Most MPs apparently think that they've been elected for a taxpayer subsidised piss-up, and are outraged at the suggestion that they shouldn't be getting plastered at work. Grow the fuck up, buy your own booze and drink it on your own time – for Reform MPs, ideally before going sea kayaking.

If Andy Burnham is the answer, you're asking the wrong question.

There are many factors discussed here that have compounded the severity of this outbreak, but for the sake of simplicity I think we should call this the Musk Outbreak. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Reform is standing an anti-vaxx nutbag and Trump sycophant, who is actually going with the line that Burnham is a careerist chancer. Er, my dear simpleton, you're standing for a party that might as well be called Grifters Galore. Your crooked leader needs a map to find his constituency.

We shouldn't be delaying net zero, putting planetary stability at risk, for gas-powered fake slop videos. Fuck data centres. www.theguardian.com/business/202...

Labour think they can just slap a fresher face on the same stale government. www.itv.com/news/2026-05...

For those Green politicians and activists claiming that Burnham should be ushered back to parliament uncontested because he's the best chance of getting PR... what's today's lesson?

Why did Madhya Pradesh not negotiate this as an exchange for Asiatic lions, which Gujurat is legally supposed to be translocating to MP anyway? A real missed opportunity. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedab...

In the leadership contests he's fought previously, Burnham has talked a good talk. But when it comes to the crunch, he's still a status quo neoliberal. The Green Party should not be standing aside to hand him a by-election victory on a plate.

The Met 'did not specify how many arrests were linked to the Unite the Kingdom event and the pro-Palestine march'. Of course it didn't – the Met wouldn't want to tarnish the reputation of the lagered-up thugs at the Tommy Robinson rally. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/live...

Probably not a bad thing. Will people now stop whining about the possibility of the Greens contesting it? The far-right vote will be split, so the risk from Reform is lower.

Palestine Action was proscribed as a terrorist group because they sprayed paint on a war plane. How come these knuckle-dragging thugs still have free rein to go round assaulting people and running them over? There's your 'two-tier policing,' Nigel. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...

Keir Starmer's 1 remaining fan can't believe people aren't obsequiously grateful for crumbs that this government has grudgingly thrown us.

Because Brexit made such a big difference to a billionaire living in Thailand. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

The most powerful nation on Earth is being run by people who are not only psychopaths, but also senile. Trump shouting abuse at journalists like a toddler before falling asleep in meetings; McConnell's brain completely rebooting during senate hearings; God only knows what's wrong with RFK Jr.

It's amazing how Burnham's soaring popularity is almost entirely a creation of Westminster lobby journalists, whereas Miliband, the only ray of hope in this Labour government, languishes behind slimeball Streeting and authoritarian Cooper.

America First ❌️ America 'Not Even A Little Bit' ✅️ www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

I think this underestimates the support that would develop for Miliband during a contest, as he talked about his commitment to net zero and how the rest of the government had constrained his efforts. Nevertheless, the big takeaway here is that Streeting goes down like cold sick.

#BMJInvestigation reveals that Scottish ministers abandoned tighter restrictions on new stoves after industry lobbying despite air pollution warnings—and England will allow stoves in new developments www.bmj.com/content/393/...

If Streeting launches a leadership contest, Miliband or Rayner need to be ready – they could beat Streeting easily, but if he's allowed to win without serious contest, the Labour Party is over. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

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Kemi Badenoch routinely makes taxpayers cover her £4,000 a year band h council tax on the grade II listed house she rents in her constituency. Many in Labour's cabinet do the same. Worth remembering that as the media tries to manufacture a scandal over Polanski’s boat. inews.co.uk/news/mps-cla...

This is the party and the leadership you wanted Jess, and which you defended when Labour backbenchers rebelled against its planned welfare cuts. Don't think people won't remember that now that you're positioning for a leadership contest.

Our election campaigns were rooted in fighting to end the housing affordability crisis, and voters have spoken. Green Mayors @zoegarbett.bsky.social & @liamshrivastava.bsky.social alongside Carla Denyer MP have written to the government to demand a Rent Controls Bill in the King's Speech tomorrow

Maybe so, but it should be noted that a lot of hydropower is an ecological disaster.

Remember when one of Wesley's junior Ministers led us to believe Palantir couldn't access identifiable patient data? Turns out that wasn't true.

Labour's problem now is that there's no political project or talent capable of replacing Starmer – with one possible exception. Ed Miliband isn't all I'd want, but he's been the only glimmer of hope from this government. Are there enough real people left in Labour's membership to make that happen?

Of course they do. www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/2607070...

It's not people fleeing war and persecution, risking their lives crossing the Channel, who are cheating the system and stealing from us. It's people like Reform MPs.

'Delivering for the whole country' in this context means tacking left, you smug, lying ballbag. Starting with your resignation.

There's some circumstantial support for the historical presence of white storks in Britain from place names. But only one breeding record and sparse archaeological evidence. Perhaps storks shouldn't be a (re-)introduction priority. We should focus on lynx, elk, tauros cattle, and wolves instead.

In December, the Govt will decide if it will renew the glyphosate licence until 2041… • That’s 15 more years of impacts on worms, bees, soils and run-off into ponds and rivers, and glyphosate in your food. Sign Garden Organic’s petition NOW to ban this dangerous herbicide #GrowersAgainstGlyphosate.

BREAKING: First Ever Green Mayor Win 🎉 Zoë Garbett has been elected Mayor of Hackney – huge congratulations!

We should reflect on how we can develop Attenborough's legacy | Ross McNally

The chaos is already here. Your resignation might help fix some of that.

No one expected Keir Starmer to solve our pressing problems overnight. But what we did expect – and had every right to expect – was that he would lay out a clear vision and roadmap for doing so. Instead, we’ve had drift, appeasement and a startling absence of ideas, values and ambition. 🧵1/6

Happy 100th birthday to David Attenborough. sussexbylines.co.uk/community/cu...

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Ed Miliband has boosted clean energy infrastructure, and some Greens have idiotically opposed that. But Rachel Reeves wants to expand airports, and most of the Cabinet has shown visceral disdain for biodiversity – an essential climate solution. So Labour can get stuffed with their climate hypocrisy.

This is insane. This is the government’s “independent” advisor on antisemitism. He sees four antisemitic cartoons targeting Zack Polanski. His response? To demand an end to the antisemitic targeting of Polanski? No. It’s to attack the Green Party.

BREAKING: Zack Polanski once claimed that he doesn't like radishes, but some guy who used to know him at school says he ate one in 1992.

Counterpoint: it's not a conspiracy theory to simply state what happened, you lying creeps. www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/202...

They're so desperate at @telegraph.co.uk, they've dug up a few right wing cranks who used to be Green members to bitch and moan about the party before tomorrow's elections. That's not a news story, and their crocodile tears are bullshit for several reasons. 1/

Why are so many on the left hostile to veganism and animal rights? For you Bsky dwellers, this question blew up last week on X after Billie Eilish made some comments on the matter. My thoughts here:

This is what actual scrutiny over a politician's conduct and judgement looks like.

Greens work harder to deliver for their communities. Vote Green on Thursday. 🗳️ ✅