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Coolest bloke in the world I bet his name is "Jack"

@Katie_Lam_MP @Richard00655575 No

Harriet Harman has just been appointed as Keir Starmer's "Adviser for Women and Girls". Her first act? To offer a seat in the House of Lords to a defeated Labour councillor, who tried to stop a grooming gang inquiry in Oldham. Have they no shame?

@Keir_Starmer Except help them defeat the IRG 🙄

I welcome the progress towards an agreement between the US and Iran. We need to see an agreement that brings the conflict to an end and reopens the Strait of Hormuz, with unconditional and unrestricted freedom of navigation. It’s vital that Iran must never be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon. My government will continue to do everything we can to protect British people from the impact of this conflict. We will work with our international partners to seize this moment and achieve a long-term diplomatic settlement.

@GBNEWS Set back …. To whom 🙄

European Union REJECTS Keir Starmer's Brexit reset demand in major setback gbnews.com/politics/europ…

@Councillorsuzie @Richard00655575 Starmer is already holding his beer 😆

Good Lord, this man is insufferable. He assumes he will win and take over the Labour Party. They have 100’s of MP’s is there seriously not one among them good enough to take over? Hopeless Labour!

@10DowningStreet When you talk about the NHS you should say NHS England because you don’t control Scotland, Wales or Northern Irish NHS services.

@ArchRose90 And not one person has put a tick in the box for him yet and if you thought Starmer was shit, just wait he is already holding Andy Burhams beer 🍺 🤔

So far, Andy Burnham has u-turned on: Desiring the UK to rejoin the EU. Not sticking with Rachel Reeves’ current fiscal rules. He is now. Allowing men in dresses into female toilets. THREE U-TURNS in less than a fortnight. Would the real Andy Burnham please stand up?

@FT @Goosey30111568 He’s not even had any one put a cross in the box for him yet and he already sounds like he has handed his beer to Keef Starmer 🙄

Andy Burnham says land in the UK is ‘undertaxed’ ft.trib.al/64bULpI

@Keir_Starmer You are insulting us 🤬

Every family should enjoy the summer without having to think about the pressures of the cost of living. That’s what our Great British Summer Savings package is all about.

@DominicFarrell Most of our high streets are starting to look like East Berlin except ours have more litter and graffiti 😠

A solar farm just opened where a beef farm used to be. This is a real sentence about a real place. In Lincolnshire, near Glentworth, on land that grew British food for six hundred years. 1,214 hectares of grazing pasture and cropland, the size of Heathrow Airport, now under panels for the next forty years. It is called Tillbridge Solar. It was approved in October 2025. The locals were against it. The local council was overruled by central government. The farmer who used to graze cattle on that land will not be grazing cattle on that land in your lifetime. Down the road, Springwell Solar got the nod the same month. 1,280 hectares. The largest in the country. Same story. Beef and arable, gone. This is happening everywhere. CPRE found that 59% of England's biggest solar farms are on productive farmland. In one Lincolnshire district, 7% of the land is now solar panels. Three solar farms, Sutton Bridge, Goosehall, and Black Peak, are built entirely on the highest grade of agricultural land we have. Now here is the part nobody mentions at the dinner party. The roofs of the warehouses on the A1 are empty. The supermarket distribution centres are empty. The Amazon sheds, the MoD car parks, the industrial estates outside every town in England, all empty. CPRE's own numbers show that putting panels on the roofs we already have would meet the entire 2035 solar target on its own. The panels are not going on the roofs. The panels are going on Lincolnshire because leasing one field from one farmer is easy, and leasing a thousand roofs from a thousand owners is hard. The shortcut is the pasture. You will not be told to stop eating beef. You will simply find that the farm that produced it is now a power station, and the beef in the supermarket has come from Kansas, and it costs more, and the cow is no longer in the field, because the field is no longer a field. Cover the roofs. Leave the pasture.

@bphillipsonMP Divided by 190 days at school is £2.37 a day for each child, I fed soldiers in Norway daily for less than that on 3500 calorie diets, thats a lot of toast 🙄

Across the country, free breakfast clubs are saving parents £450 and boosting children’s life chances. Will Reform councils back Nigel Farage in his attempt to close these clubs, pinch money from parents and take food out of local children’s mouths? sunderlandecho.com/news/people/su…

@RachelReevesMP Even if the white van man had heard about you extending the fuel duty relief Rachel he would still have given you the same heckle 🙄

The war in Iran is pushing up prices at the pump, so we're stepping in. We are extending the 5p fuel duty cut until the end of the year- keeping costs lower for millions of drivers. We have the right economic plan to protect households and build a stronger Britain.

@BBCBreakfast Dropped from what median everything is still more expensive 🙄

'It's specifically happened because of the action that the Chancellor took in the Budget last year' Dan Tomlinson MP, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, spoke to #BBCBreakfast after a fall in energy bills led to a drop in inflation to 2.8% in the 12 months to April bbc.co.uk/news/live/c5y9…

@10DowningStreet Overall UK inflation over the last two years has been roughly 5–6% in total, although many everyday items like food and meat rose much more. So it hasn’t fallen it’s risen since you have been in power.

Good news: inflation has fallen today. Our action to reduce energy bills - with the price cap dropping by £117 - means inflation is now lower. There’s more to do - this government is delivering for Britain.

@PolitlcsUK Overall UK inflation over the last two years has been roughly 5–6% in total, although many everyday items like food and meat rose much more.

🚨 BREAKING: Inflation fell to 2.8% in April, down from 3.3% in March

UK North Sea oil 👎 Sanctioned Russian oil 👍 Make it make sense….

After 18 months of “standing up to Putin” the Labour govt quietly issued a licence allowing imports of Russian oil refined in third countries. Yesterday Labour MPs voted AGAINST UK oil and gas licences. We are now importing from Russia instead of drilling in the North Sea. Insane.

@RachelReevesMP Utter delusion, everything is at least 30% more expensive than last year🙄

Growth higher than forecast, borrowing down, and now inflation falling further than expected. This Labour government has the right economic plan.

@ShabanaMahmood We could have told you that years ago and once you have got rid of them there will nothing left of most high streets

Criminal gangs have exploited our high streets to launder their dirty money and undercut honest businesses. We're hitting back with a nationwide crackdown to shut these fronts down, seize dirty cash, drive organised crime off our high streets and put bosses behind bars.

@UKLabour @AndyBurnhamGM The new Keir Burnham 🙄 the Labour Candidate to replace the Labour Candidate to try and replace the incumbent Labour PM, pass the 🍿

Congratulations to @AndyBurnhamGM - Labour’s candidate for Makerfield.