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Starmer losing it... 🧨 order-order.com/membership

@SamCoatesSky He hides behind process all the time. Slowly does it. No agility.

Keir Starmer accepts the UK is not on a war footing at the moment JENKIN: Why is (the UK) not on a war footing now? STARMER: Because the strategic review commits us to a war footing, and we now need to put the funding in place in order to get there.

@LeeHarris @DCBMEP @Keir_Starmer this is not leadership. Watch this and hopefully reflect for the better of us all.

🚨Keir Starmer LOSES HIS TEMPER at the select committee hearing because he is *rightly* accused of "enormous complacency" for failing to defend Cyprus. He's extremely thin-skinned and lacks the emotional maturity to be prime minister. The man is not fit for office.

@Steven_Swinford @elliottengage “He’s a friend of mine” should immediately remove the right to have an opinion @lisanandy please please when will you all understand how to deliver the integrity you promised at the election?!!

Lisa Nandy tells @elliottengage that Andy Burnham should be allowed to stand for Parliament because he is a 'huge asset to the party' She told The House magazine: 'He’s a friend of mine, he’s my mayor and he was my neighbouring MP for seven years. 'I think he’s a huge asset to the party. And I’ve said before — I’ll say again — I’ll support him in whatever he wants to do 'And while I respect the views of colleagues on the national executive committee, had I been sitting in that seat — is that what you’re asking me, what I would have voted? Yeah, I would have voted to allow him to stand, as Lucy [Powell] did. 'I do understand the argument that he’s the mayor of Greater Manchester, and he’s a very good mayor, and he’s got a term to see out' But she said that Labour members 'deserve to be in the driving seat of their own lives, and it offends me when people are not, and I think that goes for our members as much as everybody else' thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

@Peston So if you don’t work basically.

Just in case any of you read into this that the Chancellor will announce details of specific support packages tomorrow, for households and businesses, Rachel Reeves won’t. There will be zero actual spending announcements. What we will get is a framework for energy subsidies, should any be needed in the future. And that framework will basically say means-tested not universal provision. In Reeves’s statement to MPs tomorrow, she will also give more detail on empowering the Competition and Markets Authority to crack down on price gouging, and something about improving the security of UK energy supplies. Finally she will do an updated assessment of how the economy is coping with Trump’s Iran war shock

@Sacha_Lord @JoJaygo18 @RachelReevesMP Weren’t they advising the hospitality industry to cut costs by serving warm beer the other day? :0

Dear Chancellor. You told me you were The Chancellor of Business and Growth. What would you say to Becky, who has had to close her pub after 20 years, due to soaring costs @RachelReevesMP.

@WalkerMarcus @LucyTrims Yup

My phone was stolen two years ago. I’m pretty sure that all my messages reappeared on my new phone once I set it up.

@patmcfaddenmp Pat with respect you are all clueless. How did you all get where you are with such a low level of understanding as to how businesses work?! Labour is fundamentally the party of benefits. Not for working people. Not for entrepreneurs or sole traders. The party of state dependence

Too many of Britain’s young are not working. Labour has a plan to fix that. Long term problem deserving a serious answer. Hiring bonuses for employers. Boosting youth apprenticeships for small businesses. Help for the long term youth unemployed. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/2…

Must add, @CamillaTominey did an excellent job at skewering Labour’s Steve Reed here.

‘The Prime Minister’s chief of staff has no back up of his messages?’ @Lewis_Goodall wants to know what happened to Morgan McSweeney's phone containing texts with Peter Mandelson.

🚨 WATCH: Keir Starmer’s calls with Donald Trump are mocked in the launch of Saturday Night Live UK #SNLUK

@jrkdenison If you have kids doing DofE then accompanying them litter picking is part of the course! You and most importantly they realise how awful it is that people just chuck stuff on the streets without a thought. Top offenders on country lanes here are: Red Bull, Monster and McDonald’s!

I spent a really enjoyable couple of hours this morning litter picking around the river with my good friend Natalie Christian-John and what must have been dozens of other volunteers. Well done to everyone who came along for it! Great to see Councillor Andrea Spice and thanks to all at @BedfordTweets who were involved in the organisation. There was loads of enthusiasm from fellow residents who were out enjoying the lovely weather. If you've never been out litter picking before, I strongly recommend it to add an extra sense of achievement to your walk! Thank you to everyone who takes care of our shared spaces, even if you do nothing more than use the public bins or take your litter home with you. 😊💙

@NeilDotObrien Exhausting. Totally exhausting. Drama after drama. We just need straight up, transparent governance.

Very convenient for Starmer

@kateferguson4 @Jamin2g Of course.

EXCL: Morgan McSweeney's mobile phone with texts to Peter Mandelson was stolen. These messages may be lost forever - meaning there there will be gaps in The Mandelson files published by No10. Phone was nicked and reported to police last year. thesun.co.uk/news/38591267/…

@DPJHodges @VoteTimBarnes !!

At the start of the week Keir Starmer told the country he would not allow Britain to get dragged into a "wider war". He repeated it at PMQs. The Iranians started firing missiles at Diego Garcia. And the Prime Minister hid that fact from the British people.

@JohnRentoul @DavidPBMaddox What happened to the promise of integrity!!!?! Surely they cannot be serious!! Out of the frying pan and into the pan!

Reshuffle speculation from @DavidPBMaddox: Streeting and Reeves out; Rayner, Haigh and Powell back in independent.co.uk/news/uk/politi…

@antoniabance We have the highest tax burden since the 1940s. Hardly a win

Marvellous! Abolish those business-killing rates, slash energy bills with proper British drilling, no more stamp duty on family homes, pro-growth, pro-worker, @KemiBadenoch leading the charge.