Belinda Sutherland

@Jenniferarcuri It's child abuse

How can this be considered anything but grooming a child?

@bphillipsonMP @ErginErbil @enfield_labour Oh no isn't Enfield suffering enough already!?

Spotted while out campaigning in Enfield – what’s not to love? Vote Labour on Thursday for councils that are on your side, restoring pride in our communities 🌹

@Free_ByTheSea Absolutely 💯.

He knows he’s running out of time to destroy Britain, so he’s going to do it even faster.

@RightPulseNewss Oh dear! Never mind!

🚨BREAKING: UN officials have warned that the United Nations faces total financial collapse as a result of "non-payment of dues by member states". "We face a real danger of running out of money." What's your response to this......??👀 MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON 𝕏. LET’S GO 👏

@GeorgeFoulkes Further and faster.... he said it again.....

The major event of the next fortnight will be the King's Speech on 13th. May. Watch out for a set of major radical proposals to be introduced by Keir Starmer's Labour Government. Then the media will have real news, not gossip and speculation, to report.

@Free_ByTheSea It causes obesity....more children eat 2 breakfasts than 'starving' children eat 1....they know that !

Still harping on about tax payer funded breakfasts? We weren’t impressed the first time. But on the fiftieth desperate repetition it’s risible! 🤦‍♀️ It’s all they have!

@AlistairHaimes Hold onto your hat....fasten your seat belt...its going to be a bumpy night......because

Speaking as a Gilt trader, if they demote somebody relatively sensible (albeit I disagree with her politics and think she's really messed things up) in favour of a left-winger without even a GCSE in maths, that's an absolutely massive "SELL" signal

@jeremycorbyn @thisisyourparty How about marching for a better UK and future for our children ? Give your head a good wobble.... why is it always about other countries who have not solved anything for millennium

We will carry on marching for humanity. We will carry on marching for Palestine.

@flaminhaystacks Yawn yawn.... he's sold out now....

The new Banksy statue is in Waterloo Place in St James's, an area that celebrates British imperialism and military dominance in the 1800s. Very impressive work

@Miss_Snuffy To actually child abuse

Do these people have no shame?? 😳 What the hell is wrong with everyone?! How is it not obvious that these children are WAY too young for these conversations!! We have totally lost our minds in the West. We need to find our way back to sanity. 🙏

@Maz27890R @KTHopkins Every house surely has one somewhere right? In that drawer full of stuff you know will come in handy eventually. . Not terrifying to be confronted with a hand grenade ? Problem is the incorrect use of language these days.

Bristol: massive explosion in a home at 6.30am. 2 dead This is deffo 💯 NOT terrorism. No way José Bomb squad deployed, but casually. Not terroristy Brother Faisal says no one saw anything. But if they did, they were a quiet family / choirboys that kept themselves to themselves

@AngelaRayner @patrick_hurley Hjust feeling obesity....more children will eat 2 breakfasts than 'starving ' children eat one. I've worked in inner London Primary Schools. No children starving..... and if real neglect issues it's a social services referral. Stop making children obese

I know the difference an affordable, healthy breakfast can make for children. Together with local leaders like @patrick_hurley we’re creating more breakfast clubs like this one in Southport. Vote Labour 7th May, so we can give more kids the chance to learn free from hunger.

@Juniper687 @LuckyHeronSay Brilliant. Why hadn't I thought of that.?..ha ha thanks

@belindas10 @LuckyHeronSay Fill your flask before you leave your house & stick a couple of tea bags in your pocket. I'm sure you'll find a doorstep to squat on or a kerb to enjoy your cup of tea.

£3.00 for a tea bag and some hot water. Can understand that coffee isn't cheap to make, but why do cafes take the piss out of tea drinkers?

@London_W4 Well that should set you up for sail. Bon voyage and ship ahoy and all that jazz. Have a good and safe sail Cap'n and don't be a drunken sailor

Breakaway is served and I must say, this is very well presented here at Market Coffee House in Spitalfields, London. I’ve just eaten it and the bacon was perfection and tasted like bacon and the sausage was a proper sausage that tasted great. So many times, you can’t actually taste either. Ok, it’s going to cost me ten grand, but you can’t get anything for less than that these days.

