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If the BBC want to have a better presence on YouTube they’d do worse than to move, for example, Question Time into a modern YouTube format. Also, they should become a public mutual

What I love about Kemi, is that she never handles something badly in the way you'd expect them to handle it badly.

Having a bit of a renaissance listening to Faith No More again. Fiancée is not best pleased

Actively creating these kinds of conspiracy theories is just evil. This is how paths start to someone getting killed.

Few know this but Tekken is just a game about kicking Armour King in the head repeatedly

taking a small cat who followed me home for a half mile in the pouring rain to the vets to try and get him home and safe. please lord tell me your owners microchipped you

Some Europeans will be reassured by this, and wind down the (cautious) assertiveness of recent days. But it shows that displays of European resolve move Trump in ways that the misguided sycophancy of previous 12 months never did. It's a reason to press forward, not pull back.

Has your community lost essential assets over the last decade? You're probably not alone - with the Community Right to Buy going through the House of Lords this week, here's what the public had to say when asked about these transformative new powers. www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlFW...

Trump says China doesn’t use wind farms - in the first 6 months of 2025 Beijing added 46GW of wind power www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...

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A significant portion of this article is exactly what we’ve been doing at the Co-operative Party with our Community Britain work. While life has undoubtedly become more challenging for Britons since 2010, communities have never stopped delivering. They’re working harder than ever.

Instagram’s content acceleration algorithm is wild. You have one bit of mildly successful engagement and all the content they’ve been hiding from feeds starts pinging off with likes and views. Just serve it the first time!

All the 2016 nostalgia has got us thinking about how far we’ve come in ten years. From doing the essential campaigning work of opposition, to putting co-operation firmly on the agenda in government.

what I am learning from this Jenrick speech is that his social media content producer must spend a lot of time In The Suite

an excoriating record of the Government that Jenrick was a part of here

Truly Bluesky is a different world. For example, you all seem to use this word “Keminaissance” which I, with a healthy mind, have never once parsed

“The British public are tired of political psychodrama,” says Kemi Badenoch, as she unleashes as HUGE amount of political psychodrama.

Another excellent example from the other day where she's so fixated on owning Keir that she endorses EU membership.

as The Traitors is just live action Mafia i truly believe it owes its success to the anorak forum user community in the UK

🚨 There's over 400 Labour and Co-operative candidates ready to contest this year's Local Elections - but we're not stopping here. If you're a Co-operative Party member thinking of standing as a Labour candidate, why not stand as a joint candidate? 🌹🐝

my band is playing a gig for @ivwuk.bsky.social! come and see us at the Cav on the 31st ✨

seems like it always snows after Christmas. my solution? double July 2026. we get an even longer summer and Christmas goes back to how it should be

Owned by the community and run for the community - that should be the future for pubs everywhere. We visited the UK's first community-run pub with Labour MP @alistrathern.bsky.social 🍻

As a certified John Lydon hater I am very upset by how good the Public Image Ltd needle drop in Marty Supreme was.

Official government accounts should not be posting on Twitter, for the same reasons that they don’t post on 4chan or kiwifarms.

Anticipating a pretty big dip from X/Twitter as leadership there totally fails to deal with the proliferation of illegal and immoral image generation - right when people are making New Year’s resolutions and digital burnout is only just settling down.

my dad’s first photojournalism was in the Daily Mirror - now, from our visit with Ali Strathern, i am bafflingly following in his footsteps www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...

one of my favourite things about being at home is the church in our village. with its oldest parts set up in 1200, the main tower was built after the plague and the fire of London in the first Annus Mirabilis- 1666. that number is set in stone on the tower’s wall.

sensational work from my parents

made a bean and sausage casserole that is probs one of the best things I’ve ever made. ketjap manis in there. like a tin of beans but elevated. you should come over and try it

Even by my low expectations for Kemi Badenoch ‘violence against women and girls is something done by immigrants and nobody else’ has shocked me.

Come work with me!

Lisa Nandy has said the BBC must remain independent, accountable, commanding public trust - and that it must reflect the whole of the UK, drive economic growth and be sustainably and fairly funded. We agree. That's why we're calling for the BBC to be mutualised.

prewn’s system is my favourite album this year by a country mile. enjoy youtu.be/wtcVa6fcoJw?...

Thank you, Adobe Illustrator 3D extrude tool 🫡

Visiting inspiring co-ops is easily the best part of my job but Be Caring take the cake. Only “Outstanding” performing social care providers in Leeds and their carers love their work, their team, and their model. Co-ops work, ok!

On the one hand, I’ve seen Zarah Sultana with my own eyes. On the other, everything else increasingly suggests she can’t possibly be a real person.

Really enjoyed speaking with care workers from the care co-op Be Caring. As care provision is being talked about, we wanted to hear directly from these care workers about the difference the co-op model has made to their work - day to day and broader picture. We can fix care.

of all of the frankly unacceptable decisions Quentin Tarantino has made, including the actual Fortnite version of the lost scene at the end of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair has to be quite far up there

The shape and substance of a modern economy is a reflection of the financial system under it. Some real steps toward doubling the size of the co-op sector in recent weeks but this is arguably most important one (own view!) Co-op banks and mutual services know how to properly finance a new economy.

NEW: A major boost for mutuals and co-operatives across the UK as package of support to grow the sector is announced. We've long called for regulators to play a greater role in enabling growth. Today's big news is another promising step on our journey to doubling the co-operative and mutual sector📈

So one of the most viral British aggregators @PolitlcsUK (the second “i” is an L) is actually run by a former Tory MP turned lobbyist and Andrew Rosindell’s office manager? And they interview Rosindell? Such a great era.

oh god Jenrick is Magna Carta posting in the House of Commons.

let's put the c (co-operative) in bbc

"The thing that really made my heart sing was the Chancellor of the Exchequer talking about co-operation and co-operative businesses." 🐝 Our Chair @jimmcmahon.co.uk responds to yesterday's budget on behalf of the Co-operative Party. youtu.be/IkmzRwYMJGE

🚨 NEW: As announced today in the Budget, the Government has published its call for evidence for co-op growth. Launching this investigation on the day of the Budget sends a clear message: this government is committed to growing the co-operative economy.

Absolutely vile and out of touch reference to "Benefits Street" by Kemi Badenoch. Child poverty is a scourge on our society and it's right it's being tackled properly