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Labour have no mandate for Digital ID, eroding jury trials, scrapping two child benefit cap, assisted dying, scrapping Police & Crime Commissioners, Erasmus or an EU Youth Mobility Scheme. Any more examples? #GeneralElectionNow

Reform UK will block visas from all countries demanding slavery reparations from Britain trib.al/ygKwp5t

@dannylepelley We don't need to sell it, we left 😂

@danielmgmoylan Brexit not popular because it's made everyone poorer? You finding it hard to sell it? I mean it is a hard sell, and most people are totally unconvinced by your hollow arguments for Brexit.

I think there are about 500 people who really think we should go on our knees and apply to join the EU, give up the pound, submit ourselves to EU law and spend 10 years negotiating our humiliation. And they have all been in my timeline today.

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@jessgill03 Blaming 'boomers' for Tony Blair is wild.

It’s really strange how some boomers are blaming young people taking “bullshit degrees” for the reason they can’t buy a house when they’re the ones who encouraged that if we wanted to be successful, we should get a degree. Most 18 year olds are following the advice of their parents and their schools when they go to university - this is system that the boomers set up and now young people are being blamed for it.

Lifting the two child cap is yet more welfare, paid for by working people. A third of the beneficiaries are recent arrivals to the UK. Reform will defuse the benefits bomb bankrupting Britain. We’re for workers, not welfare.

@KathrynDW59 That's plainly nonsense Cllr.

@dstephenh99 Not that close he doesn't. "There will be no return to the single market"

@HousewifePolish @FT We aren’t rejoining. He does have a mandate for closer union though .

Trump is hastening Britain’s return to the EU ft.trib.al/yY2QSl1

Reeves pats herself on the back. The woman who once ludicrously posed as the Iron Chancellor, hiked taxes, wasted billions on benefits, destroyed jobs and crushed economic growth. She’s totally out of her depth.

“Now that is frightening.” @Iaindale reacts to welfare benefits spending overtaking income tax revenue for the first time in the UK's history.

Labour to back down on foie gras and fur bans to ease EU trade deal theguardian.com/world/2026/apr…

@BieberDmorison @CeeMacBee Whatevs to animal cruelty? 😬

@CeeMacBee Whatevs, meanwhile damaging trade barriers are good because...Marmalade!

@RichardBentall You're a bigot, that's fine.

@TheClobs Obviously not if you voted for Brexit and to curtail their life chances. Fortunately, my kids are eligible for Irish passports so you weren't able to curtail their life chances.

There will be no boost to the economy and the amount payable to the EU will more than eclipse any theoretical benefits. This nonsense “reset” is a backward step and there is no democratic mandate for it. The next Government must add it to the list for jettisoning on day one.

@RichardBentall Priority is the country my kid lives in thank you very much.

@TheClobs You don't want your young to have opportunities abroad. Immigration skyrocketed after Brexit. If your kids can't get jobs that's the reason, and now you don't want them to be able to find work abroad. As I said, Brexshitters despise the young, and the young know it.

@RichardBentall Import more youth unemployment and competition? That makes zero sense as a parent.

@TheClobs Why do Brexshitters despise our young people so much? I don't get it. It pretty much dooms your project.

@RichardBentall Starmer's going far beyond the manifesto which said "no return to the single market". Mandate was to seek a veterinary agreement, mutual recognition of professional quals, helping touring artists and a security pact. Nothing about Erasmus, youth mobility scheme or sectoral deals.

@TheClobs @JeromeDavies1 Sure. But 6% GDP loss equate sto £63 bn/yr lost tax revenues. Most of that we'll never get back but without a reset it will get worse each year. The reset was also in the Labour manifesto and is supported by a majority of UK citizens including many leave voters.

@JeromeDavies1 @RichardBentall We're talking about Starmer's reset. Try and stick to the conversation.

@TheClobs @RichardBentall Brexit cost us at least 4% of GDP.

@RichardBentall So you don't have a figure for Starmer's reset then, okay thanks.

@TheClobs Well, credible estimates put the current loss at about 6-8% of GDP. This will increase over time so its hard to model on an envelope. However, 6% of GDP equates to a tax revenue loss of £63 bn/yr. Obviously won't be reversed instantly or totally but that's your reference point.

@RichardBentall Quite the assertion. How much will the boost be then?

@mikegardner_wb False. There will be a boost to the economy and the amount payable to the EU will be eclipsed by the benefits, which will be actual and not theoretical. People have seen Brexit. It's crap.

@ToryWipeout It's all the stuff that isn't in the manifesto that's the problem.

@PolitlcsUK @thetimes Workers rights ans renters rights bills kick in tomorrow Karl. The fastest manifesto delivery on record. Keep up at the back!

🚨 NEW: Suspended Labour MP Karl Turner says Keir Starmer has taken Labour "almost to the point of no return" "We won the right in that 2024 election to govern and prove ourselves and within no time at all we blew it" [@thetimes]

@DennisRoden4 Good to have you on board Dennis! #GeneralElectionNow

@Fasgadh27 @stuey_beef Well let’s have a vote on it then if you’re keen on democracy something tells me you don’t fancy that

In 2016, 17.4 million people voted to stop sending money to Brussels and stop being subject to its rules. In 2026, Keir Starmer is in talks to send Brussels £2.9 billion a year — permanently — and is openly not ruling out returning to the Single Market. Nobody voted for this. Nobody was asked. The people who howled loudest about “respecting democracy” after 2016 are now engineering the reversal of it, one “ambitious trade deal” at a time.