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Interesting that monkeys don't like the stringy things on the banana either.

@SandDancer9 @JamesCleverly I think we are past caring re who would take over…most would be happy to purely see a vacancy in the PM position!

How numbered? I'm sick to the back teeth of listening to supposed political experts who say he should stay because his replacement will be worse. Who cares right now? Let's just get him out then deal with whatever comes along, the absolute nerve of this lily livered nasal creep to stand there and try to defend himself makes me vomit. GET HIM OUT.

I’m looking at the Labour benches at #PMQs, they all know that Starmer is dragging them down with him. He has lost the support of his ministers and backbenchers. His days are numbered.

Keir Starmer said to @SarahForRuncorn in PMQs that "I spent many years prosecuting paedophiles". What he didn't tell you, I kid you not, is he passed sentencing guidelines that allow paedos to *walk free*. There is something VERY wrong with Keir Starmer. The man is vile.

It’s game over…..

Keir Starmer’s missing the point. If he needs a vetting process to tell him Peter Mandelson was a terrible choice for Ambassador, Starmer hasn’t got the judgement to be Prime Minister

Mali - seen possibly being picked up by someone in a blue Fiesta car. Tredegar, Wales. Has anyone seen Mali around New Tredegar? She’s been out since 10am. 6 months old and from Blackwood so she doesn’t know the area at all. Please everyone share she’s my sisters dog and we need to find her. She’s also really nervous and shy. UPDATE - just been told she’s been picked up by someone in a blue fiesta by queens road if anyone knows anyone with that car please. facebook.com/groups/2276560…

Hello, do you have something in your pocket for me to eat? Kiss

Did you know? 🇬🇧 The UK government spends more on debt interest (£109bn/yr) than on transport, housing and the environment combined. We are paying hundreds of billions just to stand still.

The evidence from Olly Robbins is devastating to Keir Starmer. It is clear that No10 not only made the appointment before vetting was completed, but that Mandelson was already acting as the Ambassador before the vetting - even seeing highly classified documents. With this, and the 'constant pressure' No10 applied to the appointment and their 'dismissive attitude' to vetting Mandelson, it is now absolutely clear that 'full due process' was not followed. Keir Starmer has misled the House.

IN FULL: @KemiBadenoch just tore apart Keir Starmer for misleading the House of Commons.

I heard about an event yesterday where thousands of people planned to smoke cannabis illegally in Hyde Park The organisers said the police wouldn’t do anything about it So I went along to find out what was happening I was shocked by what I found

Well Alex explain this, Olly Robinson was given the tile of permanent secretary to the Foreign Office in January 2025, the Vetting process of Mandleson was carried out between December 2024 - February 2025, do they expect us to believe that, being only one month into his role he over rode the vetting failures? So this spin they are trying to protray is pure lies !

@Alexarmstrong @PippaP22 The buck stops with Starmer …no question….He is responsible for all gov activities …..

Somehow, journalists had inside information that Mandelson FAILED MI6 but Starmer and his team had no idea and were not told. It is going to be impossible for the public to swallow that the PM didn't know.

Durante nueve meses, mi esposa, Brooklyn, llevó en su vientre a nuestro pequeño niño. Y durante nueve meses, vivimos en un lugar entre la esperanza y el desamor. A principios del embarazo, supimos que algo estaba terriblemente mal. Alrededor del tercer o cuarto mes, los médicos nos dijeron que nuestro hijo tenía una hidrocefalia severa —líquido que se acumulaba tan rápidamente en su cerebro que lo empujaba todo a un lado. Antes lo llamaban “agua en el cerebro”, pero la simplicidad del nombre no suavizaba la realidad. Eventualmente nos derivaron al Hospital Infantil de Cincinnati, donde algunos de los mejores especialistas en fetos del país se reunieron con nosotros. Y nos dieron ese tipo de noticia para la que ningún padre está jamás preparado. Su condición era tan severa, tan extrema, que dejaron de medirla. No tenía sentido, dijeron. Las imágenes de la resonancia magnética eran devastadoras. Nos dijeron que había más del 90% de probabilidades de que nuestro hijo: • Muriese poco después del nacimiento, o • Sobreviviese con un deterioro cognitivo tan profundo que la vida —la vida real— no sería posible. Nos sentamos en reuniones por las que ningún padre debería pasar. Conversaciones sobre tubos de respiración. Sobre cuánto tiempo intentar. Sobre el momento en que tendríamos que tomar la decisión de dejarlo ir. Brooklyn se mudó a Cincinnati para estar cerca del hospital. Yo iba y venía —trabajando, cuidando a nuestras hijas Sophie y Lily, e intentando mantener nuestra casa en pie mientras nuestro mundo parecía derrumbarse. Luego llegó el 8 de julio. Quince minutos antes de la cesárea de Brooklyn, nos sentamos de nuevo con los médicos e discutimos cuándo —no si— tendríamos que retirar el soporte vital y dejar que nuestro hijo fuera al cielo. No tengo palabras para ese tipo de dolor. Y entonces —Charlie Edward Schnarr llegó a este mundo llorando. Un llanto fuerte, alto, desafiante. El sonido más hermoso que he escuchado en mi vida. Se quedó en la UCIN hasta ayer… y ahora estamos en casa. Juntos. Abrazándolo. Queriéndolo. Viéndolo respirar. Viéndolo vivir. Tiene una leve dilatación ventricular que vigilaremos —pero de lo contrario? Está prosperando. Comiendo. Retorciéndose. Bostezando. Agarrando nuestros dedos. Mirando alrededor a un mundo que nunca se suponía que sería el suyo. Los médicos no tienen explicación. Dijeron que su cerebro de alguna manera despejó el bloqueo por sí solo —algo que ninguno de ellos ha visto en un caso tan severo. La palabra que resonaba en la UCIN de enfermeras experimentadas y especialistas de primer nivel era la misma: “Milagro.” “Intervención divina.” Ellos lo dijeron. No nosotros. Sabemos que miles de personas —familia, amigos, compañeros de trabajo, extraños— estaban orando por nuestro hijo. Creo con todo mi ser que Dios escuchó esas oraciones. Que Él puso Su mano sobre Charlie. Que Él dijo, no a este. Pasaré el resto de mi vida agradeciéndole. A cada persona que oró por nosotros —cada mensaje de texto, cada nota, cada intención susurrada— gracias. Nos sostuvieron cuando estábamos demasiado exhaustos para sostenernos a nosotros mismos. La oración es real. Dios es real. Y los milagros… todavía ocurren. Con un corazón lleno y agradecido,

@JamesHenry2019 @higgyboson He was photographed wearing his wedding ring in last few days…why?

@higgyboson They used to live together & wear wedding rings, he now lives apart from her & pays her to attend events & doesn't wear a ring.

Does anyone actually believe these two are a couple? I don't.

@EssexPR The buck stops with Starmer ….he is totally responsible for the government’s actions!

The long and the short of it… Keir Starmer and No.10 were so desperate to get Mandelson in as Ambassador, they told everyone to get on with it no matter what. THIS IS ON KEIR STARMER

@EssexPR @jimmytwhu No. His handlers told him he had too. The same handlers that told him to get Nick Brown off the hook. The same handlers that have protected him after every single balls up he’s made, because he’s compliant. He carries out their directives, so they protect him.

It is my opinion, that if Keir Starmer hadn’t made Mandelson the U.S Ambassador… Mandelson would have leaked damaging information about the Prime Minister. This is the only explanation for Keir to pull out all the stops to get him in the job. Nothing else makes sense