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@TLDwrites @JohnMur24035538 @5haronl @Nigel_Farage Makes claim, gets questioned, post answer which is not an answer You have swallowed Frogface’s methods hook line and sinker haven’t you Pondlife

Key takeaways Net favourability towards Keir Starmer (-46) is largely unchanged from last month Kemi Badenoch’s latest net favourability score of -17 is her highest to date, as well as the highest of any Tory leader in five years 27% of Britons have a favourable opinion of Nigel Farage, while 64% see him unfavourably 50% of Britons now have a negative opinion of Zack Polanski, up sixteen points since last month Andy Burnham remains the most popular Labour figure among the public, with a net score of +4, and is the only figure a majority of 2024 Labour voters see positively NIGEL FARAGE Despite not holding a seat in the UK Parliament for the majority of his career, has become the most influential political figure in post-war British history by utilizing populist strategies and electoral pressure from the outside, a visionary ahead of his time.

I don’t care what donations @Nigel_Farage received or how he spent it. All I care about is whether he’s is a good politician & a patriot & what he will do for the country. He’s our best politician, a great patriot and he has our best interests at heart. That’s all we need.

@SlyForTheRight @5haronl @Nigel_Farage Mmm ageing well your twitter history is ….. that’s the great thing about most reformtards , one more brain cell and they would be an amoeba

@5haronl @Nigel_Farage Is this you?

@Commons13289002 @RealStephenKerr He’s already out you fucking amoeba

@RealStephenKerr Reform....just this once stand down lets get Flyn out.... its worth it...

There is a by election in Aberdeen South. Time for Unionists to unite to beat the SNP. Scottish Conservatives were just 3.5% behind at the recent election. We can win and stop another nationalist getting into Parliament.

@HackedOffSiren @scottishimage Ah yes the informed views of a pish spouting pint puller from Phuket

@scottishimage Agreed, the whole Labour brand is now toxic.

I live a matter of miles from Makerfield. My friends span the political spectrum from Reform to Tory to Labour and more. All those ive spoken to and messaged since the news broke have said they won't be taken for idiots. Andy Burnham is in for the shock of his life 🇬🇧

@chris_sutton73 @CircleMusic77 I remember why I hated you as a player now

Now the dust has settled.. The reaction from many high profile people is way over the top. John Beaton was advised to go to the monitor and saw that the ball hit the arm in an unnatural position Bottom line is people would hate to see Celtic win the title again and that is all.

@WingsEcosse @BrianLeishmanMP @premnsikka Pmsl

Workers Party Scotland a proper socialist party is coming to replace you. We support Scotland’s right to self determination as well as peace in the world and women’s rights. You’re a unionist party naebody trusts to hold the line, neoliberal to your bootstraps and still throwing women’s rights under the bus. Harriet I supported PIE Harman? Really?

Yet again the people of Scotland rejected what we offered. We need a change in leadership and to remember what real traditional Labour values are. Only when we get back to those values will we get the chance to positively change people’s lives and create a fairer Scotland.

@Roisin7777 @RhonddaBryant @StephenFlynnSNP You could improve your aim in respect of Davidson

@RhonddaBryant @StephenFlynnSNP I am a Labour activist Chris, with 16 years as a local councillor. It is quite possible to be a political “enemy” usually when voting at the end of a debate, and at the same have respect for some of the opposition. I shall miss Stephen Flynn too (just as I miss Ruth Davidson).

I know I’m not meant to say this because we’re obviously bitter enemies but I will miss @StephenFlynnSNP from the Commons.

@robmcd85 @Oxenstierna_IRL And not having Lockhead would have been an issue because …….?

It’s the time to remind folk that just because someone becomes an MSP on the closed party lists doesn’t detract from the fact that they are duly elected and they enjoy all the rights, privileges and responsibilities of constituency MSPs. If we discount MSPs who won on a list at one point then we wouldn’t have had the following at the relevant dates (all who later became ministers): Nicola Sturgeon (1999-2007), Richard Lockhead (1999-2006), Fiona Hyslop (1999-2011), Shirley Ann Sommerville (2007-2011), Jamie Hepburn (2007-2011), Aileen Campbell (2007-2011), Humza Yousaf (2011-2016), Michael Matheson (1999-2011) and Maree Todd (2016-2021) You can be unhappy with the electoral system but that doesn’t change the fact that list MSPs are MSPs nonetheless.

