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The Government should make building hundreds of thousands of council homes its defining purpose. No other policy, achievable within a Parliament, would have greater social and economic benefits. theguardian.com/society/2024/d…

🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 A question. Why is nobody blaming the previous govt for not sorting out #waspiwomen , #windrush scandal #PostOfficeScandal ? Why is nobody connecting the lack of money with the covid £gazillions pocketed by Michelle Mone, Hancock’s mates, Sunak’s wife ? WAKE UP!

I don’t know if @jessphillips is on here much anymore given the levels of targeted abuse she gets but she posted this on insta and I wanted to share here. I really like Jess. I knew she’d make a difference for women & girls in office & that’s worth shouting about.

OK, can we knock this on the head. Sue Gray did not destroy Boris over Partygate. Her report was a damp squib. She actually helped Boris out. It was Boris who destroyed Boris.

This right wing onslaught against Labour feels like the media equivalent of the Capitol Hill riots. A concerted effort to undermine a democratically elected govt before it’s been given a chance to govern. Furiously distracting to bury the absolute carnage the Tories left behind.

The media in a frenzy about Sue Grays salary of £170k per year, for one of the most important jobs in the UK. What about the CEO of British Gas, who last year took home £8.2 million, whilst all our bills rocketed? Where's the outrage there?

Could anyone please explain why the BBC pay Chris Mason who is a not very good journalist who we with our taxes have to pay for is worth more than Keir Starmer who we voted to be our Prime Minister so agreed our taxes should pay for?

This is opinion. It’s not reporting (zero evidence). It’s not even informed analysis. It’s just her opinion and it’s clearly either biased (most likely) or just ignorant. Either way, time for a change @BBCNews @BBCPolitics ? RT if you agree?

Chris Mason of the BBC is daily talking about ‘How the new Labour Government will be judged’. Today it’s about the boats, That twat has spent 14 years with Tory Laura doing nothing but writing ‘a No10 spokesman said…’ we deserve a better balance on the BBC. Retweet if you agree

What a blisteringly sharp analysis from @DavidOlusoga, who calls out the riots for exactly what they were - violent racism, fomented by populism. Please read his superb piece 🔥 theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Boris Johnson went on holiday when he was Mayor of London in 2011 during the London riots. Keir Starmer chose not to go on holiday to deal with the riots across the country this week. Those are the facts if you hear Johnson saying something different.

Takes a camcorder to a hotel housing asylum seekers & films himself saying they could be Isis fighters. But it’s nothing to do with him when people set fire to hotels housing asylum seekers…

The backer of GB News wants to take charge of the Daily Telegraph to expand his influence still further: please retweet if you would regard this as totally unacceptable. cc. @lisanandy

There seems to be some confusion out there. Those responsible for these hate riots: The v far-right Thugs Reform The Tories All their media apologists Those not responsible: Immigrants Starmer The police Lawyers The majority - who voted for progressive parties in the election.

My column on the likes of Tommy Robinson, leading from behind off a sunlounger in Ayia Napa theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

These are just some of the tweets that were put out by GB News presenter Darren Grimes in the run up to the general election. The same channel that is now accusing the left of inflaming racial tensions in the UK bylinetimes.com/2024/06/14/gb-…

Awkward for those who have spent the past few days trying to police the language we use towards the rioters…

Liverpool's Spellow Lane library torched last night. What could be more 'patriotic' than destroying a centre which serves the local community?

While some chose to throw bricks, others build with them. However troubling a situation, look for the people who are helping; you'll always find them x

Every so often @JohnJCrace is deadly serious, with deadly effect. This - on the way in which @Nigel_Farage baselessly & despicably incited hatred - is outstanding. theguardian.com/politics/artic…