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Major faux pas and reputational disaster theguardian.com/football/2026/…

Charlie Stayt putting the Tories’ ever-adolescent leader Kemi Badenoch back in her box after she spouts a load of misinformation about the British military’s involvement in the operation in Iran You just love to see it 👌

@stuzi_pants Love it - kudos to Charlie!

Have just completed the BBC Charter Review public consultation - deadline 10th March gov.uk/government/con…

After what i witnessed today, this is how I’ll watch the rest of the T20 Cricket World Cup 🥹😭 #Unbreakable #T20WorldCup2026

My sources tell me that @ChrisMasonBBC position at the BBC is hanging by a thread as he battles to keep his job. Many of his colleagues are circling round his coveted position at the beeb and saying his time seems to be up and his situation untenable. Whatever happens it’s been a chastening week for him and he faces an uphill struggle to get the public and his colleagues back onside. Back to you in the studio.

And the BBC attacks continue. #SackChrisMason #SackKuenssberg #SackRobbieGibb John Kay continuing the attacks on @BBCBreakfast Appalling from a public national broadcaster @Ofcom bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

I suspect Keir Starmer will be Prime Minister longer than Chris Mason will be the BBC political editor. #SackChrisMason

Let’s keep this going people! This insidious little creep needs to be sacked for his manipulation of the narrative instead of delivering NEWS! #SackChrisMason trending No.2 !

#SackChrisMason needs to retweeted so that the BBC understand the real feelings of most of the people in the UK and not just Tory/Reform voters.

A key part of Reform UK’s narrative has been that the party's vetting crisis has been resolved. The “bad apples” would be gone, Farage promised. But are they? We put together a list of the four most questionable conspiracy theorists working for Reform: hopenothate.org.uk/2025/12/09/far…

UKIP’s new logo… remind you of anything? 🤦

The EU demanding a compensation clause in reset talks tells you everything. After a decade of UK political instability - Brexit chaos, treaty threats, Farage openly pledging to rip deals up - Brussels is saying: if you break it again, you pay. That’s not anti-democratic. It’s rational risk management. The “Farage clause” exists because Farage made Britain untrustworthy. theguardian.com/world/2026/jan…

@CeeMacBee @reformparty_uk "Hold your horses" - this is just a clause to compensate for the potential reinstatement of border checks and controls. Nothing here to bind any future government's hands.

EU actions shows that the 'Reset' is just about the money by including a cancellation payment. Despite @reformparty_uk leading in all voting polls. Why would the Labour government agree to this? 🤔 'Brussels has included a termination clause that would require London to pay a high level of restitution if they chose to exit a proposed EU-UK “veterinary agreement” to remove Brexit red tape for British food and drink exporters, according to a draft text seen by the FT.' ft.com/content/3733b2… via @ft

Top UK misinformation accounts according to Grok... Number 1 - that racist grifter Tommy Robinson

[Film Review - The Voice of Hind Rajab] I walked out of the cinema feeling broken in a way I was not prepared for. For ninety minutes, I was not an observer. I was trapped in a state of helplessness, anxious and frightened, listening to the same crackling phone line as the Palestinian Red Crescent volunteers, willing a rescue that never seemed to come, growing increasingly frustrated as systems strained and faltered while a child waited. This is not a film I would ever describe as something to watch for pleasure. I watched it because I needed to understand, however imperfectly, what life in Gaza now feels like. We are far away. We can never fully grasp the reality on the ground. But distance is not an excuse for indifference. We have all read the headlines. We know the outcome. Yet this film is not simply about a six-year-old girl whose life was cut short. It is about the voices that stayed when the world had already begun to move on, and about the quiet heroism of people who keep answering phones in the middle of a war. The moment that will haunt me is when Rana Faqih, still on the line with Hind, began to recite Al-Fatihah. It does not feel scripted. It feels instinctive, almost desperate. In the darkness of the hall, I could hear sobs ripple through the audience. The prayer is gentle and steady, yet unbearably heavy. It humbles those of us who live in safe cities, who rarely stop to consider how fragile our sense of normalcy truly is. The war is still ongoing. Lives have been taken. Negotiations continue somewhere far from where the bombs fall. The Voice of Hind Rajab does not offer solutions. What it offers is something harder to sit with, a reminder that behind every statement, every diplomatic phrase, there are real voices still waiting to be heard. And perhaps the most important thing it asks of us is this, not to turn away, and not to lose hope.

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@fleetstreetfox What don’t you understand that we don’t want to be part of any European Council or Union? They are corrupt undemocratic bodies that do not have our best interests at heart.

It's the flag of the Council of Europe, an international human rights organisation separate from the EU which we were founders and are still part of, and which existed long before the EU came into being. 99% of any problem is ignorance.

@Pr0bP0stL1b @ikeijeh @GavinBarwell I'm still not convinced - but thanks for trying (civilly) ;)

@ikeijeh @iceni60 @GavinBarwell Indeed - it's mre about ensuring the the swing voters in the middle are reminded.

Dan advocated for Brexit and now he has the temerity to complain that people in EU member states don't feel as close to us anymore. Actions have consequences. Own them