Wes Streeting seems to be coming out in favour of a £120m tax break for James Dyson. As Expurgated Dawn Foster observed, he has always been a Tory. (Source for £120m figure: www.ft.com/content/e013...).

This 👇 is one of the most harrowing - and expensive - cases Good Law Project has ever done. But we are determined to fight for justice for Michaela Hall - and other victims of domestic abuse like her.

"Michaela Hall’s partner murdered her five years ago today. "Officers went to the house more than a dozen times. Her partner served prison sentences for a series of assaults on Michaela, and was released just two weeks before he killed her – despite clear signs of escalating danger."

"As police officers drove away on the night Michaela Hall was murdered, body-worn cameras recorded them saying they could imagine her 'lying there with him covering her mouth'. 'But what can you do?' they added. 'She doesn’t help herself.' "The next day, Michaela’s father found her dead."

Both of which happen to be the same positions as Reform UK's. Why would anyone who doesn't care about either the living planet or distributional fairness vote for Streeting, rather than Farage? www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

“An internal briefing prepared for NHS leaders in February 2026, seen by Democracy for Sale, says that even after ‘optimisation’, ‘processing time is reported as taking 4-5 minutes’ while similar processes take only ‘30 seconds’ with current systems.” https://goodlaw.social/i108

Jeremy Corbyn spent much of the only dinner I've had with him singing the praises of Beyond A Boundary. He was right.

If you regret Labour's victory in 2024, #VoteWes 👇🏻

In this Telegraph article from just before the last General Election, Rishi Sunak promised to increase North Sea drilling and cut National Insurance. Exactly what Wes Streeting is now promising. But, sure, Labour represents change.

The watchdog overseeing government appointments, Acoba, warned - “there are real and perceived risks her network gained in office might be used to assist G Square Capital unfairly”. Last year the government abolished the watchdog. It stinks.

Was it only nine days ago that Wes 'the Trans Killer' Streeting placed an article in the Guardian insisting he can win over the Labour left?

Drill baby drill, says Wesley.

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The health department’s top official, appointed by Wes Streeting, was a shareholder at a private equity-owned children’s care home business, which imposed sharp fee increases on local authorities.

The shape of racism in Britain is changing. Less about demonstrating the inferiority of Black and Brown people. More about driving division and White resentment. 👇🏻

So, my informed understanding of what's happened at Haye on Wye is (1) they get their toilets from a contractor and all they specify is x for men and y for women (2) the paper signs were slapped by the contractor over the gender neutral toilets it supplied - so nothing is intentionally...

Does he have any friends who think homosexuality is wrong? Or does he only have friends who target *other* minorities?

Have made enquires of Hay Festival and hope to be in a position to report back. Meanwhile, I know how it looks, but please don't assume the worst.

The point of these attacks is twofold: 1. Flood people with nonsense until it feels true. 2. Grind people down until they lose hope. We know the answer to that: fight back - with hope & a plan for change. There is absolutely no way they win this. Join.greenparty.org.uk

"When I spoke out privately against racist treatment within the England setup, I found myself dropped from the team within two weeks of the 'confidential' report and never played for England again."

"In a small cemetery nestled between fruit farms in northern Vietnam, farmers who for decades buried their dead near family plantations are digging up the graves. "They are dismantling the cemetery to make way for a $1.5bn golf course and luxury residential project by the Trump Organization."

Sadly, the craven, amoral stuffed suits masquerading as Labour ministers on the Government benches will do nothing for fear of upsetting the newspaper magnates who they regard as their real electorate.

The Centre for Mental Health has issued a warning over the new EHRC guidelines: “We believe [the code] will likely have an impact on their mental health and may make trans and non-binary people seeking support for mental distress or mental illness feel unsafe and unsupported” https://bit.ly/4u7VsJ9

"Three teenage boys convicted of the rape and serious sexual assault of girls as young as 14 walked free from court with fines of £26 each and rehabilitation orders, the Guardian has learned." Honestly, our white, cis, straight, privileged male dominated judiciary has so much to answer for.

"For women, particularly black women in public life and sport, the boundaries are tightly policed. Be mute and cute. Be visible, but not influential. Speak, but don’t disrupt. Contribute, but don’t confront. When you cross that line, the consequences are not always explicit, but they are real."

Happy to be corrected but I don't think there's anything in our electoral reform bill, or existing law, that stops a foreign billionaire from using his $44 billion machine to drive UK voters to the Far Right. And that's all sorts of wrong.

