Mr potato head

@HonestHalo But you said you would build 1.5m homes. You promised that they'd be built in this parliament. So you lied basically

We can’t build 1.5 million homes or fix social care without skilled hands. The Starmer government is training British workers to fill these gaps funding 300,000 new placements in construction, health & social care, and hospitality. Backed by SWAP courses with strong long-term employment success. This is how we build a British workforce, for British needs.”

@CllrMajid Why do you want to carry a knife though? What ceremonial value does a knife have in 2026? These religious things came from a time when there were no laws. Bloody ridiculous you're allowed to walk around with a knife yet I'd be arrested

The individual responsible for this horrific incident should face the full force of the law. But let’s be absolutely clear: punishing an entire faith community for the actions of one person is neither fair nor sensible. The kirpan has been carried responsibly by baptised Sikhs for over 300 years and is a recognised article of faith. Banning it would do nothing to tackle criminality and everything to undermine religious freedom. We should target criminals, not communities. Britain is strongest when we uphold both public safety and the freedoms that define our society @GBNEWS @CDP1882 @SikhFedUK

@shuranjeetsingh Why the fuck should you be allowed to carry a big knife because you talk to an invisible friend?

i carry a kirpan as a baptised sikh & the guy who killed henry nowak should absolutely feel the full force of the law for what he did. his disgusting actions don’t surmount to banning the kirpan - yet another attack on religious minorities communities by reform and restore 👎🏻

@LBC Mentally ill

‘Don’t you see that as a denigration of your baby?!’ Porn star Bonnie Blue’s plans to turn her baby shower into a ‘golden shower’ leaves Shelagh Fogarty feeling uncomfortable.

@policylaila He also blocks anyone who doesn't agree with him. He's pathetic

When you called me Lady Haw Haw, there was no apology. Now someone hurt your feelings and the world owes you one. Get over it. I survived it. Without an apology Try it sometime.

@darrenpjones @bbcquestiontime Be another pile on against the tory woman by the looks of it

Looking forward to talking about the future of the UK tomorrow on @bbcquestiontime and how we’re applying Labour values to the big challenges we face as a country. 👇

@lukejcr Don't you have a day job??

Reform UK appears to have a very, very big problem with misogyny. There are now so many shocking stories and incidents that it’s becoming incredible hard to ignore. Want to know about some of these stories? I’ve collated a few. And there’s LOTS more out there. Read this.👇 Last week, a man was filmed harassing and heckling abuse at Rachel Reeves from a van. Senior Reform figures’ response? Jokes about buying him a pint, about giving him a peerage. No condemnation, just laughs. This week, Reform’s by-election candidate for Makerfield was reported to have said women have abortions for “vanity purposes.” He also allegedly claimed he’d “rank higher” than a female presenter and former footballer because he’s played FIFA. I mean, seriously? But those are recent events. Let’s dig deeper. The former Reform candidate for Gorton and Denton was allegedly caught on video saying young girls and women need a “biological reality” check. Like something straight out of the Handmaid’s Tale. A Reform councillor reportedly told an International Women’s Day event that some women “should never have left the kitchen.” Really? Another Reform candidate before the last General Election allegedly referred to women as “thick tarts.” Outrageous. Another candidate for the last General Election allegedly replied to a post telling girls they could achieve anything they want by reportedly saying: “fertilising eggs and providing Y chromosomes.” Ridiculous. Inside the party itself, some women are walking away. Some councillors have reportedly resigned over what they describe as “misogynistic undertones.” At some point, you have to stop asking about these cases in question. You start asking what it says about the party that keeps being associated with people who show such behaviour. In some cases, apparently defending them, laughing along with them, and promoting them. Culture comes from the top, and this appears to be a deep and pervasive culture of misogyny. And don’t forget, a fish rots from the head down. You may remember Nigel Farage told a female journalist to “write some silly story” and when told he may have upset her, replied: “Good.” You may also remember he told a BBC presenter asking serious questions: “Listen love, you’re trying ever so hard.” Is that an acceptable way to behave? Don’t forget, Reform have also reportedly said they would repeal the Equality Act to protect against sexism. The thing is, if we normalise men shouting abuse at women in the street and the response from our politicians is laughter or mockery, we are in a very dark place. None of this is culture war noise. It’s a signal about what kind of country we become if these people win power. Reform want to run Britain. Think about what that means for your daughter. Your sister. Your mum. Stopping Reform isn’t just politics as usual. It’s a moral mission. The thing is, Reform have admitted before they’ve got a few bad apples. But there’s only so many bad apples you can find until you start to think that the whole orchard is rotten.

