Steve W

Could not have said it better myself.

Just you watch, Trump & Musk are gonna start WW3 and deny @LFC the chance to celebrate another title!!! #LFC #Liverpool

The world is clearly going to hell in a handcart. You can now lie, lie and lie again without any repercussions yet telling the truth that #liztruss crashed the economy is met with legal action being taken. 🤯

Man sentenced as GMP secures biggest penalty in Bury domestic violence pilot scheme Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has secured the biggest penalty so far for the breach of a domestic abuse protection order (DAPO) as part of a pilot…

Just like much of the furore this week, here is an example of a law passed 4 years ago and the Tories did nothing with it. Within months of us being in power we delivered the scheme because we are about actual actions and real outcomes. They talked we walked. www.burytimes.co.uk/news/2484314...

Happy new year to all the reds around the world. He’s to a fantastic run in to a league title & Champions League

And let every new day be filled with respair …fresh hope…recovery from despair.

To all who I follow and who follow me …or just pass by.

YouTube video by Mo Stewart Slot told me I was wrong about Jota which taught me about Diaz Nunez & more! Press Conference Review

My #LFC Press Conference Review is out now! Not always the first, but always giving you something new to think about. Hear my analysis of Arne Slot's thoughts on Nunez, Jota, my question about Diaz, Alexander-Arnold & Sunday's opponents Spurs:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DZV...

@riannedowney.bsky.social @paulheatonsolo.bsky.social What a fantastic gig tonight in Liverpool I know Paul said you are a star in the making but we’ve known that for quite a few years 🙌👌

Poor 1st half for the Reds, we need a few changes at half time but for the sake of his career I hope he keeps Quansah on the pitch #LFC

"The country needs conviction politicians, not politicians with convictions," says Kemi Badenoch, who has previously admitted to hacking and vandalising a Labour MP's website, which was an offence carrying a sentence of up to five years in prison #pmqs

Led By Donkeys (@ledbydonkeys) on Threads Nigel Farage loves open borders - for the super rich

www.threads.net/@ledbydonkey...

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Magnificent!!!! #LFC

The shop will be open tomorrow night from 5 o’clock till just before kick off,not open after the match sorry please retweet,nice one 👍🏼

Ok my prediction for the Liverpool v Madrid game tomorrow………….
15 mins before KO Trent walks out to the centre circle and signs his new contract for the Mighty Reds. Oh and Liverpool win 2-1 😳 #LFC #Trent #TAA

3 of the match officials on Sunday are from Greater Manchester #LFC #corruptioninplainsight

Never in doubt!! #LFC

Anyone know the time on the Doomsday Clock? 🚀 #barkingmadleaders

Moving Off X: An Open Letter from UK Journalists As UK journalists, we have used Twitter – now X – for many years. It has been a resource for story-gathering, network-building, and a megaphone for getting public-interest stories to a wider audience. And it has been a well of ideas and discourse. Unfortunately that well is now poisoned. All of us have seen X become more toxic and broken since Elon Musk took over in 2022. Feeds have become less useful. Engagement has plummeted, except for those who will pay. Replies gain traction not through merit, but through the corrupted blue-tick system. We have seen hate speech and abuse deliberately dialled up and amplified, boosted not just by the algorithm, but by the owner himself. And England’s racist summer riots were one of many factors suggesting to us that X is not a neutral platform, but a space that now seems to glorify misinformation at a great cost to our public sphere. Millions of people are ditching X, and we are doing so, too. We have taken the view that it is no longer a useful tool for objective reporting, but a weapon being wielded by a narrowing ideological set. A tipping point is coming. Perhaps we are already in it. After much consideration, we have taken the decision to move over to other platforms, in particular Bluesky. For some of us that means instantly deleting our X accounts, for others it is a more gradual process. But we are all putting the majority of our efforts into building more constructive online spaces elsewhere for political dialogue and reporting. Bluesky is becoming a new hub for political discussion, and we encourage other UK journalists to join and become active. We are already seeing far higher engagement on our posts there than we’ve seen recently on X. And importantly, the mechanisms to limit abuse actually work. We enjoyed Twitter while it lasted. It played an important role in shaping many of our careers. And it was, for a long time, the place to be for UK politics. We believe that …

Powerful open letter, signed by 30 of the UK’s leading journalists, on leaving X.

“…it is no longer a useful tool for objective reporting, but a weapon being wielded by a narrowing ideological set. Bluesky is becoming a new hub for political discussion…we encourage other UK journalists to join.”

🌷🎪🎶🎪🌷 Absolutely made up that we got that golden ticket for our 11th Glastonbury Festival. Gutted for everyone who missed out #Glastonbury #Glasto #GlastonburyFestival #Glatonbury25

I’m sure Elon and my 559 followers will be absolutely devastated but I closed my Twitter account down today. @bsky.app seems to be a far nicer place