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Eleanor forgot to mention; teeny tiny weeny little minds don't discuss anything. They just tell you what you think...

@KemiBadenoch, I filled up my car today - I paid 149.9p per litre thanks to the war you backed. A month ago I was paying 130.7p But, back in 2022, when you were in power, I was paying over 180p a litre and then, you didn't even consider removing VAT from fuel. You didn't then because you knew it would devastate the UK treasury. You're advocating it now for the same reason.

@suespeaksup I was extremely disappointed that when I loaded WhatsApp on my new phone, all the messages from my old phone had gone. The messages certainly do not 'come straight back', or come back at all. And believe me, I tried.

We’re being told messages are “lost” because of a missing phone. But that’s not how it works. If you use WhatsApp, you just get a new phone, log back in… and your messages come straight back. Simple. And it’s not just one copy either the other person still has them. Group chats still have them. Backups still exist. So nothing’s really gone, is it?

@antmiddleton @MayorofLondon Under attack by people like you posting inflammatory bollocks mostly...

Derby was a terrorist attack! Another on a long list within Great Britain. Don’t ask @MayorofLondon what a terrorist attack is as he’ll ask you to spell it out or just fob it off as part and parcel of big city living! You are under attack people, plain and simple!

I see that @conservatives have revived their Brexit bus idea with this fuel tanker. 👇🏻 I won’t be fooled by it. I want a better future for my children no longer tied to the fossil fuel past, no longer a hostage to fossil fuel profiteers.

Speaking at the launch of Labour's local elections campaign, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the conflict in the Middle East "is not our war, and we are not going to be dragged into it." live updates: trib.al/Q9kOvd9

@OunkaOnX Isn't it handy that 'honouring God' involves giving your money directly to her?!

WH spiritual adviser Paula White: 'Christians should donate their first tenth of gross income to Israel to honor God and His tithe' Imagine your spiritual adviser telling you to Venmo another country 10% of your paycheck or you're disobeying God

🇯🇵 Japan is trending on X today. Good. It’s long overdue. Let me tell you three things about this country that will quietly rearrange everything you thought you knew about human nature. And animal nature, for that matter. Someone left an iPhone on a bench in Tokyo. Not in a sleepy suburb. In Tokyo, a city of thirty-seven million people, most of them late for something. The phone sat there. The next day, it was still there. Which means that every single person who walked past it made a small, private decision: not my phone. Leave it. In most cities, that phone would have had the life expectancy of a mayfly in a thunderstorm. Then there are the football fans. Japan plays a match, the stadium shakes, and then they tidy up. Every wrapper, every cup, every last plastic bag. They leave the stands cleaner than they found them. As a matter of course. As if it simply never occurred to them to do anything else. And then there is Nara. In this ancient city, over a thousand wild deer roam freely among temples and schoolchildren and tourists. They have lived alongside humans for thirteen centuries, considered sacred messengers of the gods. They will walk up to you, look you in the eye, and bow. Deeply and deliberately. It is, I should mention, a learned trick to get rice crackers. But here is the thing: somewhere along the way, a deer decided that the correct way to ask a human for something was to bow politely first. In Japan, even the wildlife has manners. No law requires any of this. No fine threatens it. It emerges from something much harder to legislate: the quiet, unshakeable conviction that the space around you is shared, and therefore your responsibility. Three small stories. One very large idea. The rest of us might want to take notes. ありがとう、日本。 Thank you, Japan. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

🚨 THIS VIDEO FROM 1987 IS GOING VIRAL — AND SOMETHING ABOUT IT FEELS OFF Watch this carefully. In a 1987 interview with Barbara Walters, Donald Trump starts talking about the Middle East… Iran… and what the U.S. should do next. Then says he’s thinking about running for president. Not subtle. Not vague. Direct. • Says the country is being “ripped off” • Points straight at Iran as the problem • Talks about going in and taking oil • Warns a war in the Middle East is coming This wasn’t last year. This was 1987. And now people are hearing it differently. At what point does this stop being a coincidence?

Two people pretending that Charles actually cares about the climate, when instead he's exempted from environmental laws and uses helicopters to travel everywhere. #NotMyKing #AbolishTheMonarchy

Morphing into the Reform blue there. Not hiding your merge with Farage any longer? Also, this is scientifically illiterate nonsense. Drilling for oil and gas would not lower bills. But you and Tice know that already.

This interview is a uniquely valuable perspective. Please watch.

