Flora Coleman

Wow @ffnews thank you! I couldn’t be more blessed to be amongst these amazing women #swashbucklers fintechf.com/homebox/fintec…

Great piece from @TomHCalver which uses some of our data to show how many of Labour's difficulties have become bound up in different elements of welfare and the difference between general preference for cuts and the specifics...

my food in the microwave

From the manosphere to looksmaxxing, we know there are parts of the online world that target young men and boys growing up in Britain today. Great to join forces with @MovemberUK to speak to young men about their experiences growing up online, and what they’d like to change.

@horton_official Me too, the pressure. I would get all in my head about a silly walk.

I would definitely trip over my own foot if I had to do the post No10 meeting walk

Interesting new report from @LabourGrowth outlines one possible path towards a successful political economy

Starmer's Labour appears to have all but given up on economic growth. But it remains essential for Britain to avoid a rapid and significant deterioration in our national wellbeing My @thetimes column thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

Iran has been running shadow networks on British soil. I’ve spent years mapping organisations, individuals and media cut outs. Referrals to the police. The Charity Commission. Ofcom. The Government needs to do their part.

Let us cast all political debate and differences aside and bask in the objective truth that every person involved in politics loves a pretty map.

Interesting from @EnfieldDispatch on how Greens plan to work w/ a minority Conservative council to stop Labour house building plans. Will be interesting to see how that plays out. Feel there could be a tension between Green nimby-ism vs housing concerns of younger voters.

I can never forget in the 2015 leadership debate when Andy Burnham said “Party first, always”, and Liz Kendall (who ended up doing terribly, on 4%) absolutely bodied him by quietly saying “country first”.

As a Lewisham local, I just want my bins collected and the occasional fireworks display.

Footage from Richmond

Pictured: Ed Davey addressing the Richmond-upon-Thames council

David Gauke held three Cabinet offices. In successive Treasury roles, he consolidated the disastrous financial situation left behind by Gordon Brown. He shifted people off benefits and into productive work. He was always a calm, measured, results-driven public servant. God save us from the tribalism that defines political integrity as “agreeing with me”. Congratulations Sir @DavidGauke.

THE MAY 7 TORY DEADLINE HAS PASSED! NO MORE TORIES! 🚀🇬🇧

Hearing some wildly unsubstantiated rumours based on anecdote. Anyone else?

In the queue to vote 🫡

My condolences to Zack Polanski