@bphillipsonMP @RishiSunak He lost a general election. People didn't want him! You don't half pick your friends Bridget. Has beens and losers. No wonder the country's fucked

Financial literacy is incredibly important and I'm really pleased to be working with @RishiSunak on this. We're renewing our curriculum to ensure young people leave school ready for work and ready for life.

@DMiliband Maybe you could give them some of your 1.2 million pound a year wages plus expenses to try and contain it.....

The bottom line? This could become the deadliest Ebola outbreak on record without urgent international action. More in the IRC’s Flash Alert: rescue.org/press-release/…

Right now, there are three warning signs that this Ebola outbreak could be particularly difficult to contain:

@ZackPolanski Door to door? You do realise there are over 30 million homes in the uk don't you you fucking clown?

We could have seen a nationwide programme of home insulation, going door to door, making sure every home can keep in the heat, so no-one would risk getting sick or dying because they can’t afford heating in the winter. Why is this Government running from crisis to crisis?

@CarolineLucas The record was smashed at Heathrow Airport where 99% of the ground is tarmac or concrete. You're so gullible.

Whatever world Tony Blair inhabits appears to be one without climate change & where UK temperature record for May hasn’t just been smashed by over 2C. How else to explain his extraordinary dismissal of net zero & erroneous claim that fossil fuels are cheaper than renewables? 🙄

@DavidLammy And just like an iceberg, 95% of the girth is under water....

god forbid a man enjoys his bank holiday

@DaleVince Does anyone other than me not see the irony of this tweet??

Farage is taking political donations into new territory and to new levels. The influence of big money in UK politics can no longer be ignored. Wealthy people, big business, and foreign-linked money are finding new ways into the system - from companies to cryptocurrency. The danger is clear: politicians make decisions based on the interests of their donors, not the country. Rather than play political whack-a-mole trying to close the latest loophole in donations - crypto being the very latest - we should deal with the root problem. A complete ban on political donations is simple, clear and enduring. No donations means no loopholes. And no influence. mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

@ZackPolanski He wasn't a billionaire before becoming PM. Which is what you're aiming for. Don't pretend you won't take all the riches if you got the seat

Tony Blair. What the billionaire class have paid for.

@DPJHodges Why does he have to achieve anything? Can't he just state the bleeding obvious?

Genuinely don’t understand what Tony Blair is trying to achieve with this intervention.

@Ed_Miliband Fuck off you lying turd!

1/ The rise in the price cap because of a war we did not choose is deeply unwelcome news for households across the country. We know people were under pressure before this crisis, and that’s why easing that burden is our number one priority.

@AaronBastani Bees are confused 😂😂😂

It’s 2035, and it’s just hit 35 degrees C - in March. The bees are confused, where are the flowers? Crops get ruined by a lack of water in the weeks that follow. But in the Daily Mail comments still say “ITS THE SUMMER, ENJOY IT”.

@AaronBastani What thermometer did they use 82 years ago? Have you seen the thermometers used in the 1920's @AaronBastani? There were no satellites either. Jesus, some people are really gullible

No. It was 32 degrees 82 years ago, yesterday was 34. Hence it’s a new record, which is the point. Yesterday was less than a degree away from being the record temperature in June. It’s bizarre to downplay how warm it is for…Spring.