Reginald Purrin

@stellacreasy I dint think this the victory you think it is.

As another birthday rolls round, I become ever more grateful to be able to get older with the people I love and for time with my friends and family. And if this video triggers the GB News crowd, wait till they see me make this Pringle roll and add orange marmalade …

@SBarrettBar @LeanneSpurs Shows how vile they are. Cruelty to animals is often a precursor to worse atrocities

"Labour to back down on foie gras and fur bans to ease EU trade deal" Live animal transport, animal testing, insects in food, and no BSE protections All because Labour can't run our country and want the EU to do it for them 👹🤡 theguardian.com/world/2026/apr…

@callumseuk I really don’t know.

genuinely what is the appeal of this man and this party

@travelingflying Fine. Off you pop.

Somali man: ”If you are kicking out Somalis, you have to kick out every one of us. I’m speaking for all of my African brothers and sisters. If you kick Somalis out, you have to kick out all of us. All of us, we all leave together.”

Labour is, has always been and always will be the party of the working class 🌹 🌹 🌹

@EssexPR He’s not wrong

🚨 Donald Trump has compared Keir Starmer to Neville Chamberlain…

@Alexandr4Denman @bigfrankbutch12 Same

I see a very tall bloke in a wig? What do you see?

@DVATW @StarkeyHazel But £12500 p/a for pensioners is unsustainable…

UK top recipients foreign aid. 1. Ukraine — £270 million 2. Afghanistan — £192 million 3. Ethiopia — £182 million 4. Syria — £158 million 5. Somalia — £143 million 6. Yemen — £142 million 7. Sudan — £141 million 8. West Bank & Gaza — £138 million 9. Nigeria — £138 million 10. South Sudan — £132 million

@James_ChronNTFC Something must have happened around Christmas to account for the nosedive in performance. It doesn’t make any sense. They were doing well at the beginning of the season and holding their own up to Christmas, then it went down hill massively. What happened?

Report. The numbers: - 7 straight defeats - 10 defeats in 11 - 1 win 21 - 8 points from a possible 63 since Christmas Day #ntfc northamptonchron.co.uk/sport/football…

@francessmith I wonder what he’ll be saying when he’s 67 and still has to work?

Albie "bring back the workhouses" Mankona

@bigfatsquirrel9 It’s ridiculous. It also annoys me that people who are not working say they are ‘getting paid’. They are getting benefits paid for by the taxes of people who are working.

What is the point of working when you can stay at home and get paid more?

This is the difference a Labour Government can make: lifting children out of poverty so they can have the best start in life. mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

Today, as we deliver change, we remember politics is about choices. We choose a better life for our children, the Tories and Reform choose to condemn them to poverty. inews.co.uk/news/politics/…

@SandyofSuffolk @jjcwow This weekend has been shocking. The pile on older people and the insults from younger people has been horrendous. I wonder if they’ll change their tune when they get older themselves.

In all my 46 years of working, I never once heard anyone complain about old people getting a state pension. We just knew the older generation deserved looking after when they couldn't look after themselves after all their years of hard work.

Minimum wage rising 📈 State pension increasing 💷 Two child limit abolished 🏡 Child poverty falling 📉 Rights at work strengthened 💪🏻 Labour promised change. We are delivering change. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

@DHSCgovuk @wesstreeting @TheSun Mr Streeting said it would be easy to end the strikes when he was in opposition and blamed the then government for them taking place. Not so easy when you’re in power, is it.

"NOBODY wants strikes in our NHS. Every time junior doctors walk out, it's patients who feel the impact — and other NHS staff left picking up the pieces." @WesStreeting on how these strikes will mean delayed operations and families left waiting in pain. More in @TheSun: thesun.co.uk/health/3873537…

@LeeHarris @superwomble What is the point of having a security worker if he can’t do his job stopping shoplifters?

This is disgusting. Waitrose has *sacked* a 54-year-old worker after 17 years of loyal service for stopping a shoplifter. This is exactly why good people don’t intervene anymore. Waitrose should be utterly ashamed of themselves.

@nigelmp @Fox_Claire Maybe I should do my shopping in Waitrose next time if everything is free…

Walker Smith was sacked for trying to prevent a repeat shoplifter from stealing Easter eggs from a Waitrose Store. Smith had worked there for 17 years. Apparently stopping thieves is against company policy. As a former shopkeeper can I say that policy is insane. No wonder there were more than 500,000 recorded shoplifting offences last year but we all know it’s running into millions of thefts each year. Waitrose should take this have a go hero back pronto- but if not another retailer should snap him up. The CEO of Waitrose needs to review this bonkers stupid policy too- shoplifting is theft and must be stopped otherwise it will further spiral and it’s the ordinary customer who will pay with higher prices. Wake up Waitrose and smell the coffee- before someone nicks it!

@GBNEWS He doesn’t care.

Ed Miliband staring down Labour rebellion on North Sea oil as energy prices soar gbnews.com/politics/energ…

@KathyParr101 @Hettiewaynthrop @comments_connie It’s very worrying and very depressing.

@comments_connie There's been a co-ordinated pile on about the triple lock this weekend, aimed at demonising pensioners, and probably organised by politicians and activists. It's not organic and it's totally beyond contempt.

All the arguments about pensioners in the last few days is proof, if it were needed, that people feel they can say what the hell they like about older people, which they wouldn't dare say about any other group in our society. This is the UK in 2026!☹️