manjunatha reddy

Thank you @allstarscricket NationalProgrammesEvent @ecb @Stevenage_CC @herts_league for organising AllStars event at #ENGvNZ @TheAgeasBowl Southampton. Yuvan absolutely loved it and had fantastic day. Shout out to Allstars volunteers at venue.. helpful, friendly and cheerful

@VirginMoney Mobile App down !!! Can't view my accounts, payee details and even LIVE chat not working..what's happening??

Repost!🙌🏼

@NadiaWhittomeMP 2/2, ineligibility to child care, increase tax bracket (45%) plus increase in capital gain taxation..it is just absurd...encourage population to be more aspirants, dream big, earn more, spend more and thats how you build state and treasury .not by punishing working class

The election results in England, Wales and Scotland are a disaster for the Labour Party, and I send commiserations to the many fantastic Labour representatives who have lost their seats. Frankly, if we don’t get our act together, Labour will face total destruction. The writing was on the wall after Gorton and Denton, after Runcorn and Helsby, and after last year’s local elections. People are desperate for a government that, after a decade of Tory austerity, will reverse the decline in living standards and tackle widening inequality. Today, voters are once again showing us that we are failing to do this at the pace and scale that the country needs. Instead of listening, the leadership doubled down on Reform-lite immigration policies, cut support for the most vulnerable, and made a series of unfathomable political blunders that have damaged Labour’s integrity and people’s trust in us. Some will argue that the answer is to go even further in chasing Reform. Not only would that be a betrayal of everything our party stands for, but we’ve also seen how pandering to the far-right only normalises, legitimises and strengthens their politics of division and hate. Today’s election results are proof that this won’t work. So where do we go from here? We need a Labour government that recognises its duty to working-class people, that fights for our rights and living standards, that takes on the vested interests holding this country back, and that makes the case for a more just and equal society. It’s also clear that in England we’re losing council votes to the Greens and seats to Reform, often by small margins, and first-past-the-post is turning those margins into a gift for the far right. Without proportional representation, that same system could hand Farage a majority government in 2029 on a minority of votes. We did not secure a historic majority in 2024 to be tepid in government, to punish the most vulnerable or to mimic our opponents. From housing to our hollowed-out public services, the country faces interlocking crises that demand bold policies and a progressive government with the courage to deliver them. With this in mind, I believe the Prime Minister should announce a timetable for his departure.

@NadiaWhittomeMP May be , you should talk to your Colleague exchequer to address double trap and other draconian taxation that genuinely hurts hard working middle class population...the policies are so draconian that no one is aspiring to earn more because of deduction in personal allowance 1/2

@ClarksonsFarm1 🍿 🍿

ITS FINALLY HERE! Season 5 release Schedule: start your countdowns!😎

@theskindoctor13 @grok is this real ?

A 4-lane flyover in Mira-Bhayandar suddenly narrows into just 2 lanes. MMRDA says this is due to space constraints and future planning. If space was the issue, a long merging ramp could have been provided instead of an abrupt 4-to-2 lane reduction. But in India, creating “modern engineering marvels” clearly takes priority over commuter safety. Hats off! And if anyone meets with an accident here, please don’t complain, just remember, it was all for space constraints and future planning.

@Venkeyvibe Seems you didnt get payment yet ..;) ;) 😉

I have lodged a complaint with the BBC, asking why they chose to platform men who had entered the United Kingdom illegally, giving them a national stage to lecture the British public on immigration policy.

@cricketaakash That was a pathetic pitch. Worth investigating it. It is not a Test match pitch

First ever Test match on Indian soil where the first individual 50 came in the third innings of the Test. I’m not willing to believe that the Indian team wanted a surface as difficult as this one…unless someone can confirm to the contrary. #IndvSA

Keir Starmer will put up your taxes. Bookmark this tweet.

Jeremy Clarkson is saying what the vast majority of people are thinking about the clown world enforced upon us by our control hungry politicians who inflict petty rules and policies upon the people they are supposed to serve.

My Dad is 81. He’s had chest pains for weeks. Couldn’t get a GP appointment. So my Mum took him to A&E. He sat there for 11 hours before being told he has serious kidney problems. No prescription. No advice. Just a referral to a “specialist” who might see him next week. After paying into the system for almost 65 years, this is how he’s treated. The NHS is falling apart. £200 billion a year… & you can’t even see a doctor when you’re in pain. What does it actually take to be seen as an emergency now?

@ClarksonsFarm1 Richly deserved

And the National Television Award goes to… Clarkson’s Farm!🤩

Awesome 👌 day of cricket 🏏 Winning semi finals followed by FINALs on same day. Outstanding batting by @WestonCClub opening batter Henry with 110*. Happy to build a 50+ runs with Henry and propelling team score to 170

Huge congratulations to @WestonCClub crowned Hertfordshire Village Trophy Champions yesterday after a thrilling 16-run win over @Flamsteadcc 🏏 Weston CC – 170/8 🏏 Flamstead CC – 154/9 Special shoutout to Paul Snowdon-Lane for an unbeaten 110 off just 60 balls 🔥 @KnebParkCC

@hertscricket @rmreddy_056

Herts Village Trophy Final - Weston v Flamstead

@ShivAroor Drivers license and Transport department reform with Road safety being most I important one

Name 1 big overarching reform you think the Modi Govt should implement. Serious answers only.

@TheBarmyArmy Root

Describe this man in one word.

@BCCI @ybj_19 Why are you @BCCI blurring @BBCSport broadcaster microphone logos !!!

Meet 12-year old Ravi - He is blind but an avid cricket follower 🫡 He had one wish - to meet Yashasvi Jaiswal and his wish came true this morning at Edgbaston 🫶🏼🥹 #TeamIndia | #ENGvIND | @ybj_19