Louise
@charlottedearling.bsky.social
North Londoner now living in the countryside. Not a nimby.
Hard to see how the government can get a fair hearing now the media has closed ranks and doubled down on its bullshit.
February 10, 2026 at 11:00 AM
Hard to see how the government can get a fair hearing now the media has closed ranks and doubled down on its bullshit.
Is Wes Streeting Peter Pettigrew?
February 10, 2026 at 10:19 AM
Is Wes Streeting Peter Pettigrew?
‘Morgan McSweeny was wrong about everything’. He wasn’t wrong about Wes Streeting
February 10, 2026 at 9:30 AM
‘Morgan McSweeny was wrong about everything’. He wasn’t wrong about Wes Streeting
Over on Twitter, Henry Zefferman is now taking on anyone who questioned their ridiculous febrile attempt to help orchestrate a coup against the government. Retweeted by Patrick Maguire. The Westminster lobby, acting in concert.
February 10, 2026 at 8:29 AM
Over on Twitter, Henry Zefferman is now taking on anyone who questioned their ridiculous febrile attempt to help orchestrate a coup against the government. Retweeted by Patrick Maguire. The Westminster lobby, acting in concert.
Wes Streeting’s disclosed messages. It looks contrived and inauthentic.
February 9, 2026 at 10:28 PM
Wes Streeting’s disclosed messages. It looks contrived and inauthentic.
The Westminster lobby is a shambolic smoking ruin. How on earth did they get it so wrong?
February 9, 2026 at 8:07 PM
The Westminster lobby is a shambolic smoking ruin. How on earth did they get it so wrong?
Lol. The Westminster lobby need to apologise to the nation and possibly consider their resignations. Catastrophically bad intelligence. Not just Cat here but the whole lot of them. Patrick Maguire and Chris Mason especially
Am told Eluned Morgan, First Minister of Wales, is going to follow Anas Sarwar in calling for the PM to stand down;
Also that there will be "Scottish MP ministerial resignations" afterwards
Ministers saying it's the end game...
Also that there will be "Scottish MP ministerial resignations" afterwards
Ministers saying it's the end game...
February 9, 2026 at 8:05 PM
Lol. The Westminster lobby need to apologise to the nation and possibly consider their resignations. Catastrophically bad intelligence. Not just Cat here but the whole lot of them. Patrick Maguire and Chris Mason especially
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The media have overplayed their hand when it comes to the calls for Starmer to go.
Perhaps it’s time to see some of the political journalists who rose to prominence under the last government go instead.
Political journalism has never looked so irrelevant
Perhaps it’s time to see some of the political journalists who rose to prominence under the last government go instead.
Political journalism has never looked so irrelevant
February 9, 2026 at 4:03 PM
The media have overplayed their hand when it comes to the calls for Starmer to go.
Perhaps it’s time to see some of the political journalists who rose to prominence under the last government go instead.
Political journalism has never looked so irrelevant
Perhaps it’s time to see some of the political journalists who rose to prominence under the last government go instead.
Political journalism has never looked so irrelevant
Understand why Sarwar felt it necessary to be seen stabbing Starmer in the front but so far I think it’s blown up in his face.
February 9, 2026 at 2:47 PM
Understand why Sarwar felt it necessary to be seen stabbing Starmer in the front but so far I think it’s blown up in his face.
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The battle for Britain in the years ahead is between a modern, diverse Britain led by Labour or a dark, divisive Britain under Reform.
All of us in the Labour Party must get behind the Prime Minister, rise to the challenge and deliver a richer, fairer and stronger future.
All of us in the Labour Party must get behind the Prime Minister, rise to the challenge and deliver a richer, fairer and stronger future.
February 9, 2026 at 2:41 PM
The battle for Britain in the years ahead is between a modern, diverse Britain led by Labour or a dark, divisive Britain under Reform.
All of us in the Labour Party must get behind the Prime Minister, rise to the challenge and deliver a richer, fairer and stronger future.
All of us in the Labour Party must get behind the Prime Minister, rise to the challenge and deliver a richer, fairer and stronger future.
Labour MPs queuing up to be the next Liz Truss
February 9, 2026 at 9:48 AM
Labour MPs queuing up to be the next Liz Truss
Members might make Rayner PM, but she
will never be elected by the public as such. I doubt this bothers her.
will never be elected by the public as such. I doubt this bothers her.
February 9, 2026 at 9:44 AM
Members might make Rayner PM, but she
will never be elected by the public as such. I doubt this bothers her.
will never be elected by the public as such. I doubt this bothers her.
