George Brown 🇬🇧

Oh dear. The Leader of the Dutch PVV Party is to press charges against UK Health Secretary and leadership candidate Wes Streeting, for one of the many death threats posted by Wes on social media breitbart.com/europe/2026/05…

Hey @Keir_Starmer Your corrupt government. 👇

@ArchRose90 The trouble with the Tories has always been that they have so many politicians that are more lib dim than Tory. It’s been like that for years, just look at Heseltine and his obsession with the EU. I can’t vote Tory now as they got rid of Boris and put Labour in.

Kemi has improved at the despatch box but problems like this outweighs those performances. This just reminds people like myself why we stopped voting Conservative and certainly don’t intend again.

Even the 2 elected Labour Councillors had the sense to not join this coalition. 🤡🤡🤡

As someone with a worm’s eye view of the legislative process, it really irritates me that Starmer’s spin for the poor local election results is that his Govt hasn’t been moving fast enough. There were 40 bills in the first parliamentary session and there are 37 in the second, as set out in yesterday’s King’s Speech. Starmer has created 96 peers – a higher rate per year than any previous Prime Minister. He could not be going any faster. The fact that the legislation the Govt has rammed through has not delivered growth or reduced the tax burden on working people or lowered the cost of living – delivered the ‘change’ that Labour promised – is because they’re not designed to do that. They’re designed to placate the Party’s ‘stakeholders’ – backbench Labour MPs, trade unions, NGOs, think tanks, lobby groups, allies in the legal profession, cheerleaders in the media, etc. It’s been bleedin’ obvious to everyone on the opposition benches – and probably some on the Govt benches too – that the legislation was introduced in the last parliamentary session – particularly the Employment Rights Act – will impede growth, not accelerate it. We’ve told the Govt’s ministers this in the chamber again and again and everything we’ve predicted would happen has happened – rising unemployment, rising inflation, accelerating borrowing costs, an unmanageable welfare bill, exodus of high income-earners, thereby increasing the tax burden on the rest of us, etc. The idea that if the Govt had been going *even faster* – which is just straightforwardly impossible – the country would be better off, is for the birds. Even as a piece of spin, it’s pathetic. The reason we’re in an economic doom spiral is because this Govt is only interested in pandering to its ‘stakeholders’ and their only motive is to line their own pockets and advance their own narrow sectional interests. Changing the leader will make no difference. We need a Prime Minister and a Govt who are going to prioritise the national interest. I don’t see anyone in the pack of hyenas stalking Starmer who’s going to do that.

James did PPE at Oxford, became a local councilor & then an advisor to Sadiq Khan He has never had a job or hired people He now runs the world’s 4th largest workforce & a £246bn annual budget God help us

🚨Keir Starmer has just appointed a Health Secretary who doesn’t understand primary-school level biology, having previously said “transwomen are women”. This government is turning us into the laughing stock of the world.

In Wes Streeting’s resignation letter he described Reform as "dangerous English nationalism" and a “threat to values and ideals that have made this country great.” Well if those values and ideals were so great, the public would have voted Labour. He’s as out of touch as keir.

Lowe omits to say Ladbrokes only give his party a 5% chance of winning. This is to keep his cult frothing.

The new Health Secretary, James Murray, voted for assisted dying and doesn’t know what a woman is. On brand for Labour.

@marcus41099736 I thought Kemi’s speech yesterday was brilliant. My issue is there are still to many EU , net green supporters in the Tory party. Also it’s their fault by knifing Boris that we are where we are now. Still can’t forgive my MP for what he did to Boris. So reform for me.

Just rejoined the Conservative Party, I’m not buying into reform

@DPJHodges I do hope Reform win. And also take the mayor of Manchester

Confirmed. Josh Simons standing aside for Andy Burnham to return to Westminster.

@JamesMelville Don’t care as long as there is a GE and they are in opposition

Who should be the next Labour leader?

@LozzaFox @KemiBadenoch She was on fire yesterday

I’m a big fan of @KemiBadenoch.

Oooops.

@Iromg @LucyTCWife @Brillo58 Keep doing what you’re doing Mike. The more successful your channel is the more you can hold politicians of every party to account. We would also miss your morning shows if you were an MP

@LucyTCWife @Brillo58 I can’t afford to work for that money!!!

The bomb just went off

@crepycidon @Iromg Ah ok. Actually thinking about it in this Election Starmer may ask his team up there to vote reform 😂

@GeorgeSB02 @Iromg There aren’t any of those families in makerfield It’s unemployed/unemployable poor, grafting working classes and lower middle Class white people.

What?

@SBarrettBar @AlistairCarns We do have much to be proud of. Sadly the last 16 months have been a period of absolute embarrassment and betrayal by a government who hates its people and armed forces. GE needed

@AlistairCarns He betrayed veterans.

Have a great evening everyone….and remember ….. we have so much to be proud of….we are Great Britain!