Stephen Bond

@BladeoftheS Good, but he’ll only be replaced by another stooge.

What do you think?

@ronsterd89 The rest of my family do, but I hate them. I like their oil though😄

is there anyone who actually likes olives? Are we sure those people exist? Who buys olives to consume? I demand you reveal yourselves 🫒

Tory MP Joe Robertson says we shouldn't be talking about BP's record profits, thats a distraction when we should be talking about reducing peoples energy bills. Maybe the two things are connected?

@LucyTCWife I can (and have), gone online in a morning, put my details in, and literally then have a selection of appointments that day with a doctor. Well done Labour😀

Need to take my daughter to the Drs, granted it’s not life threatening but important nonetheless. Managed to get a telephone appointment for Thursday 14th May. Tell me again how well the NHS is working and how well Labour are doing at bringing down wait lists? I cat even remember the last time she needed to go to the Drs! In fact the last time she saw a Dr was privately.

Happy birthday to Andre Agassi. 56 today!

Not bad for a council-house estate, comprehensive-school educated lad, now MP for the part of Bristol in which he grew up. A face of modern Britain.

@TheDoorRestorer Oh, memory lane. My dad used the old National Dried Milk tins to store his miscellaneous screws. 😄Happy days.

When I was a kid, I used to sort various size, mixed up screws for my father, and putting them in the appropriate box. Half a century on, I'm still doing it now. For myself. The average age of these screws has got to be similar. 😀 Reclaim Restore Re-use Recycle ♻️

Stonking closing speech by Darren Jones at the end of the debate on the privileges committee motion. Really put the Tory clown in her place.

The days and nights in hospital. The smiles, the tears, the holidays, the laughter, the Lego, the cuddles and the love all summed up in one picture, when I crossed the line in London. Because the love a dad has for his child doesn’t end. It doesn’t fade. It doesn’t get easier. It just finds new ways to show itself. I took on something that was completely beyond me: two marathons in two weeks, carrying Hugh’s shoes. It drained me so much that I collapsed in a restaurant afterwards. But I did it. We did it. Together, we have raised over £26,000, and the story has now had more than 5 million views worldwide. The impact of these marathons, and the meaning behind them, has gone far beyond me. Thank you to everyone who has supported, shared, donated, messaged and carried us through. Now, in 48 hours, we go to Downing Street. ❤️🦋 Last chance to donate 👉🏻 justgiving.com/page/ceri-mena…

Boarding was chaos. Full flight. No overhead space left. I finally get to my row. Window seat. Already occupied. Guy’s sitting there. Headphones in. Settled. I check my boarding pass. Check the seat. It’s mine. So I say, “Hey, I think you’re in my seat.” He pulls one headphone out. “Nah, I’m good here.” I blink. Because that’s… not how seats work. “I booked this seat.” He shrugs. “There are other ones.” Ah. We’re doing entitlement today. So I nod slowly. “Okay.” And I sit down. In the aisle. Right next to him. Not moving. Flight attendant walks by. “Everything okay here?” I smile. “Yeah, I just don’t have my seat.” Now everyone is listening. The guy sighs dramatically. Like he’s being inconvenienced. “She’s making a big deal out of nothing.” I keep my voice calm. “I paid for that seat.” Silence. The flight attendant looks at his ticket. Then at him. “Sir, you’ll need to move.” And here’s the controversial part, He doesn’t. Immediately. He sits there. Calculating. Like maybe if he waits long enough, reality will change. It doesn’t. Eventually, he stands up. Slow. Annoyed. Takes the middle seat two rows back. The entire section watches him go. And the energy? Shifts. Because suddenly it’s not about a seat. It’s about someone trying to bend rules and losing. I sit down. Look out the window. And for the rest of the flight? Nobody tries anything.

This little video clip is a clue to one of the most popular pieces of classical music, can you guess it? The wind drowns out most of the birdsong, but you can just hear it.

This

My name is Ceri. These are the shoes of my 6-year-old son Hugh. He died before I could run this marathon. Today, he finishes it with me. Yes we did . 🇫🇷🇬🇧 You can help me get to £50,000 to help parents of seriously ill children 👉🏻 shorturl.at/Y04u7

When voting in the local elections, please judge Reform on our record so far: -over 75 councillors sacked, resigned or defected -every council raised council tax after promising to cut it -Staffordshire sacked two leaders for racism -Nottinghamshire spent £70k putting flags up

Do you think there needs to be an urgent inquiry into the blocking of the Russia Report by the Conservative Party?🤔 Repost after voting please.

Today, we will look at the Court Dress of this year's High Sheriff of Lincolnshire. Sue opted for a Full length, fully pleated DB coat in a petrol blue velvet (for extra swish). Trimmed with the obligatory cut steel buttons that are from a specialist button maker in London.

This is why so many people are scared of MPs like Hannah . They dare to point out the obvious and they won’t accept the status quo. Their values align with most of us, go well Hannah and thank you 🙏