Steve Davis

Michael covering Come Together by The Beatles and blowing all four of them out of the water

The best speech in parliament for years. #darrenjones #r4today #bbcnews #gmb

Mark Gatiss: "I don't understand the antipathy towards Keir Starmer" The actor – currently starring in a play lampooning fascism – argues that the PM is doing a good job, but from the press he gets "you'd think he was Vlad the Impaler".

I am so fed up with this media and opposition witch hunt against Starmer. As if nothing else matters except Mandelson. This Labour government inherited a complete mess after 14 years of Conservative rule. NHS on its knees, railways in chaos, energy crisis and more. Yet in less than two years they have achieved more than the Tories ever dreamed of. According to the Full Fact Government Tracker, 68 to 70 percent of the key promises in their manifesto have been delivered, are on track or in progress. Channel 4 FactCheck already confirmed in July 2025 that 22 out of 36 main pledges were done or underway. Better than the Conservatives managed in their first years. Just look at what they have done:
Employment Rights Act, the biggest workers rights reform in a generation.
Renters Rights Act, ending no fault evictions and protecting 11 million tenants.
NHS: over 5.2 million extra appointments and waiting lists down by more than 330,000.
Scrapping the two child benefit cap, lifting 550,000 children out of poverty.
Great British Energy up and running.
Railways being brought back into public hands as contracts expire.
Sure Start centres revived and planning rules reformed to speed up house building. This government is clearing up the mess left behind. The foundations are now in place. Who writes about it? Nobody!!! On Mandelson.
Back in September 2025, when the new Epstein emails came out, Starmer publicly admitted:
“Had I known then what I know now, I’d have never appointed him.”
He immediately removed him as ambassador. When the vetting scandal broke in April 2026, he repeated that admission in Parliament:
“I should not have appointed him. I take full responsibility.”
He apologised to the victims of Epstein and immediately introduced three major changes to the law: no more announcing appointments before vetting is complete, ministers must be told about every red flag, and a mandatory risk interview before any decision. Olly Robbins and Ian Collard have no written records at all. Everything was verbal. Yet we are supposed to believe them instead of the Prime Minister who has admitted the mistake twice, apologised to the victims and taken immediate action to fix the system? Starmer is not perfect. He could have been more careful. But very few Prime Ministers admit mistakes so directly and then actually fix the problem. Enough of this one sided attack. The government is getting on with the job, delivering promises and cleaning up the mess. Instead of supporting that, too many people just want to bring him down. #Starmer #Labour #Facts

While the opposition play political games, Keir Starmer's Labour Government is delivering for Britain.

Why have we seen nothing of this on the news ?

Depuis la sortie du film MICHAEL, on assiste une nouvelle fois à ce grand divorce entre une partie de la critique et le public. D’un côté, des reproches sur le côté trop sage, trop contrôlé, trop “biopic officiel”. De l’autre, des salles pleines, des spectateurs émus, des fans bouleversés, et un bouche-à-oreille qui dit quelque chose de très simple : le film semble toucher. Et c’est peut-être là que réside toute la différence. La critique regarde parfois ce qu’un film ne fait pas. Le public, lui, reçoit ce qu’il donne. Et MICHAEL donne beaucoup. Il donne de la musique, de l’énergie, du spectacle, de la nostalgie, mais aussi une vraie émotion. Le film parvient à recréer l’électricité d’une époque, la puissance des performances, la solitude derrière le génie, la pression immense posée sur les épaules d’un enfant devenu une icône mondiale. Et puis il y a Jaafar Jackson, le fils de Jermaine Jackson et le neveu de Michael. Sa performance est impressionnante. Il ne se contente pas de reproduire des gestes ou des pas de danse mythiques de son oncle. Il réussit à capter quelque chose de plus intime : la fragilité, la grâce, la timidité, la tension permanente entre l’homme et le mythe. Il y a des moments où l’on oublie presque l’acteur tant la présence est troublante. C’est une incarnation habitée, respectueuse, physique, mais aussi profondément émotionnelle. J’ai aimé le film pour ce qu’il est : une célébration. Pas un tribunal. Pas une thèse. Pas un dossier à charge ou à décharge. Une œuvre populaire, spectaculaire, imparfaite peut-être, mais sincère dans son envie de faire revivre un artiste qui a marqué des générations. Certainement, le plus talentueux de tous ❤️🙏

