A.I.E.I.O.

@BBCNews And yet she still kept pushing him to keep his role as president...Elder Abuse.

Jill Biden says she thought husband was 'having a stroke' during 2024 debate bbc.in/4tYeOA8

@TrisOsborneMP Cut the bloody taxes....DO SOMETHING.

This is the reason her party hasn’t recovered in polls. She knows the rise is largely due to the Iran war and wholesale costs; so do the public of course, and the market. And yet she persists in this puerile partisan gesture. Sleepwalking into irrelevance.

For the record: ▪️I opposed Russia’s invasion of Crimea in 2014 ▪️I called on FIFA to strip Russia of the 2018 World Cup ▪️I have resolutely supported Ukraine and Ukrainian Mayors since 2022 ▪️I believe the British Right’s closeness to Putin is a risk to our national security

@BBCBreakfast She sounds like someone who has no idea of the details of her remit

'The question isn't whether we are going to act, we will' As a consultation on social media use for under-16s comes to an end Technology Secretary Liz Kendall told #BBCBreakfast the Government plans to take action bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Ferrari unveils first fully electric car bbc.in/3Pru62m

@BBCWalesNews Poor kids are addicted...

'We've grown up with it, it's vital' - teens oppose social media ban bbc.in/4a9gqzT

@bbclaurak The judge needs an investigation regarding his mental health and moral compass

@BBCNews Death spiral....

Morrisons planning to close 100 stores in next few months bbc.in/3PVOk4j

@MartinSLewis It's all a game of smoke and mirrors...

If you’re worried about the 13% predicted energy Price Cap rise in July (that’s likely to stick for much of 2026) do give this a listen. I hope you’ll find it's really detailed help and explanation.

@Channel4News Channel 4 being rhetorical again

"Just because you’ve got a flag in your van and you scream at people in the street doesn’t make you a patriot." Chancellor Rachel Reeves tells Channel 4 News' Economics Editor Helia Ebrahimi that being a patriot is about "loving this country and treating other people with respect", after being heckled during a previous interview.

@BBCWalesNews Fraud???

GP contracts worth £10m awarded without proper checks bbc.in/43mfK6w

@BBCWalesNews God it's pathetic journalism....People are going private out of desperation of waiting years with the NHS....So obviously the waiting list is falling....Would be great for BBC to point out the bleeding obvious

£120m fund to cut wait times to be 'spent better', says health minister bbc.in/4nGrhXH

@BBCNews Rather than drilling our own...Totally insane.

UK loosens Russian oil sanctions as fuel prices rise bbc.in/4uYFotJ

@MartinSLewis @itvMLshow Gey rid of price caps and allow competition

JULY ENERGY PRICE CAP TO RISE. The assessment period ended yesterday, so final predictions are coming in today showing a rough 13% likely rise (it'll be announced next Wed). Tonight @itvMLshow 7:15pm I'll talk you through how to prevent this & protect yourself. Don't miss it.

@BBCNews Poor David looks insane

King all smiles as he meets David Beckham at Chelsea Flower Show bbc.in/497jH2i

Though smaller than last year, the Unite the Kingdom march over the weekend was still sickening. The resurgence of out-and-out racism in the UK, from demands for remigration of British Asians to Antisemitic slurs on placards at both demonstrations, demands we meet this moment.

@BethRigby Awful

NEW: PM visited Labour HQ today & he’s coming out fighting. Starmer acknowledges tough results and that “it’s not been easy circumstances in last 10 days” Makes it clear he’s carrying on with the job “to serve my country and to carry out my duties as Prime Minister of this country” Says he’ll support the candidate in Makerfield 100% Also uses the remarks to highlight his record - 2 child benefit cap, renters’ rights, NHS lists - and make point that many people just want govt ‘to get on with it’ Full quotes: “I just wanted to come here to Labour Party headquarters to say a big thank you to you. The election results were not the ones that we wanted, they were really tough. But you worked your socks off. “It’s not been easy circumstances in the last 10 days. But you have just got on with the job that we asked you to do. “If you look at just some of the figures that came out last week. We had growth figures that were the best in the G7. That's because of the hard work that we've done in government. On the economy we've got ourselves into a good position, having inherited a real basket case from the last government. “The NHS figures were really good, which again vindicates what we did, which was invest in the NHS, which is what we said we would do. “And that's on top of all the other things… The Employment Rights Act. The biggest upgrade in renters’ rights in a generation. “And then of course all the work that we are doing around child poverty, of which I am really proud. What a game changer that will be for a whole generation and will be measured for years and years to come because the children will feel the impact for the rest of their lives. They will have chances they wouldn't otherwise have had. “The election results tell us that people are frustrated, they don’t feel that their lives have changed quickly enough. “We need to build up the urgency of what we do. We need a bit more hope in there. And we need to remember at all times what we are here to do. We were elected to government to serve the people of this country. “And I remind myself every day that in July 2024 millions of people voted for us to come into government, to get on with the job, to govern, and to bring about the change that they want. “So I am focused on the job that I was asked to do, which is to serve my country and to carry out my duties as Prime Minister of this country. Delivering for the very many people who voted us into office, who are saying, ‘just get on with it, get on with the job, get on with the change that I need to see in my life’. And that is what I am going to be doing. “We now have an important by-election coming up. It is Labour versus Reform. We will know very shortly who the candidate is. Whoever they are I am going to support them one hundred per cent and I want every member, everyone in our movement to support them. A Labour candidate to beat Reform. That is the fight that we are in.”

@Independent Your not really independent are you???

Led by Donkeys projected a big screen with the message “immigration makes Britain brilliant” at Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom march in London on Saturday (16 May).

@BBCNews BBC actually reporting news outside of their narrative

Toddlers among more than 50 schoolchildren kidnapped in Nigeria bbc.in/4dMaWNH

@BBCNews NYT has horrendous history of captured wokester madness

New York Times defends journalist after Israel threatens to sue bbc.in/3Pvt05o