@JamesMelville @CraigavonTC He loathed everything you stand for

Tony Benn’s 5 key questions: “What power have you got? Where did you get it from? In whose interests do you exercise it? To whom are you accountable? How do we get rid of you? And if you can’t get rid of the people who govern you, you don’t live in a democratic system.” 🎯

@tnewtondunn @Beatlesjimbo @drb_diana The words “human being” are deployed very loosely here are they not

@Beatlesjimbo @drb_diana Confident in saying zero chance of that! As human beings, they absolutely detest each other

There is an escape route for Labour from certain disaster at the general election: use their Commons majority to ram through PR. It’s cynical, + they’d never govern alone again, but it locks Reform out of No10. The left (Lab, Gr, LD) still have a majority over the right in the UK

@conor_matchett Other opinions are very possibly available

Which is every single one, by the way. Astonishing political career - well deserving of her Damehood

Jackie Baillie WINS Dumbarton She'll never lose it at this rate. Bucking the trend again, as she did in 2021. She has now won every single election in the history of devolution which she's contested

@HunsletTheBear @BodminGeneral Looks like an excellent day out

Hunslet took a break from his journey south to visit @bodmingeneral . As he came into the platform 5552 a small prairie pulled in ready to take him on an adventure.

@RealDonKeith Pub bore you mean

🚨 Pub landlord Adam Brooks issues a stark warning on TalkTV. If Britain votes LEFT again we’re finished. We are becoming a hellhole. Labour is destroying the traditional pub industry and the kind of people who don’t even want pubs on the local high street anymore. Britain better wake up fast.

@FredTedOlga @GeckoComms Hi you two

@GeckoComms @RailwayRabbit Hello 👋🏼

Olga says it makes her so very sad when lovely anipals and stuffies don’t get much interaction yet they continue to tweet day in day out. Please retweet for friends who tweet good/great content but seem to be slipping by the wayside. We need to keep twitter a happy place.

@lisasaintsfcfan @FrankTegrity If £1.83 a week is through the roof maybe you should cut down on the fags and ketamine

@FrankTegrity We are liebour and it has gone through the roof since they took control from the Tories not forgetting the money they are wasting rather take my chances with reform thanks

My 18 year old has done her first postal vote without any prompt from me she told me she wanted to feel safe and have a future so she voted reform 5 votes for reform from our house and my parents

@lisasaintsfcfan So more votes than brain cells in the house , this is what happens when you let cousins co-habit

@DJDJaco @Helen_Whately Crickets ……..

The household benefit cap is £22k–£26k/year for most working-age families. Exemptions for PIP, severe disabilities & limited work capability let some high-needs households exceed £50k. @Helen_Whately, can you share DWP data on numbers affected & circumstances? Transparency helps build fair reforms.

Thousands of households claim £50,000+ in benefits every year. You have to earn £65k for that income through work. It’s not fair and we can’t afford it. The next step in my plan to grip welfare and get Britain working 👇

Let's persuade Rocky Da Horse to stay by following and showing some love ❤️

I was detained under terrorism laws yesterday! 🤯 After hours of harassment by Belgian police and border control, I landed at Heathrow Airport on Friday evening. The moment I handed over my passport, I was immediately detained by eight counter-terrorism officers under Section 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000. I was treated like a high-priority international terrorist: searched, strange body photographs taken, my lawyer’s call illegally recorded, devices seized, and locked in a room for hours. They even demanded my sources in France and Belgium. Yet migrants with ties to terror organisations are waved through without proper checks, while I’m hammered for exposing the truth. France is deliberately flooding Britain with mass migration and soon they’ll push north into Belgium on an even larger scale. This is the biggest organised crime operation in history: well-funded gangs, NGOs coordinating with traffickers (while publicly denying it), all bankrolled by globalist corporations funnelling money to keep this machine running like clockwork. They want to scare me into silence. I refuse. I will not die on that hill. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 ✝️