MG Dodger (Stu Nick)

@MOTweets1919 Who cares now, I'm supporting Uruguay

@mg_dodger This is fair and means it might be Watkins after his worst ever PL season

From an England POV, I’m a bit concerned at how many of these guys are gonna be more flogged/knackered than usual this summer. We’ve got depth in attack but many out of form or severely mixed with regards fitness From a Leeds POV, looks like DCL’s England hopes are done

@BasilTheGreat She's almost certainly never watched a game of football in her life... maybe never met anybody who has either. Hilarious

Awkward moment when Guardian columnist Zoe Williams says the reason we don't have mixed football teams is because "Women are too good" Who's gonna tell her?

@MOTweets1919 Solanke staying fit thru a summer after the season he's had.... dubious

If he scores that chance, he probably overtakes Solanke in the pecking order. Bit of a shame for him

@NJ_Timothy Do they care

Sir Lenny Henry, Steve Coogan, Paloma Faith, David Harewood, Sandi Toksvig are all supporting the march today. But do they know they are marching with?

The UK Together rally in London today is being sold as a march of love, unity, and hope - against racism and the far-right. But a quick look at who’s backing it reveals a very different story. 🧵

I wonder if Hannah Spencer is aware that the Palestinian cafe she just got ‘honoured’ in hosted a celebratory watch party when the Iranian regime bombed Tel Aviv? Green politicians are legitimising some of the WORST people. I feel a bit nauseous. @TheGreenParty

@simon_schama @paulmasonnews

@paulmasonnews How vocal were the speakers againt Jew-hatred?

I was on this demo and it was not "for Palestine" - it was for a Britain free of hate

Slavery existed for over 5,000 years. Every major civilisation accepted it. For most of history, nobody seriously tried to stop it at scale. Then Britain did something different. It didn’t just pass a law. 👇 In 1807, Britain abolished the slave trade. Then it enforced it. For 60 years, the Royal Navy hunted slave ships. 1,600 ships captured. Around 150,000 people freed. And it cost lives. Around 2,000 British sailors died doing it. Then in 1833: Britain abolished slavery across its empire. 800,000 people set free. It paid £20 million to do it. Around 40 percent of government spending. This wasn’t quick. This wasn’t easy. And it didn’t start with politicians. It started with ordinary people. Women boycotted sugar. Hundreds of thousands of them. Thomas Clarkson rode 35,000 miles to gather evidence. A movement that took decades. This is part of British history. Not perfect. But not what most people are told either. Almost no one explains it like this. Proud Of Us is funded entirely by our community. No sponsors. No advertisers. If you believe this history deserves to be told properly:👇 Be part of us. 👉 proudofus.co.uk/support 🙏 Be proud of us 🇬🇧

@isaacjohnsonLL @LewisDeighton17 Lovely movement mind

Just missed a free header…

DCL is on 55 mins in #lufc

New Order - True Faith

🚨 Iran fires Rachel Reeves at Israel in attempt to ruin its economy 🚨

🚨NEW: In the middle of an energy supply crisis, Ed Miliband has just stalled the Jackdaw North Sea gas field project AGAIN. Jackdaw could be up and running in time for winter, producing enough gas to heat 1.6 million British homes. However, Ed’s priority is whether it fits into Net Zero and our international climate treaties. Never mind that we would be using higher emission imports of foreign gas if we don’t use Jackdaw. Imports don’t count in our emissions targets, so it’s a sneaky get around for Ed which will make us colder, poorer and less secure. Bad for the environment and for our economy.

@DCBMEP He peaked on Tiswas

Lenny’s not funny any more. Becoming ranty. Shame.

@BenRamanauskas I'm maxed out on Pension contributions (Equities), ISA, personal savings allowance... if you then max out your Premium Bonds with average luck you should get a reasonable return comparative post net~tax return, especially for something which is a highly liquid product...

I really don't know why people purchase premium bonds and ideally the government would scrap them. Save your money in a bank which pays interest or ideally take a risk and buy shares!

@Sam_Dumitriu @FUDdaily Compare and contrast: During COVID the supermarkets kept the nation fed, brilliant effectiveness and efficiency... We had shut the country down to keep the state run health service from collapse.

There are no serious, workable proposals for price controls on food. Supermarkets make small profit margins. Farmers don't either. If we try to cap food prices, the end result will be shortages.

@DanielGoldersUK @CityAM @RachelReevesMP We were under the Tory chancellor

@CityAM But I thought @RachelReevesMP kept telling us "We're the fastest growing economy in the G7"?

UK economy set for second lowest growth in G7 – OECD bit.ly/4rRp10p

@radio_bellers @Kershaw444 ...and the four Leeds players were by far the best on the pitch.

@Kershaw444 Doubt it. They have some time now to move on and didn't even reach the final knock out. Not like last time

Worst possible news for Leeds that, players will come back broken #lufc

@SBarrettBar #awks

Oh, just in case anyone missed it, that EU that Labour want to give power to Has gone Far Right. 😐

@latimermcl @ZackPolanski MMT is so dangerous as a concept in an open market, it'll turn the UK into a Weimar Republic for the 21st Century... This has to be debated and explained properly. People need to realise what the hell they're voting for... All this "hope" bullshit is delusional

It’s a fireside chat. We need you to debate real world, independent and accredited economists over MMT. For me, you simply don’t have the experience, knowledge of expertise to do what you are planning. Having chats is a clever way of you fluffing that anyone is validating your fiscal plans, which are the stuff of madness. Sit dis and have a proper debate and it will get full attention.

Great to see so many people enjoying this interview. Lots of people saying how refreshing it is to hear a journalist actually interested in hearing the answer rather than cheap gotchas!

@henrywinter Bosnia were filthy, time wasting cheating bastards... The Ref made Premier League officials look competent

Devastating for Wales. They gave everything. Pens the cruellest way to miss out. World Cup will be the poorer without Craig Bellamy, Wales and their travelling choirs. Credit to Bosnia & Herzegovina, resilient and then ruthless.

@marshyleeds Possibly more, he was hugely missed against Brentford

Leeds done. Again (and again). Effectively cost us two points. Everyone could see at the time except the one man that mattered.