicly and privately. One backbencher branded ministers ‘pathetic’ and said they were only loyal because they wanted to cling to their jobs. It’s feeding into the WhatsApp groups, where MPs are directly confronting ministers * Does Starmer have another gear to go to? The pressure around his speech on Monday is huge, but the PM is still bound by his manifesto red lines. The fiscal constraints mean there are inherent limitations to what he can do * “The results are absolutely shocking,” one cabinet minister said. “Voters have cut us off at the knees. Starmer has to change. It is very clear that voters like our policies but he is not generating a sense of optimism or showing that we are up to the scale of the challenge.” * Angela Rayner poised to make an intervention this weekend. How far will she go? As of last night she wasn’t expected to go for Starmer personally - she was going to talk about the direction of the party. But given where so many of her friends and colleagues are will that hold? thetimes.com/article/a4acc3…
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Ceri-Jane Hackling retweetledi
In Sunderland, Reform stood David Barker.
Who beat his girlfriend “black and blue”.
He also neglected and burnt his child with cigarettes. He was given a suspended sentence.
It comes up when you Google him.
He won in the council election.
He’s now a Reform Councillor.
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I’m looking for a year 8 novel for next year which is not hideously depressing. Currently Boy in the Striped Pyjamas on the curriculum and I cannot face another year of it! Everything I have googled sounds dystopian and grim. I would like something inspiring and fun.
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@CatherineWest1 No, Catherine, you can leave!
#StarmerStays
We don't want a new leader.
Keir Starmer is the reason I joined the party!
You really think, in an unstable world, changing PM would help?
You are giving the RW media ammunition
Are you THAT stupid?
Seems you are!
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Across the country yesterday, so many hard working Labour Councillors lost their seats through no fault of their own. I want to thank them for their service and dedication. 🧵
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@CatherineWest1 You don’t speak for me. After all the turmoil you’re suggesting that we have yet another PM? You’re mad. He’s doing a good job and I - like many others - want him to stay. If you succeed you’re going to lose a lot of members.
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and may even continue in an international role in the future but for now I know I speak for more Labour people than just myself in wanting him to step aside as our Leader.
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@lisasaintsfcfan So none of you read anything but the Daily Heil or watch anything other then GBeebies then.
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@IsabelOakeshott YOU are causing the divison. What’s WRONG with you?
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WHY did our stupid prime minister feel the need to mark St Georges Day with a divisive Tweet about 'hatred and division'? How about just saying something positive? What is WRONG with this man?
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@Samanth43010302 Weird, my Mum was taken to hospital recently. Not everyone we saw was born here but every single one of them spoke English and were nothing but kind and helpful.
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@linwood_barclay @StephenKing It’s so good, I haven’t watched the last one yet. Don’t want it to finish!
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Great season finale for Paradise. This show is the closest thing on TV right now to Lost.
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@JonathanPieNews Name a politician more popular than him them.
Starmer couldn't get a round of applause from a canteen full of BBC pedophiles at the moment.
So the post is accurate and you just don't like Farage, very mature of you.
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Bloody hell, he’s being serious. I thought this was a parody post at first glance. Jesus.
Zia Yusuf@ZiaYusufUK
Nobody else in British politics can pull off this level of aura 🇬🇧
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@Helen_Barnard @helenhairnets I politely offer my spare headphones.
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Such odd behaviour. Woman on train, professional, laptop, fully grown up but having a video call without headphones with what sounds like her husband.
I genuinely don't understand what thought process makes people believe this is acceptable behaviour.
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@Telegraph @AllisterHeath It is embarrassing. I work with a bunch of Brit’s and they all hate starmers government.
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✍️ 'What happened to us? How did we fall so far, so quickly? Where is our moral compass, our self-respect, our pride?' | Writes @AllisterHeath
'Sir Keir Starmer’s Britain stands alone, but for the most deplorable of reasons'
Read the full column 👇
telegraph.co.uk/opinion/2026/0…
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@DavidReform11 What the fuck are you thanking him for you traitorous idiot?
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@RightNUFC @elonmusk I thought he’d be better at punctuation!
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@IsabelOakeshott @notsocontrover1 But you still prefer to live somewhere with an appalling human rights record. Please feel free to stay there, just make sure you don’t criticise anything.
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@notsocontrover1 The uk is home and always will be.
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It almost feels like this government is deliberately trying to destroy our country. Not prosecuting under 17s for knife crime? Insane. Allowing young kids to change their gender? SICK. Giving away our territory? Treasonous. And so it goes on.
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@SuellaBraverman @reformparty_uk You’re a silly sausage. We don’t need them and certainly don’t want them.
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Ceri-Jane Hackling retweetledi
This was the headline from the Daily Mail re Angela Rayner/Stamp Duty.
Right wing media hypocrisy for all to see.
Nigel Farage blames being computer illiterate for his 17 breaches of the MPs code of conduct. BULLSHIT.
HE SHOULD RESIGN.
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