Gavin
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Gavin
@rowland_gavin
Living in the Essex countryside. Grumpy, exasperated or a combination of both. Irritated by nonsense. Owned by a Vizsla.
Essex Katılım Ekim 2013
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@Gentleman_Ways I have a Vizsla… I live in the countryside…
Other than that, I’ve nothing!
The Vizsla is a monumental 🔔 end as well 🤣
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@MarcherReborn How the fuck have we ended up in such an utter shit state?
These people are all fucking dire.
Finally, how the fuck could we end up with Millipede!? What an utter shit show
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@Trailer_Swift69 Fucking. Awesome. I do worry about what’s next but, I will celebrate this prick fucking the fuck off.
Hope you’re well, sir
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Better get me some shares in a popcorn company.
Guido Fawkes@GuidoFawkes
ONE QUARTER OF BACKBENCH PARLIAMENTARY LABOUR PARTY HAS CALLED FOR KEIR STARMER TO RESIGN
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We must respond to the message that voters have sent us and break with the status quo once and for all.
We must confront the big challenges the public face with real answers.
That is how we will deliver the change that people are desperate for and build a stronger and fairer country.
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
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@TWBFarms @reformparty_uk Not the greatest analogy by the mastermind as on long haul flights, they regularly do! 😂
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Quote of the day so far from David Lammy:
“You don’t change the pilot halfway through the flight.”
Well… maybe you do if you discover he can’t actually fly the plane 🤣
@reformparty_uk 👍
GIF
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@sciencegirl @InvictaRegina This kind of art is really unbelievable. So totally stunning and sadly, in such short supply these days. The absolute beauty and creativity out there really makes you think - if you can find it
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@ShaneDollards @KemiBadenoch Fair point. The only thing that surprises me with what happened today is that people seem shocked. Disappointed of course but, no surprise
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@KemiBadenoch Is it surprising that the people who voted to protect and cover up grooming gangs then went on to vote to protect their own jobs?🤷♂️
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To save his own skin, Keir Starmer threatened his MPs with the loss of their jobs unless they helped cover up his misleading statements to Parliament. It is a disgrace that 333 Labour MPs chose to be complicit in that cover up.
It is very notable that the Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister would not repeat his boss’s exact claim that there “was no pressure whatsoever” from No10 on the appointment of Peter Mandelson, instead trying to 'clarify' what he had meant.
This is a government coming apart at the seams. They are more interested in their own survival than the cost of living crisis affecting hardworking families.
Labour MPs will rue the day that they voted against this motion, because it is the day that people saw they believe there’s one rule for Labour and another for everyone else.
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Keir Starmer speaks to @joshglancy in this week’s Sunday Times: “I can win the next election”
thetimes.com/article/ce07e9…
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@LeeHurstComic @LiamHalligan @peterpans149 Come on, we all know an increase in tax fixes everything… look at how climate change is being reversed!
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@LiamHalligan @peterpans149 Don’t panic Liam, I’m sure Labour will sort this with some new tax or other.
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Britain is the most inflation-prone nation in the G7 – not least due to our "double dependency, as a major net importer of both energy and food.
That was true before the Iran war – but the impact of this conflict on hydrocarbon and fertiliser supplies makes our inflation-outlier status even more stark.
Also, regardless of what happens with the Strait of Hormuz, even if free passage is allowed from tomorrow morning, oil and gas production and export facilities have been severely damaged across the Middle East.
Key plants and facilities which previously drove some 10-15pc of global energy production have been damaged, in many cases very seriously – so, even if peace breaks, supplies will be curtailed for months, even years to come.
And that means sustained upward pressure on energy and food prices globally - further exposing the UK's systemic vulnerability.
This is no time for internal party squabbles or international virtue signalling ....
Britain needs urgently to extract a lot more of its own energy resources and rapidly expand our food production instead of hammering our farmers, while cutting back on crippling regulation across the board to get our stagnating economy moving.
My latest weekly "Economic Agenda" @Telegraph column
telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…
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@Trailer_Swift69 @PippaCrerar Nailed it! Obviously cake is far more serious
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@PippaCrerar How does this compare to a birthday cake, Pip? You ready to hound them 24/7 to get to the truth?
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@MrHarryCole But how many more “he’s not going to survive this” type headlines, comments are we going to get? The man is so arrogant, he’ll never leave on his own accord
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The bar is not knowingly. It’s recklessly.
Under Labour’s own rules put down in partygate
Beth Rigby@BethRigby
ANALYSIS: The dire mood in No 10 tonight reflecting the seriousness of the situation PM finds himself in. Expect him to make a statement to the HoC on Monday. The key to his defence will be that he did not knowingly mislead the House, which is why No 10 going so strong on this
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