Terry

@labourpress Nobody cares you faggots. Get the fuck out

Farage's excuses keep falling apart. It's time he came clean as to what he spent his secret £5 million gift on.

@Keir_Starmer You're a fucking wanker

Today the voices of division will be loud. They don't speak for the country I know, one that belongs to all of us. That's our Britain. A Britain worth fighting for. lbc.co.uk/article/keir-s…

@TheSaviour Fuck up faggot

FUCK EUROVISION FUCK ISRAEL FREE PALESTINE

@tmerveeee Yea sterilise it

Free Palestine!

@movearound77 @slmh_wn28088 @InsiderWorld_1 Fuck the lot of you parasites. Its a shame someone wouldn't fucking sterilise the lot of you cunts the world would be better off. Rats🐀

Everyday it’s free Palestine!

@LivLaughMock @FuhgedNews What can you expect from of species thats only just come down from the trees

@FuhgedNews Retard culture

This is black culture: He paid to stand on fake money and make it rain on the floor for nobody. Loser.

@RachelReevesMP Fuck off you parasitic cunt

Today’s strong growth figures show the Government has the right economic plan. The choices I have made as Chancellor mean our economy is in a stronger position as we deal with the costs of the war in Iran. Now is not the time to put our economic stability at risk.

@Neccccy Noncery

What do you see in his eyes?

@benonwine I remember 10 Mayfair being just under £2 and 20 for under £4

Cigarettes are nearly £20 a pack now… absolutely ridiculous. 🚬 What’s the cheapest you remember cigarettes ever being?

@empire_res66190 They should be gassed and incinerated. Problem solved

Should they? or is it them?

@blaiklockBP £28 over in NI

Normal legal price: £46.35 Illegal price: £5.00 They even took a bank card.

@Keir_Starmer Are you still here, breathing?

When I say every child should have the opportunity to go as far as their talent takes them, I mean every single child. Children who grew up in poverty, with special educational needs, those who can't get a job. We back them: every young person struggling to find work will get a guaranteed offer of a job, training, or a work placement.

@Im_K1992 Oh and fuck you😀

You are quite clearly anti Muslim and against Islam. Your own words on your account shows it. You’ll happily write all kinds of shit on here but when it’s time to say it face to face you deny you’re anti Muslim or anti Islam? Fanny.

@Im_K1992 Fuck Islam. Fuck Muslims. Parasites and terrorists. Never forget

@ozorpatience124 @NativeBritUK @PolitlcsUK P for prick

@NativeBritUK @PolitlcsUK “It’s crucial to protect all communities, but real solutions come from addressing the root causes of crime and instability. Throwing blame around without understanding the system’s flaws only distracts from real reform.

🚨 WATCH: Keir Starmer says he will block "far-right agitators" from travelling to the UK for Tommy Robinson's march on Saturday "We will not allow people to come to the UK to threaten our communities and spread hate on our streets"

@PolitlcsUK But he'll allow foreign invaders to come here and rape kids. Yea make that make sense

@AngelaRayner Thats what everyone is doing in this country. Holding on for dear life incase they drown

Today, I’ve been honouring a longstanding commitment to a group of determined school Mums to join them to raise funds for SEND-friendly playground facilities. When the going gets tough…

@AngelaRayner Just stop breathing. Please

@AngelaRayner Fuck you, you rancid ginger fucking trout. Your fanny would be like peeling apart a cold cheese toasty 🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮

