The March Back Home

Of course.

I think, like Enoch Powell in the 1970s, GBNEWS
has mistaken its own anti-immigrant sentiment - its own institutional racism, we could say - for majority opinion. Its presenters - some of whom have links with the far right - are working hard to make the two align, under the nose of Ofcom.

Brexit has been a resounding disaster. Starmer must find the courage to change course | Ed Davey Poll after poll shows most voters think leaving the EU has been a failure. Closer ties with Europe would bring huge rewards, says Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey

Racists and xenophobes aren’t going to vote Labour now. Why not go for the decent majority?

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One of the most striking changes I’ve noticed in the UK is the rise of racism and hate towards various groups. I see it online everyday. Words, views and threats used that 10 years ago would have been unthinkable.
More concerning is that I see little political action to stem this poisonous flow.

The reason why Lab will lose the next GE has nothing to do with JEREMY BLOODY CORBYN or whatever, it’s their total inability to provide a counter narrative to the RW guff.

I think Starmer in particular is incapable of it, he’s a void, he doesn’t believe anything & doesnt know what to say 🔥🌹

I am very impressed with it. Long overdue.

There were some very dodgy characters in old New Labour, but at least there were some heavyweights with principles.

You look now and wonder who would have the courage to negotiate the Good Friday Agreement, and the integrity to have their promises believed.

The problem with radicalised people is they are no longer open to logical discourse, factual information or able to think critically. Persuasion is not an effective counter. The fight must be taken to the source of radicalisation, to those who undermine decency only to achieve their own ends.

This is what I love about 🇵🇹.

Government announces major late payment reforms for freelancers IPSE’s Josh Toovey argues new late payment laws will protect freelancers with capped terms, automatic interest, and stronger powers to deter repeat…

Happy to praise Labour when they do something right. This is very good and long overdue.

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Even Labour voters don't trust Labour on the economy The steep decline in Labour's poll ratings is second only to Black Wednesday.

This is what happens when you ignore reality by supporting Brexit.
💥 "The Labour government has the trust of just 21.9% of voters to manage the economy. According to the Britain Elects poll tracker, Labour’s polling on the economy is as bad as Liz Truss’s during her brief and hectic premiership."

13 years ago today, I snapped this while crossing London Bridge on my way into town.

Such a moment of optimism and pride in London and these islands.

So what this country needs right now.

They are racist lowlife and politicians have spent 15 years ever since ‘some bigoted woman’ indulging their hatred and stupidity. This is the result.

I’d just add Jaws.

Well, there’s Andrew and a few of his vocal mates…

The daft thing is that the racists and xenophobes who bray for this sort of thing will give them zero credit for it.

Cooper will stall as long as possible on this for fear of upsetting the racists and xenophobes.

Strangely @europeanmovement.co.uk doesn’t appear to have posted this on this site

I expect they get far more pushback here to this exceptionalism

That's because there's no f***ing money left at the end of the month. She's a total liability every time she opens her gob.

Crypto in a bio is rarely an indicator of good character.

Another trinket? How thrilling.

Britain is great at muddling through. But imagine if its leaders knew where they were heading | Timothy Garton Ash Starmer’s successful ‘reset’ with Europe highlights an underlying incoherence. The only rational long-term strategy is to rejoin the EU, says Guardian columnist Timothy Garton Ash

Brexit: Our “diplomatic triumphs, be they in the "reset" with the EU or the trade deal with Trump, largely consist in the removal of obstacles that didn't even exist before”

Good analysis on the bugger’s muddle that is Brexit and its perma-idiotic aftermath.

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Daniel Lawson @DanielLaw1998: Disabled parking should only be valid during business hours 9 to 5, Monday to Friday. I cannot see any reason why people with genuine disabilities would be out beyond these times. Jennifer Lee Rosman @JenLRossman: We’re disabled, Daniel, we’re not werewolves

7 years later and I still whisper, “We’re disabled, Daniel, not werewolves” to myself like a sacred mantra whenever I see a non-disabled person discover ableism like it’s the latest hipster indie band.

Labour are shedding votes on so many other issues, they need something big to bring people back to them before GE 2029.

Pretending to be a Poundland version of Reform isn't that thing. All that does is cement interest in the real deal...

But explicitly beginning the process to rejoin the EU? Yeah!

Have to do likewise. I can do a full day of things now but I do need to be very careful the day after.

We need to fix Brexit full stop #Rejoin

Starmer hasn't realised that each EU leader, one after the other is rinsing him to his face on Brexit and he just stands there with a vacant smile.

Meanwhile Starmer stands there like a complete chump, still maintaining he can make Brexit stupidity ‘work’.

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Rachel Reeves’ tax raid leads to thousands of job losses Bank Governor Andrew Bailey has warned that “softening” in the labour market could force rate-setters to make deeper cuts than expected.

Waste of space.

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