Sounds about right

All those immigrants coming over here and stealing our dictionaries.

Big demonstrations across the US. So important not to be drawn into disturbance. This is being show world wide. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Russia is to Farage as Epstein is to Trump

Well who do we think might be behind this? It is just how brazen it is that astonishes me.

If anyone doubted that the BBC is deliberately not covering the Russian/Reform bribery scandal, those doubts should have been removed by Fiona Bruce interrupting to prevent it being discussed on BBC Question time last night. #BBCQT

Despite some misgivings, this is the best reason yet for having digital ID

Does anybody know why Europeans are not visiting the USA in the numbers they did before? Significant loss of income to the US. Can't imagine why.

As this is Tory conference week, it is worth recalling what their two favourite former leaders had to say about Europe and the single market.

It’s increasingly clear that convicted Russian influencer Nathan Gill was a senior member of Farage’s entourage. (Banks and Wigmore were also in and out of the Russian embassy sharing FBI files, RT talking points, and discussing gold and diamond privatisation deals)

Here's a nice piece of video in which Are Nige calls Nathan Gill 'an honourable, decent man'... bsky.app/profile/refo...

Nathan Gill (Reform) admitted eight counts of bribery relating to pro-Russia statements he made in the European parliament. Reform would like you to think there is no link to Farage, but here he is out campaigning with Gill. Time to expose Farage's links to Russia.

Proper weak sauce explanation offered by Reform. A LOT more needs to be said about this!

Nathan Gill has pleaded guilty to taking bribes from Russia to make pro Russian statements. Richard Tice - Deputy Leader of Reform: I have never met Nathan Gill and he has nothing to do with Reform. Well ok then…

Brexit: How Britain was out-negotiated Michel Barnier, the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator, kept a secret diary of the talks. Published in 2021, it revealed in painful detail why Britain lost so badly at the negotiating table @jondanzig.bsky.social eu-rope.ideasoneurope.eu/2025/09/25/b...

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When the BBC made this appointment it was not by accident. You can see the shift in news reporting since it was made. BBC News is now GB News lite

Reform. They will tell you one thing then do something else.

Let’s keep reposting this.

This week: Hillsborough Law Employment Rights Law Google £5Bn investment in UK AI £1.2Bn investment from US Banks But Mason, Coates, Rigby et al only want to talk about Starmer under pressure.

White Male Republican Mormon Guns from an early age. But Trump blames the radical left. Am I missing something?

This is why grammar is so important.

Angela Rayner did the right thing standing down. But the rank hypocrisy of some of those criticising her just stinks. Farage's tax affairs and property portfolio needs close scrutiny. And what about the rest of these.....

You couldn't script this stuff. The flag fanatics are defacing war memorials now it seems www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwal...

OMFG please all vote for Gary Lineker! (And the other good ones as well)

Sacked, Expelled, or in the Dock: All the Reform UK Councillors Nigel Farage Has Lost in Just Four Months Party faces questions over candidate screening after string of resignations, expulsions and criminal investigations

Trump may think he is the big cheese that can change the world order. President XI is rather showing that it has not worked out as Trump expected.

Only followers of cricket will understand the drama and tension. Woakes goes into folklore regardless of the result. #bbccricket

Kemi Badenoch believes everybody's identity is assigned at birth, and nobody should be able to change how they self-identify later in life. Except for her, of course. share.google/iypUG9X10tfG...

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These are the same people that want Burka's to be banned because people should not cover their face. They haven't thought this through.

Reform councillor steps down after a month so wife can enter garden competition www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/2535593...

Pete Buttigieg has a point

Many of the issues facing this country, including the new levels of divisiveness, all started with Brexit. The worst decision this country has made.

Not true, Nigel: Farage makes bogus claim about £1m council savings www.nnjournal.co.uk/p/not-true-n...

This was never intended to be an instruction manual for the 2020's but it sure has similarities in the US (MAGA) and UK (Reform).

I remember when Trump visited Scotland (Turnberry) before and received this welcome. The brilliant Janey Godley (RIP). I wonder how he will be received this time.

Police say Farage is lying. Who would have thought it. #FarageRiots www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

When I see the daily outbursts from Reform mouthpieces, I am rather pleased we have a Prime Minister that simply gets on with work.

So Trump visiting the UK from 17-19th September. I am guessing that Janey Godley will be getting a lot of coverage during that time. She would approve.

As long as Ghillane Maxwell is in prison, I don't think there is much doubt that Epstein trafficked girls and those that want to pretend that there is not a list are probably on it.

This is what you can get when 36.32% of the population don't vote. This is what happens when people say "they are all as bad as each other". Not voting has consequences.

Kwarteng says he wouldn't cry in the Commons. Maybe not, but what he and the Tories did in the Commons made millions of people cry as they suffered the consequences.

Bartiromo: "We are waiting any moment now to get the jobs number for the month of June. The expectations call for the numbers to be up 95,000. Right now seeing the number -- actually, uh, showing a decline in jobs, uh, down 33,000, uh."

Establishing what can only be referred to as concentration camps, in the USA, in 2025, is something I find deeply disturbing. What happened to humanity. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

The Lloyds Bank Business Barometer marking the highest level of employer confidence since November 2015. Hiring, wage growth outlook improves as employers regain optimism. But no coverage on the BBC or Sky News of course not. www.wionews.com/business-eco...

Letter in The Times today. He has a point you know.

It must be very tiring thinking up something to be angry about every day - especially in a heatwave. Nonetheless, Richard Tice has decided to be angry about - Wimbledon umpires.