We need immediate action to cut costs for households and put money back into the everyday economy. This can be done within the current fiscal rules, by ensuring those who benefit from the crisis contribute more so that everyone can thrive. Our Employment Rights Act was just the first step in our plan to Make Work Pay. Now is the time to take the next steps, starting with a Fair Pay Agreement in social care - but not ending there. A rising minimum wage must go alongside our programme to get young people into work. The investment we secured in social and affordable housing should now unleash a building boom that benefits British business and workers. We must double down on renters’ reform and show leaseholders our action on tackling ground rents and charges was just a first step to ending the feudal leasehold system for good. Our devolution revolution has begun, but is nowhere near done. Giving mayors powers to transform planning and licensing can boost local business and good growth, in the interests of local people. They must go alongside economic powers and public services. Boosting community ownership and stopping the sell-off of local assets from pubs to playgrounds will put power back in local hands, helping restore the pride they feel in the places they live. We must go further on planning reforms, to build the schools, hospitals, roads and infrastructure the country needs to grow. We should be unafraid to promote new forms of public, community and cooperative ownership across the board. Buses and trains being brought back into public hands can now operate for the public good, at prices passengers can afford. Thames Water is an iconic failure of privatisation, which resonates for the same reasons. People are rightly sick of bonuses for bosses who deliver nothing but higher bills. We must face down demands that the public pay the price of private failure. We must create good jobs that pay decent wages by ensuring defence investment includes a secure manufacturing base. Use our house building programme to boost construction, invest in the green economy, backing SMEs by reforming business rates and increasing support to revive our high streets and local economies, raise the minimum wage and get young people into work. And then there is politics itself, putting power back into people’s hands so that they are shaping the decisions that impact them. We must tackle the inflow of dodgy money in our politics - something that Nigel Farage, who took 5 million pounds in a secret personal gift from an offshore crypto baron, will never do. We must make politics work for ordinary people. We can only prove we mean it by putting the common interest ahead of factionalism. This is bigger than personalities, but it is time to acknowledge that blocking Andy Burnham was a mistake. We must show we understand the scale of change the moment calls for - that means bringing our best players into Parliament - and embracing the type of agenda that has been successful at a local level, rather than reaching back to an agenda and politics that has failed people. These are the fights we need to have, and the change in direction we need to see. Policy tweaks will not fix the fundamental challenges facing our country. This government needs, at pace, to put measures in place that make people's lives tangibly better, while fixing the foundations of a system rigged against them. The Prime Minister must now meet the moment and set out the change our country needs. Change our economic agenda to prioritise making people better off, change how we run our party so that all voices are listened to, and change how we do politics. Labour exists to make working people better off. That is not happening fast enough, and it needs to change — now. 2/2

Our party has suffered a historic defeat. Many good Labour colleagues have lost their seats despite working hard for those they represented. We have lost good Labour administrations and lost the chance for more. What we are doing isn’t working, and it needs to change. This may be our last chance. The Labour Party must now live up to our name: we must be the party of working people. We’ve heard the same on the doorstep as we’ve seen in the polls - the cost of living is the top issue for voters of all parties. People have turned to populists and nationalists because we have not done enough to fix it. Living standards are barely higher than they were a decade and a half ago. People feel hopeless - that the cost of living crisis will never end, and now they see oil and gas companies use global instability to post record profits. Once again, ordinary people are paying the price for decisions they didn’t make. It’s no wonder that across the UK, working people feel the system is rigged against them. Things can be so much better than this. Countries including Spain and Canada have shown that economies can grow and people can thrive when governments stay true to labour and social democratic values and put people first. We need to learn from that. In London, we lost young people who fear they will never afford a home. In my patch and across the north, we lost working people whose wages are too low and costs too high. In Scotland and Wales, people do not currently see Labour as the answer.  We are in danger of becoming a party of the well-off, not working people. The Peter Mandelson scandal showed a toxic culture of cronyism.  Decisions like cutting winter fuel allowance just weren’t what people expected from a Labour government. For too long, successive governments have allowed wealth and power to concentrate at the top without a plan to ensure the benefits of economic growth are shared fairly. The result is an economy that does not work for the majority, with wealth concentrated in too few hands. This level of inequality, alongside squeezed living standards, is the outcome of a model built on deregulation, privatisation, and trickle-down economics. But we have the chance to fix this.  1/2