Jamie Hunt

@TrisOsborneMP @Conservatives Grok says that there were 213 in operation when you came to power. Your tweet suggests labour are responsible for a higher rate of closures than the actual. Is this called mis or disinformation?

Under the Tories, up to 400 hotels were being used to house asylum seekers. With Labour, there are now just 185, with 11 more hotels re-opening to the public, saving the taxpayer £65 million a year. We are ending the @Conservatives right wing open borders experiment + asylum chaos.

@bphillipsonMP Something tells me they still won’t vote for you

Children growing up in our country deserve the best start in life. By lifting the two-child limit, Labour is lifting 450,000 children out of poverty, backing working families and investing in our country’s future.

@lukejcr You’re so right. Young impressionable minds shouldn’t be subjected to your tweets

The truth? The internet’s a digital Wild West for kids. This platform’s a perfect example. As a dad, I worry about my children growing up using social media. Keir Starmer? Spot on, fighting for British families. ✅ Right wing grifters? Too terrified to challenge tech bros. ❌

@DavidLammy This doesn’t make sense. You’re consistent, I’ll give you that

In November I brought in tough measures to tackle releases in error and keep the public safe.  Today I am announcing up to £82 million in funding to drive down these errors - rolling out biometrics for every prisoner and digitising the archaic paper processes we inherited.  This government is committed to keeping the public safe after years of chaos.

@darrenpjones Nice community note, bro

I’ve been down under asking Aussies what they think about their digital ID.

@ZackPolanski But shouldn’t attention be on the new guy?

Orban’s defeat shows that when we stand together against the politics of hate and division, hope wins and the far right friends of Farage can be defeated.

@Keir_Starmer I have scrolled and scrolled through this comment section. I can’t find one that supports or believes you. I wonder why?

The brutal, senseless murders of Bebe, Elsie and Alice marked one of the darkest moments in our country’s history. The report today is truly harrowing and profoundly disturbing. It sets out systematic failures that led to this terrible event. I’ve been overwhelmed by the bravery and determination of their families and while nothing will ever bring these three little girls back, I’m determined to make the fundamental changes needed to keep the public safe. I will do everything I can to honour the memory of Bebe, Elsie, and Alice.

@ZackPolanski Who designed the economy, Zach/Dave?

The economy was designed, and it can be redesigned. Green councils will not hold back in demanding a change in direction from this Government.

he was onto something

Have a blessed day everyone 🙏🏻✝️

@PolitlcsUK Why? No one believes what he says

🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer will address the nation this morning

@ShabanaMahmood What about those that let the victims down and allowed it to continue? Short list off top of head inc; Police, care homes, social services, NHS, schools, local councillors. If guilty each individual should get 2 yrs min each. Build prisons stimulate growth win-win

The grooming gangs’ scandal is one of the darkest moments in our country’s history. The independent national Inquiry will now begin its crucial work to uncover how these crimes were allowed to happen and root out failure wherever it occurred. There will be no hiding place for the predatory monsters who committed these vile crimes.

@officialbarnesy @eBay_UK @soccerspeaker Magic!!!

After finishing my job with @eBay_UK & @soccerspeaker today the guys in the engineering firm over the road let me park my car in their bay .. when I came to grab it they had me all set up .. fair play and happy to oblige boys 🙌❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@London_W4 Yikes!!

Friday morning and my walk to breakfast. This is all rubbish. Bags, plastic bottles, wrappers, cans and everything else. It’s sat floating in huge patches all across Paddington Basin, London. It can also be seen across the whole of the 2000 mile canal network. Every year at around this time, the water warms slightly and all of this stuff that was on the bottom of the canal rises to the surface. What CRT who manage the canals could do, is drive their specially designed boats up and down the canal and skim all of this rubbish off and dispose of it properly. Of course, what they actually do is nothing. But I’m not blaming them for throwing the rubbish into the canal in the first place. That’s down to thousands of selfish individuals. People who don’t care. People who shout save the planet and then carefully place their plastic coffee cup on a window ledge when they’re finished, because they can’t be bothered to walk to a bin. It then blows from that ledge into the canal. Others just chuck it directly into the canal. Very sad that those people exist. Sadly, the mess they create also exists. Anyway, have a super Friday folks.

