I think the people of this country have had enough of tax-exile billionaires.

The same man migrated his head office from Britain to Switzerland, supported Brexit and then migrated himself to Monaco avoiding £4 billion in tax. A nasty piece of work

Another super rich, tax dodging cunt to add to the list.

Says the man colonising Monaco to avoid paying tax in his own country. What an F ing Hypocrite. And wrong on the numbers, immigration is falling fast, its 20% of what it was under the Tories. buff.ly/3U1G52m

@lbc.co.uk Tax-dodging **** says what? Could blame people who come here and do things like pay tax and work in the NHS or those who sack tea ladies and don't pay their fair share? Such a low bar for a phone in.

Hope all UK universities stand together and refuse to platform reform until Bangor gets an apology.

@lbc.co.uk Usually enjoy listening to cross-question but three against one attacking is deeply unpleasant to listen to.

@lbc.co.uk Don't laugh when caller says "Angela Rayner is an absolute nutter." It's vile on every level.

Keir Starmer should resign because that £12 million payoff to a woman Mandelson hadn't met he sanctioned with his elderly mother was a disgrace. Oh hang on. Selective outrage stinks.

the king must resign

Feels politics in Britain is going mad. BBC headline “PM is not resigning” about a good man who won a landslide 18 months ago, because of an American sleazeball he’s never met & a liar who persuaded people *across the political spectrum* he was the right man for Washington ambassador. 🤷🏽‍♂️

Is he aye bsky.app/profile/clat...

And the longer we avoid the problem, the more tantrum politics we have. ‘18 months of Labour and everything’s still shiiiiit! Waaah, but you promiiiised!!!!’

MI5 went to No 10 to warn the Prime Minister not to appoint him. But the Prime Minister shrugged off the advice and appointed him anyway. (2020 - Johnson and Lebedev.)

It is genuinely insane/deeply disingenuous to be calling for the PM’s resignation while red-carpeting Farage into No10. If you’re serious about calling out abuses of power and the undermining of democracy through political corruption, you investigate and expose all of this 👇 too.

A reminder to the media and others trying to claim this Government and Starmer are worse than anything they've ever seen, a Government which has only been in power for 19 months. Here's a handly list of the scandals we had to endure from the Tories between 2011-2024.

Former Washington Post journalists have launched a GoFundMe to help repatriate fired staff members who are effectively stranded in foreign countries. One of the richest men in the world fired them from the paper and didn’t even pay to ensure they got home. Abolish the billionaire class:

Just a word of thanks to our fantastic media. Despite my racist bullying at school, having a senior colleague imprisoned for being a traitor, breaking the MP’s Code Of Conduct 17 times, my dodgy house purchase and even being in the Epstein Files, nobody is demanding I resign!

We just interviewed Epstein survivor Anouska de Georgiou. This is one of the most powerful and important interviews we have ever posted on the channel. Everyone needs to hear Anouska's story and what she has to say about Epstein, Maxwell, Trump, the DOJ, and more.

Perhaps Trump wanted to remind people that he’s a racist so they’d stop talking about him being a rapist.

It is refreshing (if also depressing) to see a journalist honest enough to recognise what the Mandelson appointment and defenestration tells us about our media and our politics.

I must say, even as a Tory, that Reform can never be accused of hypocrisy. For instance Nigel Farage saying Mr Starmer’s association with Mr Mandelson was a “Grave error of judgement” & he should resign. Mr Farage’s ‘associations’ could NEVER be called grave errors of judgement.🤔

Farage is named in the Epstein files, Starmer isn't, but somehow the media seem determined to force Starmer out. I wonder why?

@lbc.co.uk Man who excused mate, repeatedly, with the "ambushed with cake" inciting yet another anti-Starmer phone-in because "he's blaming everyone else." Utterly tedious.

