Kiri

Why not Keir?

@bphillipsonMP Labour is crippling working families

The best of Sure Start, revitalised for a new generation. Labour is backing families. beststartinlife.gov.uk

@UKLabour Labour lies. Labour are destroying our economy and jobs

This Labour government is helping families with the cost of living and standing up for British interests.

@bphillipsonMP You lot are fiddling while our country burns. What a hopeless government you are

This week 200 Best Start Family Hubs will open in areas that the Tories left without family services. But we’re not just plugging the gaps they left behind, Labour will open 1,000 hubs to build on the proud legacy of Sure Start and back families. lbc.co.uk/article/famili…

London Needs Reform. 🫵

@EssexPR @SarahJonze2454 They need prosecuting and sacking

MOST CORRUPT GOVERNMENT EVER.

@GuidoFawkes @Joyceeee77 Surprise surprise

Manchester Police Find ‘No Evidence’ of Family Voting in Gorton and Denton order-order.com/2026/03/27/man…

@TiceRichard @Reggie22kray Wonderful

PLEASE REMEMBER The clocks go forward an hour this Sunday, which means we will have one less hour of Labour ruining our country 💥

@FCDOGovUK @YvetteCooperMP @jnbarrot @G7 Oh is Yvette working today? She doesn’t seem to do a lot apart from being rowed out occasionally to spew word salad

At a moment of global insecurity, partnerships like the G7 are vital. In France, Foreign Secretary @YvetteCooperMP has met with host @jnbarrot & @G7 Foreign Ministers to address Iran's threats to global shipping & the world economy, work towards peace in Ukraine, Gaza & Sudan, & tackle the global migration crisis.

@FCDOGovUK @YvetteCooperMP No ones listening to you Yvette, your government is totally irrelevant

Iran cannot hold the global economy hostage. The Strait of Hormuz needs to be reopened and international shipping protected. Foreign Secretary @YvetteCooperMP at the G7 Foreign Ministers meeting today ⬇️

@BankiUk @BritishPride11 I trust the fact that Nigel and his team will properly vet the people that have come over and if they are found wanting I hope that they would be let go, and as a new party we do need somebody with experience especially of the blob

@fredbear_fred @BritishPride11 But how can anyone trust Reform when it’s just the same people responsible for the mess we are in today? How do you trust these people? Honest question.

@BritishPride11 I have enjoyed talking to you it’s a shame our two parties are not doing the same as we all want our country to be safer and better than it is now, maybe in the future we can all work together

Again, thankyou for a reply that isn't insulting and actually bringing points. Scrapping net zero in my opinion is a good idea, I personally don't think we can fully rely on renewables. Restore also think the same. A quote take from restores policy/objective document:- "If that means investment in fossil fuels, so be it." This is in regard to reducing energy prices, which shows their target isn't net zero. Saying this, they in fact have a better section in their policy that states they want to "repeal net zero goals" Restore have a 113 page document showing their intentions on illegal immigration and their plan to reduce it massively, this is compared to reforms 6 page document. That says a lot about the difference between the two. All the money that will be saved dishing out hotels, phones, driving lessons as well as pocket money to illegals entering the country, imagine what use that can be for supporting the army/farmers. @RupertLowe10 himself owns Ravenswell farm, so can you imagine the positive impact he would have on british farming? As well as this, he has a huge policy/objective of massively reducing inherritance tax which puts farmers and the british people in a much better position. Why should we be taxed on assets/money when we die after already paying tax on everything. I hope I've covered and replied to all the points you raised. Again if there's something you don't agree with, feel free to say.

@BritishPride11 I agree with Reforms Scrapping Net Zero and looking after our farmers. Immigration, supporting our military and cutting the states interventions and bloated civil service. I don’t think at this time Restore is ready maybe in a few years but we need to do something now

@fredbear_fred Appreciate your decent reply. In terms of policies/manifesto though, what part of reform' is better OR in your opinion which ones do you like more?

@josephpowell Oh dear are you all upset you don’t get nice big investments like Reform, perhaps the donors recognise that their money would be wasted if they gave it to Labour, after all you haven’t kept to your manifesto

Reform have been bank rolled by overseas residents who made their fortune in Crypto, flirted with Elon Musk over a $100M donation and now Nigel Farage is investing £200k of his money into Kwasi Kwarteng's Crypto company. Foreign interference in our politics is unacceptable. Labour is putting a stop to dodgy foreign money in our politics, and anonymous crypto donations.

@BritishPride11 Personally I like Rupert Lowe and I feel he has some very valid points of which I agree with, however Reform are more centre right which is where I think they should be to appeal to both Ex Labour and Ex Conservative voters so we have a chance to get rid of this awful government

@fredbear_fred May I ask why you prefer reform over restore? I'm respectfully asking and am just curious? I like to see both sides points.

@ukhomeoffice Sorry don’t believe this, the home office needs a full scale clear out so that those that still have a job do deport illegal migrants

We are continuing to scale up the removal and deportation of illegal migrants.

@bphillipsonMP Labour lies, everything your party touches has turned to dust. Your all about control and thinking your always right, thankfully your time in power is nearly up

This government is on the side of families. Whether that is tackling the cost of living, or helping navigate the rapidly changing online world. Today, we publish non-judgemental, practical tips, developed with parents, experts and led by evidence to manage under-5s’ screen time.