@London_W4 Super Mirafiori?

Me and my Mum in the New Forest, England, in about 1971. What a wonderful start to my day seeing this. I love it. My amazing Mum died a few years ago. I remember that car. Plastic seats that would burn you in the summer. I’ve hardly changed over the years.

@Champchatpod24 Yep, decent

Richard Kone scored his eighth and ninth Championship goals of the season in QPR's 6-1 win over Portsmouth on Saturday! 🙌 Scoring ten goals across all competitions this season, what have you made of his maiden campaign at Loftus Road, Rs fans? 🤔 Let us know! ⬇️ #QPR

@MyLordBebo Right on the bonce, bonk!

🐂 INSANITY DURING BULL RUN: This happened today at the Las Delicias de Trujillo resort. Bull run During the San José Fair, it ended in tragedy when two of the bulls got out of control

@RAF_Luton Good luck with Sky Wi-Fi

Fact of the Day: The B2 Stealth Fighter features No Internal Piloting System and can be flown remotely via WiFi or USB-C cable from up to 80,085km away. It takes 717.5 cans of Stealth Paint to cover a B2 before it becomes invisible Photographed from a Canberra

@NatalieFleetMP @reformparty_uk @AndrewHWestern Are we up to 20 u-turns yet?

Thinking of voting @reformparty_uk this May? Here’s 5 reasons not to bother!

@claire_adams694 The fact that it’s non-statutory should tell people that Labour are not serious about this

🚨 Labour’s Grooming Gang Inquiry Has Been Deliberately Delayed Until After The Next Election 🚨 I took the time to read through the latest details of this so called national inquiry properly, not headlines, not spin, the actual substance, and here is the reality. On 8 January 2025, the Government rejected calls for a new national grooming gang inquiry, arguing the focus should instead be on implementing previous recommendations. Then on 14 June 2025, Keir Starmer stood there and announced a National Grooming Gang Inquiry. Six months later, on 9 December 2025, Anne Longfield was appointed to lead it. And now, months on from that announcement, this is where we actually are. The Terms of Reference are still not finalised. Still being drafted. Still being negotiated. Anne Longfield herself has admitted the draft is not strong enough and not detailed enough, and she did not even write it. If the person leading the inquiry is telling you it is weak, then it is weak. Even now the wording around one of the most critical issues, ethnicity, race and religion, only says the inquiry “should” look at it. Not will. Not must. That is not a technicality, that is a loophole. It means it can still be watered down. This is being sold as a national inquiry, yet only a single digit number of areas will actually receive full local investigations. The rest of the country, dozens of affected towns and thousands of victims, will be pushed into a general call for evidence. That is not full exposure, that is containment. There is currently no advisory panel in place. The previous one has been disbanded. The legal team is still being hired. This is not a system ready to deliver justice, it is a system still being built behind closed doors. They have also made it clear the Terms of Reference will define what the inquiry does, and only after that will survivors be brought in to shape how it is done. That is completely backwards. Victims should be shaping the scope, not just the process. We are told there will be no no go zones, but there is no explanation of how that is enforced, who decides it, or what happens when it is challenged. Without that, it is just words. And here is the part they do not want you focusing on. The inquiry will start in April 2026, run for three years, and the final report will not be published until after the next General Election. That is not a coincidence. That is a political decision. Labour has structured this so the consequences land after the public have already voted. That is not about justice, that is about control. This inquiry has potential, but right now it is too slow, too limited, too vague, and far too politically convenient to deliver the accountability victims deserve. I am not interested in what they promise. I am interested in what they deliver. Right now, this is not good enough!