The hospital’s decision to abandon Lisa when she was in pain is a shocking failure of medical ethics. But this fight isn’t just about one cancelled surgery. This is about exposing a systemic issue where trans patients are viewed through the lens of politics rather than pathology.

The NHS loves coming up with bullshit reasons to not give transpeople treatment. @cpft-nhs.bsky.social said they wouldn't give me medication because of "recent GRS". I'm pretty sure that having an orchidectomy 8 months prior doesn't stop you from taking medicine.

We have sued the NHS for direct discrimination for refusing to treat a woman who was in pain because she is trans. A reminder: Badenoch publicly boasted of sticking trans-haters into key NHS positions and Labour has cheerfully played along.

Prediction: Government Ministers will continue unthinkingly to stan for AI as the omnifix.

my dad told me, with 100% seriousness, that the Epstein files contained proof Ellen DeGeneres is a cannibal

Transphobia is misogyny in drag.

BBC Question Time now doing exact same with AI they did with Farage? This ‘expert’ panel on AI is a disgrace: not one critical voice. Gilbert works for Tony Blair to promote AI. Jones is govt chief AI booster (& Blair flunky). Riparbelli is industry. Gawdat is ex industry. And a Tory MP

Interesting, this, from Farage. The structure he is complaining of - where a charity (which attracts matched funding from the public purse) helps underwrite the non-charitable activities of a related entity - is widely used on the Left (eg Greenpeace) and Right (eg Tufton Street). We don't use it.

THIS. Do I worry about the effects of social media on my 11-year-old? Obviously yes. Do I think she should be banned from it any more than young men falling into the manosphere on Reddit, middle-aged ladies being dragged into transphobia on Mumsnet, or pensioners radicalised by Facebook? 100% no.

It’s video games and rap music and dungeons and dragons and trans people and denim and motorbikes and everything they have blamed for decades because that’s easier than doing anything.

The hoopla about social media is an excellent example. No one is even asking whether older people are radicalised, or damaged more, or in greater number, than digital natives. We just kneejerk demand the removal of the autonomy of younger people.

✋🏻 Is it because our press is contemptuous of their opinions, the NHS is killing their friends, Government is drowning them in debt, Local Authorities have sold off their spaces, Ministers are in bed with the AI that will take their jobs, we sold off their homes, and the world is burning?

"One in 10 of the positions in the dataset demonstrated 'adverse impact' against Black applicants, while one in 20 roles did so for Asian applicants."

Some super helpful responses - please keep them coming...

Over 25,000 people have said they believe that safeguarding freedom of expression is essential to a healthy democracy. Do you agree? Will you join them? https://goodlawproject.org/petition/misan-harriman-handraiser/

We're complaining to the Charity Commission about Sex Matters describing women who are trans using women's spaces as "deviants". The language is unacceptable (and the statement is wrong in law). We're looking for other examples of it (staff or Trustees) using inflammatory language. Share below?

"Black people get lower grades for the same work. They’re less likely to get job offers and are offered less pay for the same types of work, even with exactly the same skills and qualifications. They’re less likely to receive painkillers because of the myth that Black people experience less pain."

Please do get in touch if this has happened to you.

"He believed that Marie, who is living with dementia, was a man dressed as a woman. "Bailey knocked Marie to the ground and threw her into a wheelie bin before applying pressure to the lid. "The bin fell over as Marie desperately tried to escape only for her to be punched and kicked by Bailey."

Kenyon responded to a social "media post about Vorderman in which another user wrote: 'My god I’d love to smell and lick your arsehole”, by saying: “He’s only saying what we’re all thinking'."

When you read this stuff from people, whether it's about trans people or any other minority, how can you see anything other than someone just admitting they're a supremacist? Of course you think every member of the group you hate is disgusting, that's why you are what you are

Simply contemptible, revolting, for a member of the Bar, Naomi Cunningham, to endorse the idea that trans women are trans "for reasons of sexual gratification" or because they "are fetishists".

If it was about protecting women, there'd be much more outrage about this ⤵️ happening. Where's the uproar about police leaving women in danger again and again and again? These cases barely make a ripple. www.theguardian.com/society/2026...

If you think transphobia is about protecting women I have a patriarchy to sell you. It's a men's rights movement in drag. Always was. The Express on Andy Burnham and The Express on Reform choosing Robert Kenyon who said women can’t “ref, drive or give directions... I’m sexist, sorry but I am.”