Nigel Farage tells GB News that Keir Starmer's decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as US ambassador shows his judgement is "seriously wrong" and he should stand down as Prime Minister. Here's what Farage said when Mandelson was appointed

@lbc.co.uk If Starmer is at fault, a year ago, for appointing Mandelson. Then will the King be held to the same standards? £12 million.

Keir Starmer took time to apologise for appointing Mandelson to be UK Ambassador to the US to the victims of Epstein. That puts him miles above all Reform and most Tories.

if Keir Starmer was mentioned once in the files certain outlets would hound him out of office, never mind 37 times

“I look at the performative hand-wringing, all the ‘OMG can’t believe Starmer appointed him despite all this!’ and I feel I’m in a parallel universe. Starmer appointed him BECAUSE of, not despite it. To be our interface with a corrupt WH that operates in precisely the same way. Everyone understood.”

Lord Mandelson is "a very clever man" who can "master his brief" and would be "respected" by the president-elect's team. Nigel Farage when Mandelson was appointed.

Impressed with Starmer. Flawed, not perfect but there are not only far, far worse options but no-one obviously better.

Nope, still not quoted the lie @lbc.co.uk

Perhaps Nick will cite the lie ("economical truth") when talking to the psychologist about lying.

Good letter(Times) Starmer made a grave error of judgement… But what was Farage’s threat of Trump imposing tariffs on us over free speech bullshit? Or his mate,Gill,taking Russian bribes? Or his links to crypto, Brexit and profiteering deregulation? Just if we’re actually serious about any of this…

@lbc.co.uk Nick and contributers keep calling Starmer a liar. What's the actual quote that demonstrates the prime minister lied? It's odd that you aren't, repeatedly and excessively, replaying the lie being spoken. Is it because whilst there maybe poor judgement there's no lie.

Former speechwriter for Bush the Younger and Senior Editor at The Atlantic:

There’s a v cynical media and political blindspot in the Epstein shitshow. A feeding frenzy to get rid of Starmer while red-carpeting Farage into No10. Who is named in the files. As is Candy, Reform’s treasurer. With Bannon. And Brexit. Don’t cry about abuses of power and then do nothing about him.

Today's weird history rewrite on @lbc.co.uk is utterly contemptible. It wasn't "just cake and prosecco" that finished Johnson. It was his lies about "pincher by name, pincher by nature." Plus excusing Johnson because "we knew he was a buffoon" would be laughable if not c280k deaths. Pitiful.

@lbc.co.uk Extraordinary history rewrite. Repeated breaking of lockdown measures by Johnson, the ones we knew and not the ones covered up, may have been a contributing factor. But Johnson went because he lied about "pincher by name, pincher by nature." This is contemptible anti-Starmer bilge.

@lbc.co.uk Can we drop the Charles praise, especially until the £12 million payoff is fully explained.

@lbc.co.uk Nothing about the Epstein files is funny. Stop chuckling. Turning Mandleson's links to Epstein into another attack on Starmer. Whilst nothing, no scrutiny at all about QE2 and Charles who sanctioned £12 million for Andrew's payoff. What did they and William know and when?

Stick it on a billboard.

The repulsive Bower on @lbc.co.uk spewing his repugnant views perfectly demonstrating why Princes get away with hideous crimes.

Auctioning off 13 year-old girls to rapists at Mar-a-Lago seems like it’s going to be a tough story to bury without dropping a few bombs this weekend.

@lbc.co.uk Interesting to discuss sexual and violent threats to women and girls by the same voices who regularly support a convicted rapist.

I don't exaggerate when I say that Andrew Wakefield should be tried for mass murder. We'll never know how many people have died or will die as a direct result of his fraudulent study.

Liz Truss waiting patiently by her phone for Reform to ring, not realising it's actually a penguin biscuit

Man who won leadership contest, turns party around and leads party to huge election success. Vs. Man who twice lost leadership contest and didn't stick around to rebuild party and failed coup attempt. The latter is supposed to be a new saviour? This story is ridiculously dull.