Starmer inherited a defeated party. He turned it into a landslide government. He's bringing billions of investment into Britain. And some politicians think he's the problem. Success has many critics. Failure had remarkably few. #Labour #KeirStarmer #PoliticsUK

Reform voters, you are being scammed.

Enough of the con. Is there any level low enough that you & your master will not stoop to & exploit to con the proles on behalf of the über rich, billionaires & oligarchs!? Your approach was envisaged 200 years ago!

Nobody wants a city on Mars. Nobody wants AI in every app. Nobody wants a robot butler. Nobody wants data centers everywhere. Nobody wants flying cars or humanoid robots. We want clean water, we want bees to survive, and we want a habitable planet.

There’s a lot of nastiness thrown at Keir Starmer but he just seems to be a decent prime minister focused on the job. He led Labour from one of its worst defeats in history to a landslide victory. Sad that career politicians are now trying to move against him

What makes this article interesting is not what it says about Starmer, but where it appears. This is The Observer, the Sunday sister paper of The Guardian, hardly a publication that has been known for offering uncritical support to Starmer or his leadership. Yet even it appears to be pushing back against the increasingly absurd claim that the Prime Minister is somehow not trying hard enough. One can disagree with his policies. One can argue over priorities. One can even question individual decisions. But the suggestion that he lacks dedication or commitment to the job simply does not stand up to scrutiny. The reality is that Starmer inherited an economy damaged by years of instability, public services under immense strain and an Armed Forces budget facing competing demands at a time when the global security situation is deteriorating rapidly. There are no easy answers and there is certainly no magic money tree. What some seem to want is unlimited spending, no welfare reform, higher defence budgets, better public services and lower taxes, all at the same time. That is not serious politics. Governing is about choices. Perhaps the more important question is this: if even The Observer is now challenging the narrative being pushed by some of Starmer's critics, should they pause for a moment and ask themselves whether they have become more interested in removing the leader than winning the next election?

Here’s an idea, cut MPs expenses (£242.6 million) , freeze their pay, stop catering/alcohol being subsidised (£7 million to £8 )million, House of Lords catering (£3 million) stop daily rate (£23 m total costs £143 mill) Because difficult choices have to be made to pay 4 defence

The time to have started preparing was about 15 years ago, but the fucking bastard Tories didn't prepare. They cut the armed services to shreds over 14 years, hollowing everything out. Don't anybody dare try to blame Labour, who were always going to be playing catch-up from day 1

Nigel’s poster is going viral

Spot on Alan Johnson.. Let Starmer do his job that he got a landslide mandate for Stand firm Keir .. best PM in decades. @LBC @BBCNews @SkyNews

How is quitting good for the country? How is resigning good for the Labour party. How is changing PMs every 2 years good for the country? How is installing a man, who has been out of Parliament for years, as the new PM good for the country? None of this makes sense.

Turns out Hannah Spencer's blouse definitely isn't Gucci and didn't cost £2,000 Farage, on the other hand, definitely received 5 million and didn't declare it

Starmer is showing real leadership in refusing to give in to the Corbynistras & the RW media. Standing firm to avoid the sort of chaos & instability the Tories wrought. He is made of much stronger stuff than the likes of Healey or Burnham, who put themselves before the country.

Nigel Farage’s £5m crypto gift scandal is getting worse. I - Secret £5 million from a crypto billionaire ii - U-turned to run for MP just weeks later iii- Bought a £1.4 million house in cash is -Now under official Parliamentary investigation for failing to declare it Reform promised to clean up Westminster. Their leader is dodging transparency. Britain has seen through the act. Say no to Reform and reject them. ~ financial Time

Say what you like, I stand with Keir Starmer. 100% Quite simply, he is by far the best Prime Minister this country, the UK, has had for decades. He is solid. His motives, his ethics, are to be admired immensely - even in the face of such opprobrium from the MSM Carry on Keir, I say. All power to your elbow. #StickWithStarmer #StarmerIsSolid @Keir_Starmer

Nigel Farage has just re-instated this man into Reform UK. Let that sink in. Britain is better than this.

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RT @HughEdw31897368: I’ve just listened to the fuller version of Keir Starmer’s interview with Chris Mason. Every day I’m grateful that he’…