Now THIS is the Michael Movie the world needed! Congratulations to John Branca, John McClain, Anton Fuqua, and BIG CHEERS for Jaafar Jackson. I've followed the thin stream of leaks and whispers in the fan community for a year and a half - concerns, changes, what will they show, will they show the truth, the human, the man? I admit, I was tentatively in agreement with the more cinema-savvy who thought the " MJ greatest hits" approach would be a disappointment. That there was so much under the surface of the man, the lesser-known truths, that should be shown. What we got instead is some simplified family psychology, some sense of Michael maturing into the self-power-broker he became, major relationships (like the Brothers) reduced, - AND THE GREATEST HITS TO DANCE IN THE ISLES TO. In this age of personal streaming, ear buds and headphones, smart-phones buzzing and fizzing, sequestered minds bored with their own algorithms, malls shut down, theaters almost extinct, broadcast radio all but lost - who knew people around the world craved a return to the SHARED experience of media? I've cheered the team who made this movie. . . But nobody could have yanked 30 million people out of their smart-phone dungeons all over the world except Michael. That's what he always did. The Estate and creative crew for Part II would do well to take the recipe for "Michael" and turn it up to 10. And after that - put together a 4K compilation of the best performances from all concerts, no dialog, nothing but one clip after another - clean it all up nice, remix, remaster - and let theaters CRANK IT UP on Saturday nights every 2 weeks. People don't have speakers anymore. Movie theaters have BIG ones! @michaeljackson @michaelmovie

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With the success of the biopic and the confirmed sequel, we should pressure the @michaeljackson estate to release the “BAD” Tour remastered in 4K in theaters, to get people back in cinemas and see the real Michael, and next year “BAD” turns 40, there's no better time for this

Tuvieron que esperar a que su propia sangre naciera y creciera para poder encarnar a la leyenda Parece que el espíritu de su tío posesiono a Jaafar Jackson para dar vida al artista mas grande que la humanidad ha visto en la historia MICHAEL JACKSON

For those that couldn't grasp it properly. This is a statistical anomaly that effectively "broke" the modern data era of the Premier League. While the league has seen legendary defensive midfielders (DMs), none have combined these specific high-volume defensive metrics in a single 90-minute. His night "outdid" the likes of: ​Michael Essien – Chelsea ​Claude Makélélé – Chelsea ​N’Golo Kanté – Leicester City / Chelsea ​Javier Mascherano – Liverpool ​Roy Keane – Manchester United ​Patrick Vieira – Arsenal ​Gilberto Silva – Arsenal ​Wilfred Ndidi – Leicester City ​João Palhinha – Fulham ​Idrissa Gana Gueye – Everton / Aston Villa ​Nigel de Jong – Manchester City ​Cheick Tioté – Newcastle United ​Sandro – Tottenham Hotspur ​Lassana Diarra – Arsenal / Chelsea ​Rodri – Manchester City ​Fernandinho – Manchester City ​Fabinho – Liverpool ​Declan Rice – West Ham United / Arsenal ​Nemanja Matić – Chelsea / Manchester United ​Gareth Barry – Aston Villa / Manchester City / Everton ​Lucas Leiva – Liverpool ​Moussa Dembélé – Tottenham Hotspur ​Scott Parker – West Ham United / Tottenham Hotspur / Fulham ​Alex Song – Arsenal / West Ham United ​Owen Hargreaves – Manchester United ​Moisés Caicedo – Brighton / Chelsea

Sir David Attenborough turns 100 next week. "Please make no mistake. Climate change is the biggest threat to security that modern humans have ever faced."

@AnthonyAinsdale Democracy , critical thinking and Independance of thought.

After the “Michael” premiere, fans refused to leave the theater. They stayed, sang “Heal the World” together, and embraced in unity. ❤️ A beautiful reminder that Michael Jackson’s legacy still brings peace and love to the world. What a powerful moment. 🕊️

Michael Jackson biopic smashes box office record bbc.in/4sW4o3m

when i saw someone say the movie contained too much talk about "healing the world through music" but this is really just how michael talked 😭😭😭

Michael (2026) va camino de superar los 200 millones en taquilla a nivel global. Pase lo que pase, te haya gustado más o menos, ver salas de cine llenas, gente disfrutando en familia, con amigos, pareja o solos es una alegría siempre.

He’s always showing MJ some love 🙌🏾

Wait til the China numbers come in. I told y'all before, China DOES NOT PLAY when it comes to Michael! #MichaelMovie