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@Ed_Miliband @UKLabour Half of the big 6 energy companies are foreign owned and over 80% of energy infrastructure is foreign owned so either way you try to frame it our struggle is other countries profit

1/ The rise in the price cap because of a war we did not choose is deeply unwelcome news for households across the country. We know people were under pressure before this crisis, and that’s why easing that burden is our number one priority.

@UKLabour When will you take back control of our energy and energy infrastructure from foreign companies and governments. It’s literally other countries benefitting from British people’s struggles with bills

This Labour government has the right economic plan. The choices we have made mean our economy is in a stronger position, as we deal with the costs of conflict abroad.

@HasAhmed_ Successive governments caused this not boomers. Politicians supposedly there to look after the best interests of their citizens just happy to line their own pockets with no accountability

@implausibleblog How does the increased transport of cheaper food impact on his own carbon neutral goals he is a fucking joke it would be nice if he put his efforts into increasing British food production

Keir Starmer, "We've done a new deal with the European Union" "Which means we are more closely aligned to them when it comes to agriculture and food" 'That sounds more technical, but it translates to cheaper food in the supermarkets" "Because without the friction between the UK and European Union countries it means the price of food goes down, because you're not picking up the costs at the border that you're otherwise picking up" "Every cost at the border translates to a price increase at the supermarket" Which begs the question why the UK isn't going full hog and rejoining the EU 🤷‍♂️

@UnitedStandMUFC Fabregas in summer

🚨 Manchester United told Michael Carrick quite clearly that they will run the permanent managerial process while he is in situe, with the hope that he can build continuity towards wheoever comes in, and that it's going to be thorough and extensive because they have plenty of time. Regardless of what Michael Carrick does, several candidates will be interviewed but Carrick can force his way into the conversations with a good run of form until the end of the season. [@JacobsBen, @UnitedStandMUFC]

@dontbrexitfixit I would argue that most Reform voters are not exclusively loyal to Trump, Farage or any party. I would say they are people wanting change they see the way our country is heading and want it to change before the wheels fall completely off. Pretty much how Labour got in

The last thing a Reform UK supporter is is a British patriot. Their loyalty is to Trump and or Putin. The last thing they are is Christian.

@20th_Centurygal Ben Howard Every Kingdom

Name one album that’s perfect from start to finish, no skips, no fillers, just pure greatness. 🎶🔥

His selections are strange and his substitutions are weird too he’s obsessed with switching the defence about every game he has to know it’s not working

Not a fan of sacking managers but this is really not working here at all going backwards #MUFC

@talkSPORT It just didn’t work out! He didn’t decide the fee united paid for him wish him well. Sancho on the other hand doesn’t deserve to play top flight football anywhere ever again. His behaviour has been like a spoilt brat who’s mum finally said no to him

Manchester United set to lose £60m on Antony as he closes in on deadline day exit talksport.com/football/35176…

@RupertLowe10 Unfortunately I believe trying to sort this country out after years and years of poor leadership would be like trying to separate a bowl of spaghetti out with a bloody spoon

The UK should be running a huge budget surplus. We are drowning in debt, yet other countries are saving for future generations. It is just so pathetic. Look at Ireland - enormous surplus. There is NO reason why we cannot do the same. The Irish have low corporation tax, and guess what happens? They RAISE MORE MONEY. Cut waste, cut tax, cut the size of the state - radically. And then do it again, and again, and again. A budget surplus isn’t some far-off ridiculous fantasy. It should be the goal of any responsible government. Instead of loading the credit card for our grandchildren to pay off, if they can ever keep on top of the interest alone. It is just wildly irresponsible and ultimately, it will destroy the country. It's already happening. We need a state that lives within its means and a government that actually believes in economic competence. If Ireland can do it, why can’t we?

@Keir_Starmer I don’t mind immigrants same as most folk but we want them to come here the right way and it’s your job to 1 ensure there are safe routes and 2 ensure people not using the routes available are returned! Currently you are doing neither so forgive us if we don’t believe you

I'm working day and night to secure our borders, smash the gangs and make Britain a fairer, more secure country.

@MrSugden2 I don’t believe they should pay road tax but the bikes should go through periodic checks for road worthiness and they should be insured 3rd party minimum for damage and liability they cause to other road users especially in big cities

Do you agree or disagree that cyclists should be licenced and insured in the same way as other road users?

@sarky_sheena If a Facebook account is assigned to you upon death then what happens to the account assigned at birth when people post happy birthdays to 2 year olds?

It is incredible that Facebook isn’t acknowledged more for their portal to the other side. I’ve just left a Happy Fathers Day message for my dead Dad, he didn’t have Facebook before but I think it’s assigned to you at the pearly gates.

@andrewlawrence Absolutely disgraceful comment this I hate cancel culture but fuck do you deserve it after that

Let's be honest, a lot of scousers threw themselves in front of that car because it was the only way to cling on to their disability benefits.

@UTD_Louie I was pleased when they went for a younger manager thinking new fresh ideas get more from youngsters but Amorim seems rigid in his approach and let’s face it we are all questioning his tactics I wouldn’t replace him yet but if I had to choose Ole back

This isn’t a post to defend or attack Amorim, I’m genuinely curious to know what others are thinking right now.

For those who want Amorim out now, please comment who you would replace him with for next season? We’re out of Europe, like have to sell to buy, and finishing 17th this season. Please be realistic.

Absolute joke this united team Amorim will have statues at every ground apart from old Trafford if united keep performing like this #EuropaLeagueFinal

@SkySportsPL If he can cope with the pressure at United then he would be perfect can free strikers up to be where they need to be to score and chips in with goals we really don’t have that at the minute.

BREAKING: Matheus Cunha is set to join Manchester United after the season ends this weekend 🚨 Despite interest from other clubs, Cunha wants to play for Man Utd and Sky Sports News has been told the deal is almost agreed ✍️

@Keir_Starmer The gift that keeps on giving

The Tories faffed about for eight years but never delivered a trade deal with India — my Labour government got it done in 10 months. While they carp from the sidelines, we’re getting on with the job to deliver for working people.

Garnacho’s greed takes so many chances away from his team mates hopefully sell him in the summer #BOUMUN