Apart from Tommy robinxxx no, but what do you think you achieve by posting this except more division in the UK. NI (& 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿) voted strongly to remain. Even assuming all EU passport holders voted to leave, the English would have still had a majority to leave. So it rest solely with you and your followers

So many people fail to understand this, but Britain spread their culture and language across the world, if you spoke only one second language and it was English of course you would want to come to a country where you could assimilate easier

Starmer's prob is that this sounds like a holding speech in the midst of a huge realignment (or, more accurately,a nutter President causing chaos). Fair dos. But ppl will also hear very Starmer-esque denial of the need for agility & imagination. The moment demands v. rare skills (that he hasn't got)

Remember the period of 2017-9 when Theresa May would hold a late night press conference every couple of weeks and then announce that nothing had changed?

Starmer admits that "our nuclear security depends on our relationship with the US". So the UK does not have an independent nuclear capacity www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cx...

What was once a simple journey to the mainland continent is now filled with long waits, bureaucracy, and extra costs. It's time to join the single market.

Hallelujah! Another new loop in my head. Single market is better than customs union, so Starmer tells to the British public. But please, the single market according to British (emphatically!) conception. Transactional for goods and British services, but please no free movement of people and no ...

A brilliant day for the Conservative party. It no longer has Robert Jenrick in it. My initial thoughts on Robert Jenrick's sacking:

Sums up how rubbish Badenoch is that she has been forced into a “You’re dumping me? I’m dumping you!” rather than just sacking and disbarring Jenrick over the many, many things that would have kept him out of any Tory Cabinet since 1968.

Freedom of movement is treated as a political obstacle — but mostly in the minds of politicians. The public has already moved on. People understand mobility as practical, mutual, and normal. The barrier isn’t public opinion. It’s political imagination. #rejoineu #savefom

10 years after the referendum and the ONLY thing the minority who still support Brexit go on about, is winning that referendum (just). Why? Because it is the ONLY win Brexit has. The vote. Nothing since has been a win for Brexit. "Brexit has failed" Nigel Farage

The majority is for #RejoinEU And if you deny that, there's only one way to find out...

Freedom of Movement is mostly about short term mobility. It is for a finite population in a finite area and it’s fully reciprocal. The entire population of Scotland could move to the Isle of Wight if they wanted to. But they don’t. There’s no need to fear mutual freedom.

The Brexit debate didn’t freeze on 23 June 2016. Ten years later, it’s still shaping lives. Join the National Rejoin March on 20 June 2026. @marchforrejoin.co.uk

I’m bored of people telling others to be quiet and not make a fuss.

There’s no excuse for this really. It’s just prejudice and bigotry.

Staying silent doesn’t bring about solutions.

Financial services alignment is not a niche technical issue. It is the keystone. Without it: ❌ the EU will not offer deep single market access ❌regulatory trust remains limited ❌equivalence stays fragile and political ❌trade-offs in food, farming, energy, data and services are capped

Antipathy towards British people with homes in Spain bsky.app/profile/nial...

Without the videos of what happened in Minneapolis, we’d be entirely reliant on an administration that habitually lies about ICE’s use of unjustified force — a situation more akin to that in Portland, where CBP officers shot two people Thursday.

If only it was that easy for all of us

Why I misread Labour on immigration ft.trib.al/HVu0t51