@Milajoy Don't let's ask for the moon , we have the stars I had a farm in Africa, at the foot of the Ngong Hills I'm 36! Jonny I have to hang up now , we're expecting another call from you any minute Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night

Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn. Say hello to my little friend. I'll be back. No one puts baby in a corner. What is the BEST movie quote of ALL TIME?

@CandnMy1 @LuckyHeronSay Yes I'm all for how hard it is for leisure and restaurant industry.... but some know the price of everything and the value of nothing..... its sad that we have stopped being a nation of Tea drinkers albeit I love a nice cup of coffee too

@belindas10 @LuckyHeronSay If people stopped paying these inflated prices the outlets would stop charging them. Now there's a thought. Sadly fools and their cash are soon parted.

@Juniper687 @LuckyHeronSay Ha ha.... so where would you draw the line on what you'd pay for a cup of Tea ? £10? £20? my box of yorkshire 240 Tbags £5.99.... there's fair price for a fair service in a nice place and rip off..... I know the difference ..I also work hard for my living

@belindas10 @LuckyHeronSay Most normal people realise that they're paying for insurance on & use of premises, their furniture, staff, cleaning up after you, you taking as long as you choose on their premises, their electricity, their supplies. And you'd have the neck to 'send it back'. Get over yourself!

@London_W4 And a proper linen napkin by the looks of it....there's posh with your full English

And now I’m here in the very lovely Market Coffee House in Spitalfields, London. Arrived at Liverpool Street Station to get breakfast before heading to the boat and spoons isn’t open, the very expensive little cafe across the road was open but I sat down and plenty of staff but no interest in serving so I left. I walked for ten minutes without one single place open that you could sit down for a full English. A sad state of affairs. Anyway, I’m here now and I have coffee and a full English on the way, so all is good with the world again. (Somewhere in my photo there’s a baby elephant sat on the pavement. You don’t get that with any other account, do you?)

Ruminants, we are told, are ruining the British countryside. They overgraze, they trample, they degrade, they emit. The thesis appears in policy documents, in op-eds, in well-funded campaign briefings. A prominent example, frequently cited in informal conversation, is Keith. Keith is, by every available measure, ruining the British countryside. This morning at 6:14am, in a quiet act of vandalism, Keith ate a bramble. Bramble is the dense thorny scrub that, left to itself, will colonise an open pasture within a decade, choke out the wildflowers, exclude the ground-nesting birds, and reduce a flower-rich meadow to a single-species thicket. Keith ate it without a permit. 7:02am - Keith ate a thistle. Thistles outcompete native pasture species and form dense stands that nothing else will touch. Goldfinches eat the seeds. Keith ate the rest. Keith has not been authorised to do this by any conservation body. 8:45am - Keith ate a section of nettle. Nettles are nitrogen-loving opportunists that flag pasture damage and, left unchecked, will dominate the field margins in two seasons. Keith does not know this. Keith ate them anyway. 9:30am - Keith ate the lower branches of the hawthorn, the section the sheep cannot reach. The hawthorn was, until that point, scrubbing inward toward the open pasture at a rate of approximately 15cm per year. 10:30am - Keith ate a section of bracken. Bracken is toxic to most livestock, supports almost no insect life, releases a chemical called ptaquiloside that suppresses native plant germination, and has been classified as the most damaging single plant species in the British uplands. Keith ate the young fronds with the considered air of a goat performing routine maintenance. 11:00am - Keith ate Himalayan balsam, an actual listed invasive species under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Keith committed this act in plain daylight. 12:00pm - Keith ate a tin can. Goats are not perfect. The damage Keith has done to invasive scrub on Dave's farm, in three years: Bramble cover: down 71%. Thistle density: down 54%. Bracken on the lower paddock: cleared. Himalayan balsam: not currently present. The damage Keith has done to native grassland, wildflowers, and ground-nesting birds in the same period: None recorded. Keith is destroying the countryside in the same way a dishwasher is destroying the dishes. The countryside, in his absence, would be considerably worse off. The Reverend has noticed. The lapwings have noticed. Steve, next door, has not noticed, because Steve is busy filing his 27th complaint. The countryside is, by every honest measure, fine. Stop blaming Keith. Keith is the cleanup crew.