It is very much in the interests of Brexitists to frame the argument as a “re-run”, “reopening old wounds”, a “relitigation”, and all the other interminable clichés that are dragged out to stifle discussion. It is also just plain nonsense on the most basic logical level.

"Instead of substantive policy debate, a significant proportion of the coverage focused on the “horse race” elements of the election" A substantial factor in UK's #BrokenPolitics www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

A reminder that when someone pays millions to a politician or political organisation, they of course expect something in return.

Wait until he finds out how far away Wuhan was at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Wait until he finds out how far away Wuhan was at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A reminder that when someone pays millions to a politician or political organisation, they of course expect something in return.

Politicians. Net migration goes up: "We need to control our borders and reduce immigration." Net migration goes down: "We need to control our borders and reduce immigration."

Politicians. Net migration goes up: "We need to control our borders and reduce immigration." Net migration goes down: "We need to control our borders and reduce immigration."

A direct result of continuous victimisation, gaslighting and deliberate disinformation. Most of all an utter failure of the UK media.

Case in point.

Immigration obsession is all about racism. We need to be clear about that. People who don’t give a toss about public services or housing have not suddenly become public spirited.

Case in point.

A direct result of continuous victimisation, gaslighting and deliberate disinformation. Most of all an utter failure of the UK media.

Nothing says mature and disciplined better than sharing pictures of yourself as Jesus and the Pope.

"Dad?" "Yes, son." "Shouldn't the government invest more in leukemia research and childhood vaccines?" "Maybe. But we really need that ballroom. And Uncle Bob deserves a compensation for breaking his wrist when he beat up a cop at the Capitol." "I just miss my little sister."

Your regular reminder that oil is always more important than human rights and international law.

Nothing says mature and disciplined better than sharing pictures of yourself as Jesus and the Pope.

Your regular reminder that oil is always more important than human rights and international law.

How about: a) I believe the UK should rejoin the EU; but b) Neither we nor Brussels are ready for a formal negotiation; and c) EU membership would not be a panacea for our national challenges; so c) I will work to build trust and lay foundations with the EU, while advancing other priorities.

A reminder that rejoining the single market will require accepting free movement of people, and rejoining the EU will mean having to adopt the €. So any discussion about Britain's future in Europe has to involve convincing voters why those things are beneficial to them and the UK as a whole.

"Dad?" "Yes, son." "Shouldn't the government invest more in leukemia research and childhood vaccines?" "Maybe. But we really need that ballroom. And Uncle Bob deserves a compensation for breaking his wrist when he beat up a cop at the Capitol." "I just miss my little sister."

Trump didn’t just pardon his followers who stormed the U.S. Capitol. He’s now set them up for payments through a slush fund he created to reward his allies—out of your tax dollars. You could not make this up.

The only way to stop Nigel Farage from becoming PM is to have a clear debate about the benefits of being inside or outside the EU. Something the vast majority of UK politicians and media have shied away from for the past 10 years. The next major election has to have this discussion at its core.

Show me you have no knowledge of British, French, or Spanish food culture without saying you have no knowledge of British, French, or Spanish food culture

The only way to stop Nigel Farage from becoming PM is to have a clear debate about the benefits of being inside or outside the EU. Something the vast majority of UK politicians and media have shied away from for the past 10 years. The next major election has to have this discussion at its core.

Nigel Farage had one big mission in his political career: to drag the UK out of the EU. 10 years on since the referendum, why doesn't he celebrate all the amazing Brexit achievements and opportunities? Why does nobody ever ask him how exactly Brexit improved the daily life of people across the UK?

Meanwhile.

And with more and more AI content of questionable quality produced, AI bots are increasingly being trained on inaccurate and misleading sources. So with time, we are all getting dumber and dumber.

David Cameron's disastrous decision to gamble the future of both the Tory party and the country on an ill-conceived EU referendum with no preparation or strategy is now eating up the Labour party, too. Well done. Ten years of utter chaos. Nigel Farage's laughing.

A reminder of where we are. Ten years of unnecessary, self-inflicted, utter chaos. A lost decade for families, workers, pensioners, students and entrepreneurs in the UK. #BrexitOpportunities

David Cameron's disastrous decision to gamble the future of both the Tory party and the country on an ill-conceived EU referendum with no preparation or strategy is now eating up the Labour party, too. Well done. Ten years of utter chaos. Nigel Farage's laughing.

Immigration make Britain brilliant

Nigel Farage told The Sun he can't be bought by anyone... He was literally bought and said 'Up the Ra' for £80.

2026: Wes Streeting says the UK will one day be back in the EU 2022: Wes Streeting said "people need to move on" and "Britain isn't going back into the EU"

Meanwhile the German TV news (other than talking about the #ESC): 1. Ebola outbreak in Africa 2. Chaos in Labour, UK government collapsing 3. Extensive coverage of Tommy Robinson's rally 4. There's a dead whale off the Danish coast

Meanwhile the German TV news (other than talking about the #ESC): 1. Ebola outbreak in Africa 2. Chaos in Labour, UK government collapsing 3. Extensive coverage of Tommy Robinson's rally 4. There's a dead whale off the Danish coast

The disastrous decision to call for an ill conceived referendum to leave the EU with no preparation, strategy or impact assessment has now destroyed both the Conservatives and Labour, and is just about to claim the sixth Prime Minister in 10 years.

And so it begins. inews.co.uk/news/politic...

If Burnham doesn't get elected as MP it will leave Labour without leadership, and the party will ultimately spiral into irrelevance. The same happened when Cameron gambled everything and lost control of the narrative. Ten years later, the Tory party is condemned to oblivion. Farage's laughing.

If Burnham doesn't get elected as MP it will leave Labour without leadership, and the party will ultimately spiral into irrelevance. The same happened when Cameron gambled everything and lost control of the narrative. Ten years later, the Tory party is condemned to oblivion. Farage's laughing.

I could say the same about myself.

If you totted up the sums for every financial scandal in British politics (£2k per parliamentary question for cash-for-questions, £200k for Johnson’s No 10 renovation, the cost of that very nice campervan) even with second tier stuff like Rayner and Polanski, would you get close to £5mn *in total*?