@mattycoates83 @awxiskhan @TheBritLad As I said, I studied slaughter methods. I also worked with a girl once who survived slitting her wrists. Bleeding out is like drowning or hypothermia, you basically drift off to sleep. Also, 90+% of halal slaughter here is stunned first. Watch a video of a captive bolt misfiring.

@Soddem_Hall @awxiskhan @TheBritLad Go watch a video of halal sheep getting their throat slit then come back and answer more educated

🚨BREAKING: Thousands of furious Brits have taken to social media to declare a full boycott of Subway and KFC. Both chains have recently announced they are switching to Halal meat in their products. Do you support the boycott?

@VictoriaAtkins Make the most of it, Atkins. You won't even still be an MP after the next General Election. And neither will your joke of a 'leader'.

This city-dwelling socialist Government has come for our farms, family businesses, savings, homes, schools, even wood burners. They’re littering the countryside in solar panels whilst having done little on actual littering and fly tipping. And whilst we’re all worrying about rising fuel prices and taxes, they’re now coming after the traditional, lawful rural sports of trail hunting and shooting. They are re-arranging the deckchairs on their sinking ship of leftist political failure.

His salary is the half billion pounds we're forced to give him and his family each year. Another clear reason to abolish the monarchy. #NotMyKing #AbolishTheMonarchy

Can't wait for 5 o'clock today. Not to get away from work, but to be astounded by how light it is. And then get home and talk about it some more. Then say it again later. And then keep checking the sky after that. Then when it IS dark talk about how late it is. Can't wait.

Trump Texts Norwegian Prime Minister To Clarify He Does Not Want Nobel Prize, Fourth Time This Week “Just so we’re clear,” reads text sent at 2:47 AM WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump reached out to Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre early Tuesday morning to reiterate, for the fourth time this week, that he has absolutely no interest in receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, a prize he does not want, has never wanted, and cannot stop talking about. “I can’t think of anybody in history that should get the Nobel Prize more than me,” the President said Monday, adding immediately that he did not want to brag. He then bragged. “Nobody else settled wars,” he continued, which is technically a sentence. The prize in question was awarded in 2009 to Barack Obama, a man who speaks in complete sentences, reads at a pace exceeding one word at a time, and has never suggested injecting bleach, light, or veterinary medicine into the human body. Obama assembled an administration of people who had read books, could locate countries on a map, and understood in broad terms how the world functions. He did not brag. He used long words correctly. He could spell them. Oslo gave him the prize essentially for existing in a composed and literate manner, which, in fairness, the committee found refreshing. World leaders this week declined to comment on the Nobel situation, as they were busy processing other things. French President Emmanuel Macron, asked about Trump’s remarks at a press conference in Paris, paused for what witnesses described as “quite a long time” before responding. “If I stood at a podium and said I deserved the Nobel Prize more than anyone in history, they would not applaud,” Macron said carefully. “They would make a phone call. To doctors. With a particular kind of vehicle.” German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was more direct. “In Germany we have a word for a man who believes he alone has saved the world and requires this to be acknowledged daily,” he told reporters in Berlin, “but we have agreed as a nation not to use it anymore.” British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, maintaining the expression of a man who has given up being surprised, noted only that the United Kingdom has “a robust tradition of understatement” and that he found the current American communication style “quite different from that.” Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said nothing but was photographed staring at a wall for eleven minutes. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida issued a formal statement expressing confidence in the strength of the alliance, which diplomats confirmed was the politest possible way of saying nothing at all. What struck observers across capitals was not the Nobel Prize itself, but the American public’s apparent comfort with the situation. Polls show 47 percent of U.S. voters find the President’s behavior completely normal, a figure European officials have taken to reading aloud to each other at dinners for the sustained entertainment value. Trump has been president twice. He has settled wars. He does not drink. What he has done with disinfectants and UV light is a matter of public record and active medical curiosity. Does he want the prize? No. “I don’t want to be bragging,” he said, at a press conference, in front of cameras, into a microphone. He then bragged. Støre’s office confirmed receipt of the texts but declined to comment, noting only that the Prime Minister had read them. At press time, the President had settled a ninth war, which he described as “not for the prize or anything.” Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

Imagine your biggest geopolitical enemy looking at your leadership and saying: “Don’t touch him. He’s doing more damage than we ever could.” Let that sink in.

A reminder that during their 14 years in power energy bills rose by 6% every year then doubled in their final years in power.

That's it. That's the best picture from Saturday's No Kings protests in the USA. The literal Statue of Liberty being detained by police. It doesn't get much more poetic than this.