Russia was behind the arson attacks targeting PM, and Tommy Robinson was one of the figures who spread Russia's lies about the motives for the attack. Coming shortly after his trip to Moscow, this is yet more proof that Yaxley-Lennon is a traitor working for Russia. The arsonist's handler was "a young Russian diplomat, schooled in information warfare by spies and propagandists, who is close to the highest levels of power in Moscow. His name is Evgeny Lyukshin. He is 23 and the son of a senior official." "Russian operatives ran their sabotage and provocation campaign remotely through social media and the messaging app Telegram, [...] creating fake online far-right and Muslim groups, which were used to organise acts of vandalism in the UK and stir up division and fear." "Accounts based in Russia posted lies about the motive for the arson attacks targeting Starmer, which were spread by figures such as [...] Tommy Robinson." bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r2…

The PM toughens sanctions against Russia on oil & finance & helps Ukraine to get through next winter. theguardian.com/world/2026/j…

Dear @susannareid100 @GMB For your information, @Keir_Starmer will still be Prime Minister on Friday. It's impossible for @AndyBurnhamGM to oust him overnight. Try delivering some news instead of speculation; you demean the term journalism. 🤨

According to an FT report (I couldn’t read the article it’s behind a paywall) there will be hundreds of job cuts @BBCNews Start with shutting down @BBCBreakfast Its sole purpose is to depress viewers, everything is reported negatively. It’s dreadful. #bbcbreakfast

Reform’s billionaire backers in the media and in Thailand won’t want you to know this: We don’t have to choose between protecting our kids from child abuse and preserving personal privacy. Reject that helplessness. British ingenuity is better than that 🇬🇧

Breaking from the G7 in Evian 🇫🇷: Britain sanctions 20 oil tankers, along with further shipping insurers and services as part of latest bid to “choke” Russia’s shadow fleet. It makes the UK the first G7 country to sanction several Liquefied Natural Gas vessels recently acquired by Russia. New effort also launched to stop Western goods ending up in the hands of Russia’s military. (In the past, I’ve been told this involved innocuous items like washing machines being sold to a 3rd country, then stripped and parts sold on that could be used in combat.) Three companies and 10 GRU officers suspected of acquiring such technology have been sanctioned, too, and will extend to third country suppliers in China, Thailand and Türkiye. Keir Starmer says: “These sanctions target the vessels, the money and the actors propping up Russia’s war economy, and in turn, threatening European security. "Working with our G7 allies, we will continue to increase the pressure in Putin and his circle of collaborators until Russia’s war machine is brought to a halt and peace returns to our continent.”

Kendall: More details in July on VPNs, curfews, and chatbots. After the Horizon scandal, we know this govt's "restrictions" are about control, not safety. Another fine mess and kids are the excuse. #bbcbreakfast

RT @premnsikka: Reform UK pledges new tax on employers for hiring foreign workers, to fund national insurance reduction for employers. No…

The only reason I'm not going all out and stating I support Palestine Action is because it's illegal. Also, on a state pension, I couldn't afford any legal consequences.

No concerns from the RIGHT WING MEDIA over Starmer and family over the Russian Arson attack No concerns over his and his wife and children safety !! Disgraceful LIES HOWEVER SPREAD ALL OVER MEDIA about the relationship between Starmer and the Perpetrators Shame on everyone of you that spread the terrible lies #politicslive #PoliticsToday @NickFerrariLBC @JeremyVineOn5 #GBNEWS

Bigfoot. Nessie. Brexit benefits. All often claimed. None ever found. 🫵Have You Seen any evidence yet? 🔍 🗳️ Vote Peter Ward in Makerfield, barrister, law-and-order candidate for the Rejoin EU Party. 🇬🇧🇪🇺 #Makerfield #RejoinEU

And so many more to follow.

If Britain cannot rejoin the EU any time soon, then let's stop arguing about what isn't possible and start focusing on what is. Can young people regain opportunities? Can businesses trade more easily? Can musicians tour? Can part-year residents spend more time in their homes? What are the next steps? ft.com/content/48a47a39-6365… #SaveFOM #RejoinEU

Have you done any campaigning in Aberdeen South or Arbroath and Broughty Ferry?

A) This a properly brilliant piece of investigative journalism by BBC & @hopenothate. Huge kudos to all involved. B) The Kremlin operative who BBC names as directing arson attacks against Keir Starmer was taught his tradecraft by…drumroll…Sergei Nalobin !!! Pictured here with Boris Johnson. Also: the star of our podcast series, Sergei & the Westminster Spy Ring! Wtaf

Can everyone please send money to Young Bob? He was beaten up today for being a racist.

I REALLY can't bring myself to look at the BBC report on "Russian interference".

Immigrants on work and study visas already pay double for the NHS. They pay the full £1035 Immigration Health Surcharge upfront before they arrive then full National Insurance from their wages. Converting a student visa to skilled worker costs £4000 to £5000. Your foreign worker levy will hammer care sector staffing. There are over 110000 vacancies because most British people will not do those jobs. The result will be collapsing services, NHS bed blocking and colossal economic damage. These slogans ignore reality. You are simply out of your mind now. x.com/reformparty_uk/status/…

Jon Kay asking about a 16 year old being able to vote but not able to see the results on YouTube. Liz Kendall: they could switch on the TV. That pissed on Kay’s parade! #bbcbreakfast

Thames Water, the UK's largest water company, has taken a step closer to a form of nationalisation after the gov objected to a proposed rescue deal The Environment Secretary wrote to the industry regulator on Mon to raise concerns over the £10bn package put forward by the firm's lenders PS Andy Burnham told me in his #Newsnight interview on June 5,  ‘if I look at the situation with Thames Water, I think there is an overwhelming case for public ownership'