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@BrexistentialC @Lord_Talbot64 Well that part of the country that thought Boris Johnson was the greatest prime minister we ever had...

@Lord_Talbot64 The whole country?

There is something wrong when the whole country wants the Prime Minister to go but he can just say no.

@Peston GDP international comparisons: Economic indicators - House of Commons Library commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-brief…

Can Starmer or any of his rivals increase the growth potential of the British economy in a significant and sustainable way? open.spotify.com/episode/5IeKL4…

@BenGrahamUK Not now. Not ever. Talentless grifter should be mooching for pints down his local.

Right now, this second. If you could replace Keir Starmer with Nigel Farage as Prime Minister Would you? YES or NO 👇

@toryboypierce He would say that, wouldn't he?

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@softtail65 Don't know why I missed this; dream Baby Dream, Suicide youtu.be/fFYMsGj3ZhI?si…

@softtail65 Mink Deville - I must Be Dreaming youtu.be/WuWiJ9HTo4M?si…

Name another song that mentions the word "Dream." 🎶 Written by Boudleaux Bryant and first recorded & released by the Everly Brothers in early 1958, the song, "All I Have To Do Is Dream" hit #1 on the "Best Sellers in Stores" chart on May 12, 1958. It then went on to reach #1 on the "Most played by Jockeys" & "Top 100" charts on May 19, 1958. It also went on to hit #1 on the R&B chart as well as becoming the Everly Brothers' 3rd chart topper on the country chart. At the time, it was the only single ever to be at #1 on all of the Billboard singles charts simultaneously. An international hit, the song spent 21 weeks on the UK Singles Chart, 7 of those at #1.

@BladeoftheS "What we need is less understanding and more covfefe" to misquote former UK prime minister (now lord) John Major.

Hilarious video of Donald Trump's tweets being read out in Gollum's voice by the actor.

@GordonFielden @BBCNews Hard to say who's come out worst in all this, but I'm tempted to say Rayner, as she's been the most vocal. It goes without saying that the media have shown themselves to be self-serving in the extreme, prizing copy over objectivity.

Today has once again exposed a media culture more concerned with shaping perception than reporting truth, driving narratives through selective framing and convenient omission, only to recalibrate once the moment has passed. This is not scrutiny. It is the management of discourse. Wes Streeting now appears to have stepped back, yet his record in health and a precarious majority offer little foundation for leadership. Andy Burnham, twice rejected, faces a shifting political landscape that casts real doubt over any return to Parliament. Angela Rayner remains burdened by controversies that have not faded and would swiftly return under the pressure of any leadership bid. What is most telling is the contrast between yesterday and today. The height of certainty, the volume of voices, and the confidence with which conclusions were drawn have all given way to a quieter retreat. Positions are being softened, language moderated, and distance quietly created. Yet the damage has already been done. Once these narratives are set in motion, they do not simply disappear. They linger, distort, and leave their mark long after those who drove them have stepped back.

'Starmer and Streeting set for showdown' and 'Crisis? What crisis?' bbc.in/49DS7d5

@softtail65 I've not got a single rabbit on my person...

Neil Diamond isn't even a gem. Your turn, go! 🎶🤘🎶 *Please NO Political remarks. Ty! 🎶

This is the party the country's terrified of (maybe it's justified).

@HeritageRoofing @WatchReform @TonyRivers1927 Thinks: "This is what my lifew has come to"

@WatchReform @TonyRivers1927 This spirit animal says it all😂 Donny your doomed😉

This is what people voted for...fucking hell :D Bizarre moment Reform Councillor Kieran Lay, Thorne and Moorends Ward, asks Full Council for measures to monitor UFO activity as part of reopening Doncaster Sheffield Airport. Step 1- Work towards cutting council tax. Step 2- Set up a panel for UAP sightings. Couldn't make this up... #doncasterreform #reform

@WatchReform Is this Reform acknowledging that maybe they won't win the next GE, and they're going to insist it was stolen by aliens?

@AlexDaviesJones Thanks for the info. This X, not a departure lounge. Go and grandstand somewhere else.

It is with a very heavy heart that I have offered my resignation to the Prime Minister.

The British media is doing everything it can to make this mendacious, corrupt, incompetent, lazy, security risk the PM. Ask yourselves why? Why do they want that so badly, who benefits? It's not going to be the British people. Follow the money, always follow the money.

This video should be compulsorily broadcast onto every screen in the country. TV and mobile phone, on loop until the danger passes.

@johnredwood Thanks for coming in. Please shut the door quietly on the back out.

Andy Burnham promised Manchester he would serve them until May 2028 as Mayor. Breaking his word to voters to try to become PM would be a bad start when Labour needs to rebuild trust.

@BladeoftheS And if Starmer is voted back in, remove the whip from the garbage who voted against him. Gvt can afford it.

If Labour actually had any sense or self preservation it would hold a private vote among all its MPs and work out who they want as leader. And then make that person Leader.

@LBC This is the strongest argument for Starmer to stay. The previously unelectable left given power and now seek to undermine the man who got them elected. I think these retards are born to wallow in their misery.

'Do you have confidence in Keir Starmer?' 'No.' Charlotte Nichols becomes the 70th Labour MP to call for the PM to step down.