If you do any work in the creative industry, keep a good record of what you did and when.

Lily Allen, West End Girl at the O2 last weekend. One of the best things I've seen there.

At Lily Allen's gig tonight, she got choked up at the end of the song 'Relapse' 🥺❤️

Nephew celebrated his birthday today. Absolutely smitten with this kid ❤️

Woken up to the sound of rain and it sounds lovely after such a sticky week

Applied for a decent number of jobs today. Fiancé and I are doing pizzas and watching Star Wars Ep.6 tonight 🥰

My number one fan x

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Reform UK is super-keen to hire a vetting officer, according to the Work4MP website 👀

Exclusive to all right-wing papers: It’s clear that Andy Burnham has been a complete failure as Prime Minister, although he hasn’t technically taken up the role yet. From the new Private Eye, out now.

Seen this doing the rounds on Instagram but not so much on here ❤️

Stay hydrated, stay cool and take it easy peeps x

Survived the night 🥵

Set foot outside this PM for an errand and melted into a puddle in minutes 🫠

The selfie with Lablut MPs could age so badly if Burnham flops as hard as Starmer did in just 2yrs. I wouldn't have done it.

10yrs to the day that we 'took our country back', whatever that meant.

My god the rain last night. Has definitely helped clear the air a bit.

There have been a couple polls taken last month by More in Common and Deltapoll, suggesting that if Burnham becomes PM, Labour will narrowly overtake Reform/enjoy a sizable bounce

Streeting backing Burnham. Anyone else challenging Burnham?

I unsubscribed to my French bread subscription service by texting “make the pain stop”

It's a bit messed up that we're becoming used to PMs crashing out after 2-3yrs. The referendum feels like a trigger for much of the volatility but it's also caused by other things.

Starmer's premiership feels a bit like Ncuti Gatwa's era of Doctor Who - lots of anticipation in the run up, then it all went awry and fizzled out rather suddenly.

Also, dad bod for Father's Day?

Happy Father's Day to my Dad and brother. Both Dads with so much love to give Love you both ❤️

The rooster on the farm has been crowing since dawn, but friends, fiancé and I didn't go to sleep till 3 🙃

*Record scratch* Yep, that's me. You're probably wondering how I got here

Spending the weekend on a farm to celebrate fiancé's 30th. The cabin we're sleeping in has windows that don't open so tonight will be one hot sweaty mess 🫠

Burnham trounced Reform in Makerfield. Restore's vote is way too small to excuse their failure to capture the seat.

Where’s Andy Burnham going?

Fiancé and I need a pick-me-up tonight, so having moules-frites for dinner. The job market is ROUGH

Never forget those we lost at Pulse 10 years ago. #Pulse #Orlando #lgbtq #latinx

Saw someone in Spectator whinge about the blandness of Japanese convenience shops/konbinis Ironically, the thing they probably find bland is the westernised elements of it, which says a lot.

Might just be the bubble I'm in on socials, but Burnham's WASPI stance went down like a cup of cold sick to a lot of them.

New Substack on how the UK political system is in a state of suspended animation open.substack.com/pub/pjadams9...

So now Doctor Who enters its Wilderness Era 2.0, the last shot of the Disney+ era fans can hold onto is Kate Lethbridge Stewart holding a man at gunpoint on a beach for littering. What an ending.

Every crime in which an ethnic or cultural minority is the perpetrator used to justify repression or worse of minorities. Every crime in which a minority is the victim used to argue for the idea that ethnic diversity is inherently unstable and should be reduced or eradicated.

Nothing makes my skin crawl more than turning the lights off when going to bed, then hearing a mosquito buzzing around above my head.

British politics is in this awkward holding pattern until Makerfield, so the Peter Murrell shopping list is a helpful filler.

All the pandering to the right, and Labour just shed votes to the Greens and the Lib Dems.

Labour lost almost four times as many voters to the Greens as they did to Reform UK in the local elections, according to new YouGov polling

It was kind of Robert Jenrick to set me up for an obvious joke at his expense.

Today, the most I plan to do is juice some oranges and just be incredibly lazy

Job hunt is just going nowhere at the moment. Getting through to interviews, things go well but then agencies can't afford to take me on. Seems to be recurring pattern.

As it turns out, local ward returned x2 Tories but a Lib Dem ousted one of the other Tories. Bit of a Lib Dem surge seems to have taken place here.

Did my bit 🗳

unfriendly reminder that you lose your right to complain about anything political (see: everything) if you don’t bother to vote today x

My local ward looks set to be ditching the Tories for the Greens at today's local elections.

ONS has just released latest UK population projection figures. Net migration assumed to be c.230k a year for next century. Low birthrate means population peaks at 72.5m by 2055.

New favourite thing is reading my nephew 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' Especially doing the munching sound FX, which make him giggle

Perks of unemployment #1,001 Lunchtime in the park on a lovely sunny day ☀️