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@PollingReportUK Poole will not tolerate Labour or the Lib Dems again. That is a fact

PROJECTION: POOLE TOO CLOSE TO CALL (LEANING REFORM) MAJ: 0.8% pollingreport.uk/seats/E14001429

@elldivino How are they getting away with everything? I have the answer: the BBC

Can anyone tell me how Starmer and this pathetic, corrupt evil government are getting away with all with whats going on? Everything about them is doggy and shady as f*ck!

@BBCPolitics @timmyvoe Correction: the UK facing the biggest hit to growth from this government. Stop trying to spin this in Labour's favour, BBC

UK facing the biggest hit to growth from Iran war out of G20 economies, influential global policy group says bbc.in/4rZfmoq

@ramonagusta @AngieCH2309 The BBC seem very keen to defend Labour though!

The only people left defending Starmer and this Labour government here on X are actually Labour MPs and even some of these are "quiet". All other supporters (except Labour cranks) have vanished. It's over for Labour. Quicker the better now... let's have a GE. #Starmergeddon

@BBCr4today @hzeffman Conspiracy theories? Is that what the BBC now calls valid criticism of this government? 🙄

The Metropolitan Police have published a transcript of the call former No10 chief of staff Morgan McSweeney made when he reported his government phone was stolen. Our political correspondent @hzeffman explains the conspiracy theories raised at PMQs yesterday.

@NHereright71207 @OldRoberts953 I have noticed that the BBC actually report very little to nothing on the news these days. I am sure that other people are starting to notice this as well

@OldRoberts953 The BBC won't be covering this at all. The Charter renewal and new funding model will be foremost in their minds. So don't expect anything to upset the government in the next wee while....

Just imagining what would have happened if the phone ‘theft’ story had occurred under a Tory government.

@MoodyMandy0 @OldRoberts953 @LGB_1962 And the endless articles from the BBC

@OldRoberts953 @LGB_1962 OMG 😱 labour would have made sure those messages were retrieved, and i can just hear the dulcet tones of Starmer calling for heads to role and the cultured voice of Rayner calling for resignations, from "Tory scum".

@pcowles @PolitlcsUK There is probably a breach of the parliamentary rules from Starmer there as I somehow don't think that a PM should abuse their position to attack another party without that party being able to defend themselves

@PolitlcsUK A point of order was made.. but against Starmer not Farage! The PM made a blatant party political point & personal attack against another party leader at what should be the PM Questions! The original question was also totally ignored.

🚨 WATCH: Nigel Farage explains why he walked out of PMQs after Keir Starmer's answer "He started ranting and raving about Reform's councils across the country. In disgust, and against Parliamentary convention, I got up and I walked out"

@pcowles @PolitlcsUK The last time I remember the SNP doing it was in 2019 when their Westminster group was lead by Ian Blackford.

@PolitlcsUK Actually it is allowed.. the SNP have done it a few times & also several independents.

@Hannah4on @PolitlcsUK Starmer and the rest of Labour are so used to having an easy ride from the media that they are not mentally prepared for any constructive criticism and tough questions. The BBC are very much a part of this problem as well

@PolitlcsUK Starmer is always like this; he only accepts questions that benefit him. If you bring up his shortcomings, he'll refuse to answer

@Shayna620 @BBCPolitics The BBC will never side against Starmer and that is a fact

@BBCPolitics What you should of said BBC, is that Starmer refuses to answer the question that the voters want an answer to.

“Smash the gangs has been a total abject failure” On English Channel small boat crossing numbers, Nigel Farage asks PM “what is plan B?” Keir Starmer says the Reform UK leader has “absolutely no judgement” and attacks his stance on Iran war #PMQs bbc.in/47UF06x

@RareAxies @therealmissjo Because woman have been brainwashed to think that these are the 'better option' 😒

@therealmissjo why do white women keep putting themselves at risk like this how do we stop this behaviour

Another day and another Mohammad has been found guilty of being responsible for the death of a British woman. Mohammad Durnion invited Reanne Coulson to his flat in Coventry last summer. Whilst there she suffered head and neck injuries, as he attacked her. He claims that she died of an overdose. Neighbours heard screaming and reported it to the police. The police arrived but did not thoroughly search the flat, which was in appalling condition, using a bucket for a toilet. They did not find Reanne’s body, even though it was in the flat. When the police had left, Durnion returned to the flat, retrieved the body and took it to the woods where he tried to burn it. Durnion has been found guilty of manslaughter and will be sentenced tomorrow.

@tomhfh A contrast to the way that the BBC are reporting it. The BBC have practically declared Starmer as having 'won' the debate

The image the PM is projecting this lunchtime has been objectively awful. His worst PMQs for weeks. Badenoch has the advantage of having the facts on her side. Labour benches muted. x.com/jaheale/status…

Kemi Badenoch pushes the Prime Minister on energy at PMQs Sir Keir hides behind process and Ed Miliband saying it’s not his decision to make, to use our own North Sea resources. This is not good comms from the Prime Minister, saying he doesn’t have the power to make a decision

@StevenJonMiller This is very much the narrative now being set by the BBC. What we are seeing this year is the BBC and Labour Party become practically one single unit. One is the government and the other is the media arm

SERIOUSLY? I seriously cannot believe a Labour MP on GB News was talking as though the economy is doing well 🤣

@MathildeHe59410 @JackieD86388657 and yet none of these scandals get reported by the media

@JackieD86388657 This government has caused so many scandals that they can’t all be investigated. A hard reset is due.

I think the country is going to explode if Starmer doesn't get a grip There's too much serious stuff going on that just isn't being addressed/dealt with

@JackieD86388657 And yet the media are using this war to make Starmer look 'good on the world stage' 🙄

@TheIDGuyUK @LeoMontague91 But the media are not talking about gilts, unemployment or even the Mandelson files. They are literally ignoring anything negative with this government.

@LeoMontague91 My God, is everyone in Labour delusional? Forcing through abortions at birth Guilts up Unemployment up Flip flopping on defending the country Its a shit show, 100%. Imagine thinking thats what good looks like 🤡

Labour now 4 points behind Reform. Starmer having a good few weeks, and the impacts of government polices starting to take hold. At the same time far right parties are on the decline around Europe.

@LeoMontague91 Starmer is not having a 'good few weeks' on the media are not covering anything negative about the government whatsoever. The government and media are trying to milk this war to distract from real issues at home

@BBCNewsnight and not one interruption from the presenters. The BBC is literally the Labour Party show now

"People feel the system is rigged." Labour MP Liam Byrne, author of 'Why Populists Are Winning', discusses lessons which can be learned from the 2008 financial crash. #Newsnight

@higgins25995 @BBCPolitics Who is keeping them there? We the BBC for starters

@BBCPolitics KEIR STARMER — STILL PRIME MINISTER… BUT WHO’S KEEPING HIM THERE?

On Tuesday's #PoliticsLive Stella Creasy MP, Labour Sir Alec Shelbrooke MP, Conservative Annabel Denham, The Telegraph 12:15pm BBC Two bbc.in/4lQWjv8