It's difficult to escape the conclusion that HS2 was deliberately designed to steal as much money as possible from taxpayers. The high speed rail lobby colluded with crooked officials and politicians to rip off the public. inews.co.uk/news/hs2-farce-3… #HS2

There is a point at which wealth gives you too much power to shape politics, just as there is a point above which the lifestyles of the super-rich cause extreme harm to the environment @dhnnjyn explains why we need an "extreme wealth line" in @guardian theguardian.com/commentisfre…

RT @ZelenskyyUa: There are currently seven wounded people in hospitals following a Russian drone strike on an ordinary passenger bus. The v…

🔴The Founding Myth of Morgan McSweeney Why reports of Keir Starmer's chief adviser's supposed campaigning genius do not appear to match up with the facts adambienkov.co.uk/p/the-foun…

Bravo ⁦⁦@RichardBurgon⁩ !! & thanks for standing up for constituents against fossil fuel companies & flying lobby! MP to launch bill to target superyachts, private jets and fossil fuel producers | Tax and spending | The Guardian theguardian.com/politics/202…

Apparently, the UK is now an island of strangers. Keir Starmer needs to spend some time in our communities, they maybe diverse, but they are a true community! #islandofstrangers #enochpowell #kierstarmer

RT @SayeedaWarsi: Disgraceful interview by David Mencer on @BBCr4today right now Appalling , gut wrenching propaganda as children starve.…

84-year-old Lyudmila Vasilyeva from Russian St Petersburg went on a solitary protest in her city. She held a poster saying, "People, let's stop the war! We are responsible for peace on planet Earth." For that, she was summoned to the police station and an administrative protocol was drawn against her for "discrediting the Russian army." Lyudmila Vasilyeva has repeatedly participated in protests, including anti-war ones. She was detained several times at rallies in 2022. In 2024, she tried to run for governor of St. Petersburg but failed to collect the required number of signatures.

‘A skilled migrant’s family will contribute £12,000 a year.’ ‘A British skilled worker’s family takes from the economy.’ Sadiq Khan has a ‘lovely stat’ that he says dispels the idea that migrants are 'sponges or skivers’.

Boss of Thames Water - which can’t even keep Thames water clean - says multimillion pay packets and bonuses paid out of borrowed money are necessary to get the calibre of managers needed bit.ly/3YHNQ33 ‘who would headhunt from a failing company’ MP asks

Labour lost my vote today. It's not that immigration isn't a problem - it's complex and can't be solved by emulating Farage with xenophobic soundbites and making promises that no government will be able to keep. We already have two protofascist parties. We don't need a third.

Cheap response from Starmer to a fully justified question from Plaid's Liz Saville-Roberts

For Julia's statement read: "The biggest thing I could do for my bank balance ..."

Don't let The Sun and Murdoch's other titles get away with decades of illegal and unethical behaviour. Tell the PM: Leveson 2 now: hackedoff.org/campaign-actio…

Sunday Times today says that Jonathan Pochin, husband of new Reform MP Sarah Pochin, is "a construction worker". Up to point... Jonathan Pochin used to be a director of his family's well-known Pochin building firm, which went out of business a few years ago.

“Open for business” While cutting ties with the European Convention on Human Rights? That makes Britain a legal wildcard—not a reliable trading partner. Investors want stability, not chaos and Daily Mail headlines.

“Drill baby drill” UK oil won’t lower your energy bill. Why? Because energy is traded globally. More drilling just enriches oil firms and delays investment in renewables. We need clean, cheap energy, not 1970s cosplay.

“Ditch Net Zero” This would violate the UK’s Climate Change Act, break international law, destroy green investment, and kill off thousands of future-proof jobs. It’s economic vandalism wrapped in fossil fuel nostalgia.

“Scrap inheritance tax on estates under £2 million” This helps the wealthiest 4% of the population. Everyone else? Gets nothing. Another few billion lost to help people who already have mansions.