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@BBCNewsnight @vicderbyshire You can’t deny that least 10 people like him but no more than 30. Five called LBC

"What Labour have to be careful of is the public actually starting to feel sorry for Keir Starmer..." LBC radio host, Iain Dale, tells @vicderbyshire callers to his show are on the Prime Minister's side. #Newsnight

@ProudYorkie67 @georgegalloway @JeanHatchet @Lizziedl @TheGreenParty @MothinAli Why are there so many Reformsters who have domestic violence conviction besides the PDFs?

@georgegalloway @JeanHatchet @Lizziedl @TheGreenParty @MothinAli

I notice the @TheGreenParty didn’t clip this of @MothinAli in one of his very rare interviews for BBC Politics North. Mothin is pushed a little by Natalie Oliver of Reform about his claims and whilst before this he can’t look at her he finally loses his temper. His fist is curled and it gets closer and closer to her face as he calls her “far-right”. I’m sure this is not the front man they intended us to see.

Starmer could derail Reform tomorrow by changing the electoral system to a more democratic system… full PP or secondary voting to achieve 50.1%. He won’t because he still believes that Reform is the ideal threat to all decent and left leaning people of the UK. He still believes that he can make it between him and Reform but that ship has sailed. The Greens have stepped up but need to form alliances with socialist if they want to win with FPTP.

@entiquing @business You must be the most uninformed person on the planet. Jolani has met every western leader. He is the Islamic Zelenskyy

@Supersage64 @business Bro you’re too stupid to know this is a fake photo and article. They never meet.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is due to host meetings to tackle antisemitism on Tuesday after two men were stabbed in north London last week in the latest attack targeting British Jews bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

There appears to have been a serious breach of long-standing constitutional conventions governing electioneering in the period immediately preceding the recent local government elections in the United Kingdom. Yet despite the gravity of such conduct, many of these breaches are effectively beyond meaningful sanction under existing U.K. law because the conventions themselves have never been properly codified. That legal vacuum has created a dangerous environment in which incumbent governments may increasingly feel free to exploit the machinery of the state for electoral advantage, safe in the knowledge that convention without enforcement is little more than suggestion. In response, I have drafted proposed legislation titled the Electoral Integrity and Democratic Neutrality Bill 2026. The Bill seeks to codify constitutional conventions governing governmental neutrality during electoral periods; prohibit the misuse of public office, state resources, and publicly funded communications for electoral advantage; establish safeguards against coordinated electoral manipulation; impose statutory duties of impartiality upon regulated broadcasters; establish an Electoral Neutrality Commission; and create proportionate criminal offences for aggravated electoral misconduct. The legislation is designed not merely to tighten existing electoral law, but to restore public confidence in the integrity of British democracy itself. Among the concerns prompting this proposal was the decision by the Prime Minister to address all public servants by email on the eve of the election — conduct which arguably presents a prima facie case of electioneering directed at a major electoral constituency using state resources. Alongside this, there appeared to be a highly coordinated media campaign by broadcasters against an insurgent opposition party, despite those broadcasters being subject to statutory and regulatory obligations relating to fairness and due impartiality. Whether one agrees politically with the parties involved is beside the point. The integrity of democracy depends upon rules being applied consistently and institutions remaining neutral during elections. The current framework is inadequate. Constitutional conventions alone are no longer sufficient protection against modern political operations, state communications strategies, and media coordination. Rules without enforcement cease to function as safeguards. If the United Kingdom is to remain a credible parliamentary democracy, stronger legal protections for electoral neutrality are now required. The Electoral Integrity and Democratic Neutrality Bill is intended to begin that conversation. Support the Bill. open.substack.com/pub/langenhove…

@entiquing @business You are too stupid for those conversation

@Supersage64 @business Not all Muslims are Islamists Abraham Accord countries are not Islamist countries. Bibi doesn’t have a close relationship with the Syrian government

@antoniac08 @Independent You have a fake profile ?

@Independent Dangerous conman

Local elections 2026 live: Polanski responds after false Red Cross claim emerges trib.al/JhCE85F

@MacroBombastic @FT What’s you real name ?

@FT Mate, it's about time someone in the Green Party took responsibility for their lies.

Green Party leader admits he was wrong to claim he was British Red Cross spokesperson ft.trib.al/akvVfzb

@pstjoshuagideon @FT They only remember what suits their agenda

@FT Once someone has to walk back a claim like that, it sticks. In politics, people don’t just remember the correction, they remember the doubt it created.

@draken1721 @FT Faking your name on X should disqualify you from commenting

@FT lmao caught lying about credentials. classic green party move. wonder what else they're making up

@Farisiyn @FT He was MC at an event and answered a few questions in their behalf. Saying he was a spokesperson is really huge if you’re pissed off with people lying about their age

@FT Green Party leader admits he falsely claimed to be a British Red Cross spokesperson.

@RMc2407 @FT I heard that uses his partners Tesco points … that’s huge

@FT Falling to bits now. Polanski caught fibbing. Greens candidates making anti-semitic remarks and the excuses sound like they're borrowed from Reform UK Ltd.

BREAKING NEWS: Zack Polanski once ate all the purple ones in the tin of Quality Street Source: Trevor Phillips

The U.S. helping ships sail safely through the Strait of Hormuz.

@business Borrowing cost can be lowered with QE. Support the BoE amendment bill open.substack.com/pub/langenhove…

The Green Party is seeking to reduce the UK’s borrowing costs by tackling the climate crisis and reducing inequality, its leader Zack Polanski said bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@2230Josh @BBCNewsnight You were doing so well challenging aspects of the bill and now you destroy it all by showing yourself to be a moron.

@Supersage64 @BBCNewsnight

“He should be very, very careful in what he is peddling.” Joint Chair of the Board of Deputies, Dame Louise Ellman, a former Labour MP, says Green leader, Zack Polanski, has shown “gross misjudgement” after he was criticised by the head of the Metropolitan Police. #Newsnight

The markets need bonds. Bonds don’t need markets. Premium bonds pay zero interest yet people still invest in it and is probably oversubscribed in respect to maximum investment. Most investors would invest more if they could. Do you know how they funded QE and why it was necessary? If you knew then you would have a completely different view of the world. Maybe you don’t want to know.

@Supersage64 @BBCNews Yes, but it is a double edge sword. when the old 10 yr bonds term runs out the gov needs to raise new bonds to pay the old holders, and at that point it needs to pay the yield the market is offering and it is stuck paying that higher yield for the term of the new bond.

UK long-term borrowing costs reach 28-year high bbc.in/4db3uuf

@Charles47674402 @business You say this when Trump has already confirmed the opposite? What level of stupid are you’re at?

@business The United States Navy and Air Force are already playing a good role in helping ships pass through the strait of hormuz safely.

Top US officials spent Monday and Tuesday offering new details on the role the US military will play in helping ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Hours later, President Donald Trump shelved the operation entirely after being warned it risked escalating a conflict he is eager to bring to an end. bloom.bg/49xRnWX 📷: Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg

@Kevin_Blackman @HeidiBachram @TheGreenParty Your evidence has ready been debunked. They are all Zionist faking support for Palestine

@HeidiBachram @TheGreenParty Are we surprised considering the “Greens” are now an Islamist party and the climate is not only an after thought but once the party is fully hijacked will no longer be a consideration at all.

Shame on @TheGreenParty. Nobody should vote for them while they’re in this antisemitic mess.

@HeidiBachram @TheGreenParty Support my bill open.substack.com/pub/langenhove…