123 million Americans think Trump is doing a good job. That’s right, 123 million people believe Trump and his cabinet are good for them and for the USA

Nothing will come of it, but after a vote in Parliament today it’s good to know 100 out of 600 MPs think we should debate joining the European Customs Union to reduce red tape and remove trade friction with a market of 450m people

At least eight MEPs elected for Nigel Farages Ukip or Nigel Farages Brexit party are now known to have been focus of efforts by jailed Brexit Party leader and Russian asset Nathan Gill

Getting families out of temporary housing will be a massive job but a huge pivot away from 14yrs of failed right wing policies.

well said that man

I am massively in favour of recycling but surely no one wants second hand, refurbished rubbish used Tories, no one except the party of change and the ever needy rag and bone man of British politics Mr Nasty Frotage www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Business is afraid of unionisation because it empowers the worker, so imagine how scared they should be about AI as it won’t be long before 4 trillionaires own most of the workforce and can withdraw their AI bots at anytime if their ever increasing subscription fees are not paid.

Has anything actually improved for the people of Gaza, hundreds are dead since the “ceasefire” and now another IDF war crime www.theguardian.com/world/2025/n...

I heard that over on X the locations of every account was included on profiles as a new feature, it was quickly switched off when they realised just how many “american” profiles were not actually based in the USA. Maybe a very basic law might be that all social media profiles include this info.

I love Susie Dents word of the day.

more than changes to income tax, tackling energy bills will have the bigger psychological impact for people with stretched household incomes www.theguardian.com/money/2025/n...

Well no surprises here, an absolute shambles which had tragic results for so many www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

It’s hard to race to the bottom of a bottomless pit but Labour are giving it a good try www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

It would be hilarious if it wasn’t astonishing and disgusting, I am embarrassed for us

When will this abhorrent invasion end 🇺🇦 www.theguardian.com/world/2025/n...

You wonder why this was ever allowed in the first place 🤪 www.theguardian.com/money/2025/n...

I wouldn’t elect any person to the role of Prime Minister if they couldn’t predict the bleeding effing obvious, and it was always bloody obvious trade would be more difficult once you left the trading club for easy trade. The cheerleader 📣 of Brexit has some gaul saying otherwise

Yeah, I hope the police are prepared for the riots and their families are ready for the concerned ordinary local “women” to start protests outside their homes

I always wonder who these anonymous lobbyists are and how they sleep at night or look their children in the eye #climatecrisis www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Farage admits in his speech today that Reforms manifesto for last years General Election was irresponsible, so he has torn it up to start again. You can guarantee anything he said today will be torn up in a years time when Reform finds someone who best fits his idea of an actual Chancellor.

This makes total sense, young people are definitely the problem, or is it brown people, or wait is it disabled people, I get confused

Terrible stabbing incident in the UK with victims still in a life threatening condition, Police have confirmed it’s not a terrorist incident.

Got to love how this guy is still fighting an evil empire www.theguardian.com/environment/...

the Andrew formally known as Prince should testify in all Epstein enquiries, he owes more than the loss of his title and his big house to the survivors of Jeffrey and Ghislaines sexual abuse

Great to see the Far Right, Wilders (Farages spirit animal) kicked out of government in an election he actually called to gain more power. Well done to the Dutch 🇳🇱 , I can’t wait for the Hungarian 🇭🇺 election next spring www.theguardian.com/world/2025/o...

this is why talk has now turned to removing legal and settled people who have damaged “cultural cohesion” in the UK. Reform and their Tory cousins know they need numbers in the hundreds of thousands or millions to incense the mob and the closet racists

well this isn’t a surprise with so many politicians and people denying the #climatecrisis just to avoid change www.theguardian.com/environment/...

more of this from all politicians please

@theguardian.com playing an interesting game today

Great news out of Caerphilly, Wales this morning 😀

just reading the King has asked the government not to discuss his brother in parliament despite the fact he is alleged to have been part of something akin to an elite global grooming gang, this can’t be true

Mosquitos have made it to Iceland #climatecrises

someone tell @zackpolanski.bsky.social

It fills me with hope that so many Americans, who are shit on everyday by their wannabe king have marched today in defiance of his will, his lies and his obscene corruption of morals and laws

My 14-year-old self would never have guessed that, in 50 years' time, all the world's music would be available at the click of a button, you'd navigate the globe by carrying a tiny computer around in your pocket, and the US President would post a video of himself shitting over American citizens.

An astonishingly large crowd! Chicago

This is what democracy looks like. #NoKings

Good to see these British Nazis behind bars www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

well blow me down, who would have thunk it, petrol cars with tiny electric batteries pollute as much as petrol cars without the battery. #greenwashing #climate #dieselgate www.theguardian.com/environment/...

I don’t have to follow @jcsalterego.bsky.social he is always all over, all the time

just watched #onebattleafteranother and it was brilliant, Sean Penn played a blinder

#farageboats #faragebrexit #faragelies just like all his councillors promising and failing to deliver tax cuts just to get elected

if nothing else, Reform loves a hypocrite, Tice does not put his money where his mouth is www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

A cease fire in Gaza will hopefully bring relief to the estimated 55,000 children who are acutely malnourished www.theguardian.com/world/2025/o...

So the big pharma bullies and Drump who have been holding us to ransom have won, already overpriced drugs in the UK will now go up in price by 25% www.theguardian.com/business/202...

Two years on, 18,457 children have been killed in Gaza www.theguardian.com/world/ng-int...

We need our government to break the link between wholesale gas prices and retail electricity prices

Nothing to see here and btw Reform are raising Council Tax in Kent (they campaigned on a huge promise to lower it) www.theguardian.com/business/202...