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@DPD_UKHelplin had a large expensive item shipped with dpd it was not delivered next day. And now all I can get is "Sorry your parcel is being held at our dpd depot" I need help my customer is not happy.

@reformparty_uk Im amazed how many also voted Green

Britain voted Reform. 🎇

@LidlGB Not if your blind.

POV: You doing the big shop

@RadioGenoa When ?

Ex Scottish PM Humza Yousaf says he will soon return to Pakistan because there are too many racist and Islamophobic white people in Europe. Goodbye.

@Keir_Starmer Time to go

These are tough results for Labour. There’s no sugarcoating it. We’ve lost brilliant Labour representatives who’ve stood up for their communities. People are still frustrated. Their lives aren’t changing fast enough. We haven’t offered enough hope or optimism for the future. I was elected to change this country - tough days like this don’t weaken my determination to do that. They strengthen it.

@MattCas04807118 @georgegalloway Bet he voted Reform

Oh gawd!🙈 The broken but robotic minded Dalek Nerd is holding hands and pretending to smile. Starmer has only gone and dragged the wife out to pretend all is well.🙈 Will he resign?

@ScotNational Madness

NEW: Latest poll shows signs of Green surge to secure pro-Independence majority

@SkySportsF1 Sky F1 ripping off fans for another 8 years is nothing to celebrate.

Locked in long-term. Sky Sports will remain the home of Formula 1 in the UK & Ireland until 2034! 🏁🚨

@SteveODowd1 @Telegraph @thetimes Ahh a stinky green member what a surprise.

@Telegraph My problem is your HYPOCRISY! You don't report EQUALLY... This is political propoganda! E.G. Bet July & Oct last year, 27 mosques were attacked; you remained silent @Thetimes prints an obviously antisemitic 'cartoon' of the ONLY Jewish political leader; you remained silent

🔴 ‘Hatred is learned. We are not defined by it’, says TV host after incident in central London 🔗 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/0…

@Gavtaraysin @ZackPolanski @CounsellingSam Long covid..... why am I not surprised, 🤡

@ZackPolanski @CounsellingSam I voted Green already with my postal vote 👍 The political establishment needs a shock.

So Farage might debate me *after* the local elections. Ludicrous. Don't vote for Reform - they're lying to you. Vote Green - for hope and a plan. Join.greenparty.org.uk

@Garysheen6 @GiftCee Jerk

@GiftCee Ill give you a clue … my choice is Jewish and is the only British politician I’ve heard talking any sense on the most important issue affecting the world right now namely Zionist terrorists trying to expand their territory at the expense of this planet..

Hypothetically, the race is between (a) Zack Polanski (b) Kemi Badenoch. Who gets your vote?

On my way to Hartlepool where I'll be helping our Greens there hand out leaflets at Church Square from 11:30am We will be letting the people of Hartlepool know they can reject two-party politics and say NO to the hate and division of Reform by voting for us this May 💚💚💚

👉 The Green Party are very soon going to lead in the polls.

@novaramedia Oh dear, what a shame, never mind

Two prominent activists have been found guilty of public order offences in relation to a rally they organised in London against Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Chris Nineham, 62 and Ben Jamal, 61, were arrested at the January 2025 protest in London and accused of breaching protest conditions after police banned demonstrators from gathering at BBC headquarters, on the grounds that the building is near a synagogue. During the ruling at Westminster magistrates’ court, judge Daniel Sternberg said Jamal had given a speech that was “a suggestion, persuasion, and inducement” to breach police conditions. He convicted Jamal on two counts of inciting other protesters to breach the rules. Nineham is vice-chair of the Stop the War Coalition and Jamal is chair of the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign (PSC), which have brought millions onto the streets since October 2023 to protest the genocide. Nineham and Jamal said they would appeal the convictions. In a statement after the verdict, PSC denied that Jamal had breached any rules with the speech. “From the stage that day, Ben Jamal explained that a delegation of leaders… would walk peacefully in a symbolic protest towards the BBC to lay flowers to mark the corporation’s failures to report the truth of genocide in Gaza,” it said. “Ben made clear that, if stopped by the police, the flowers would be laid at the police line,” it added. The Metropolitan police alleged that protesters breached the police cordon after the static rally ended in Whitehall, which organisers denied. “In the event, as copious video evidence shows, police officers invited the delegation to pass though,” the PSC statement said. The group said there were “significant concerns about the conduct of the six day hearing”. The defence argued that the police’s restrictions were unlawful, but “extraordinarily, in dismissing this argument, district judge Daniel Sternberg informed the court that he was not obliged to give any reasons for his decision,” PSC said. Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who attended the protest, said he and others followed police instructions. “We held an entirely peaceful demonstration in support of Palestinian people… we ended the demonstration by laying down flowers at their feet to mourn the deaths of Palestinian children,” he wrote on social media. “Today’s verdict is a dark day for civil liberties in this country and is a disgraceful assault on the right to protest,” he added. “This case is part of a wider attempt to intimidate the Palestinian solidarity movement into silence. They will never succeed.” Labour MP John McDonnell said: “I hope this judgement is appealed as it stands as an assault on our civil liberties.” Feyzi Ismail, a lecturer in global policy and activism at Goldsmiths, University of London, said the trial highlighted “the extraordinarily close relationship between the Metropolitan police and Zionist groups”. Writing for Al Jazeera, she added that “this includes the police accepting recommendations from these groups about the Palestine movement’s demonstration routes.”

@PleasantBanter2 @Dean_Moses Why use English as a slur ?

ICE agents run from the press inside JFK airport as they are deployed with no masks.

@RhonddaBryant Good to see a few @labour voters going for a walk in the beautiful countryside.

Have to say my constituency is looking beautiful today

@PoliticsJOE_UK Always the Gingers

I lost my job after confronting Matt Lucas on Palestine youtu.be/OCrx4l_U_N0

Fact!

@SaraMirGilgity @jeremycorbyn Corbyn always supporting the terrorist for as long as I can remember

@jeremycorbyn Whenever the history of the world remembers you, it will remember you in the best words. @jeremycorbyn

There is only one way we will defeat Reform: together. That’s why I’m backing the Greens in the Gorton and Denton by-election. We are a mass movement of all ages, backgrounds and faiths — united in a belief that things can, and will, change.