No Sheds

Yes, unfortunately

"They" win if they discredit bbc news, or defund it, or kill it.

Yes because it was trusted at home & internationally, & if it goes it will most likely replaced by news with an agenda, corporate-sponsored news or propaganda. I know it is suffering at the moment, but we should try to save it.

Step 1 should be replace the stooges at the top.
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Nothing will change in the UK until the press is dealt with
Nothing will change in the UK until the press is dealt with
Nothing will change in the UK until the press is dealt with
Nothing will change in the UK until the press is dealt with
Nothing will change in the UK until the press is dealt with

I’m very pleased that Jonathan Gullis has joined Reform – we need more conviction politicians with strongly held principles. In other news, here he is explaining why there is absolutely no chance he would ever defect to Reform.

Left: Keir Starmer makes the case for scrapping the two child benefit cap in his second budget

Right: After his first budget, where he didn't scrap the cap, he suspended 7 Labour MPs, for doing what he's arguing for today

How about

The New Nasty Party?

Both acknowledging the disaster, neither really accepting any responsibility…

I'm at a Kemi Badenoch event where *yet again* the Guardian has not got a question. Aside from broadcasters it was Mail, Sun and FT (the latter presumably only because we're at an accountancy body in the City). I've probably been to seven or eight such events with no question.

Instead of the Treasury gaining £350m / week as the Quitlings promised, it's losing about 5 times that amount in lost taxes due to the Brexit damage to GDP.

Time for rejoining to be put on the table and for the Brexit (mis)leaders to be ignored politically and then properly investigated.

三 THE SUNDAY TIMES RYAN BOURNE We Brexiteers must acknowledge the costs of leaving Europe Breaking free from the EU has undoubtedly deepened the UK's malaise, and it's no use denying it

The microeconomic, firm-level data is crystal clear that Brexit has had a significant, depressive impact. The authors use the Bank of England's decision-maker panel - about 7,000 firms surveyed - to show that the more EU-exposed a company was, the more likely it cut investment and slowed hiring after the referendum. By 2023, average business investment was 12 per cent lower than otherwise. Productivity within firms was 3 to 4 per cent weaker. Roughly half of firms listed Brexit as a top source of uncertainty for years after the vote. Yes, remainer foot-dragging in parliament exacerbated this uncertainty. But wherever you ascribe blame, managers devoted hours each week to planning for new post-Brexit customs arrangements, regulation and precautionary stockpiles. This displacement activity weakened innovation, delayed investment and distracted managers from core business.

The scale of the Brexit damage forces the less dishonest Brexiters to admit reality.

(Sunak, same paper, continues to delude himself and his readers)
(Farage would rip up any reset and plunge business into more costly uncertainty)

“Such evidence cannot be dismissed as Project Fear. It is data”

Told you so! The Telegraph denounces Brexit as 'unmitigated economic disaster' We've now got The Telegraph joining the Brexit resistance, after the formerly pro-leave paper ripped into its 'near-disastrous' consequences.

Alongside declining polls for Reform, the good news about the Telegraph’s volte face on Brexit is that it gives Labour political cover from the far right to reapply to rejoin the EU. www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/the...

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Might the Telegraph now consider an apology to ‘the Brexit mutineers’ and consider what it is that constitutes patriotism?

Brexit costs the government around £90bn.

Without Brexit we could have tax cuts and spending increases. We would have hope & optimism, not gloom & despair.

Brexit harms the British people, especially the poor & vulnerable. No politician can support Brexit and claim to care for ordinary people.

This helped me, but it all seems daft. The bit that I liked was that 0.75 does not equal three quarters!

sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing....

Trump posted on Truth Social:
“Immigration and Nationality Act, Section 212(f):

‘Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by

In the Torygraph, it used to be so pro Brexit it ranked as fit for loons only.

All the coverage of Reeves ‘lying’ debagged in a single sentence.

You’re feeling jaded, and then you see a driving instructor’s car emblazoned with sombreros and the name L-PASSO. And it feels like the world telling you there’s always something amazing you haven’t seen

Oops sorry we ruined the country and everything we voted for was a lie. Our total bad. Anyway, how about those bloody migrants eh??

Petition: Call a public inquiry into Russian influence on UK politics & democracy We are concerned about reported efforts from Russia to influence democracy in the US, UK, Europe and elsewhere. We believe we must establish the depth and breadth of possible Russian influence campaig...

The petition calling for a public inquiry into Russian influence on UK politics & democracy is at 105.3k. I think it should get a lot more signatures. If you agree please repost, and share the petition as often and as far and wide as possible.
petition.parliament.uk/petitions/74...

"Dogs!

Put down the Queen’s tail!

Antique, real jump,

Ridiculous.

Join their laughter.

The brothers are legal now. "

Edith Sitwell lives - and she's writing the captions at Your Party Conference

I'd love to be Archbishop of Canterbury one day. Perhaps I'm being overambishops.

If you look at the ridiculous case studies they dredged up & the desperate attempts to hang Reeves for ‘lying’ about the rationale behind a policy she *did not introduce*, you might work out why right-wing media is straining *not* to talk about the finer detail of her (unremarkable) budget.

@carltonreid.com

broke: drive your gas powered car
woke: drive your electric car
spoke: ride a bike

So... this just happened.

archive.ph/2025.11.29-1...

The Telegraph, ladies and gentlemen.

However, to get to page 26, you have to wade through pages of anti-Reeves, anti-Labour, anti-Budget, anti-National Trust, & anti-Migrant; & pro-Conservateve, pro-Reform and sundry other tosh & utter 🐂💩.

I don't understand why anyone would want to buy it (a paper or the business)