Holier than thou Labour MPs walked into Badenoch’s trap and have signed their own P45s
Pound and gilts under pressure as leadership crisis threatens Starmer ft.trib.al/V2jofTR
Pound and gilts under pressure as leadership crisis threatens Starmer
Investors fearful of political turmoil following a period of relative calm in UK markets
ft.trib.al
February 9, 2026 at 9:31 AM
Holier than thou Labour MPs walked into Badenoch’s trap and have signed their own P45s
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Something magnificent about Kemi Badenoch's self-confidence, and her claim that the Mandelson affair is entirely down to her asking questions at PMQs. Like a toddler who thinks their plastic steering wheel is controlling the car.
February 9, 2026 at 8:07 AM
Something magnificent about Kemi Badenoch's self-confidence, and her claim that the Mandelson affair is entirely down to her asking questions at PMQs. Like a toddler who thinks their plastic steering wheel is controlling the car.
Before you get too excited with your Santa wish lists, some sage advice “the bond market is a daily referendum on UK political stability”
February 8, 2026 at 10:07 PM
Before you get too excited with your Santa wish lists, some sage advice “the bond market is a daily referendum on UK political stability”
McSweeney has gone. Send in your CVs lads, you’ve fought hard for this moment. I must say you still all seem as miserable as fk
February 8, 2026 at 7:38 PM
McSweeney has gone. Send in your CVs lads, you’ve fought hard for this moment. I must say you still all seem as miserable as fk
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I don't disagree with this per-se (it wasn't just McSweeney!), but I do think it was pretty important that McSweeney and Starmer successfully repositioned Labour – with all of the pain that entailed – so they could capture as many seats as they did.
I do wonder about anyone who thinks McSweeney single-handedly won Labour its majority. They do realise they were up against a catastrophically unpopular government? The 2024 result was very much an underperformance against the fundamentals.
Not *all* Labour MPs wanted McSweeney out.
“Gutted about Morgan”, one texts.
“So many of us know he’s brilliant to work with, so exceptional at the bigger picture strategic thinking, relentlessly focused on the moving pieces… and credit him with winning the majority”.
“Gutted about Morgan”, one texts.
“So many of us know he’s brilliant to work with, so exceptional at the bigger picture strategic thinking, relentlessly focused on the moving pieces… and credit him with winning the majority”.
February 8, 2026 at 6:22 PM
I don't disagree with this per-se (it wasn't just McSweeney!), but I do think it was pretty important that McSweeney and Starmer successfully repositioned Labour – with all of the pain that entailed – so they could capture as many seats as they did.
There’s some very negative people on here. Ignore them and don’t get sucked in.
Seems like Bluesky isn’t making a dent on the public’s imagination and it’s Badenoch and Davey who need to resign
February 7, 2026 at 10:21 PM
There’s some very negative people on here. Ignore them and don’t get sucked in.
Seems like Bluesky isn’t making a dent on the public’s imagination and it’s Badenoch and Davey who need to resign
February 7, 2026 at 10:19 PM
Seems like Bluesky isn’t making a dent on the public’s imagination and it’s Badenoch and Davey who need to resign
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I know what they’re trying to cover up.
We all know why the media are looking the other way when it comes to Farage.
Russia.
And they’re covering it up because they want a Reform government no matter the costs.
We all know why the media are looking the other way when it comes to Farage.
Russia.
And they’re covering it up because they want a Reform government no matter the costs.
It’s been 4 days and still nothing from our media on the links between Farage, Epstein, Bannon and Russian money.
What are the media trying to cover up?
What are the media trying to cover up?
Nigel Farage was mentioned 43 times in the Epstein files.
But you don’t see any of the ‘political’ journalists mention this do you?
Instead it’s the usual diatribes against Starmer.
These people are an embarrassment
But you don’t see any of the ‘political’ journalists mention this do you?
Instead it’s the usual diatribes against Starmer.
These people are an embarrassment
February 7, 2026 at 11:17 AM
I know what they’re trying to cover up.
We all know why the media are looking the other way when it comes to Farage.
Russia.
And they’re covering it up because they want a Reform government no matter the costs.
We all know why the media are looking the other way when it comes to Farage.
Russia.
And they’re covering it up because they want a Reform government no matter the costs.
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Perhaps this lack of awareness over the fact that Labour are investing in growth, jobs & living standards says something about our media & how it’s in the pocket off those who are agitating for a Conservative / Reform government
Our new polling with More in Common exposes a simple problem in British politics.
Voters want growth, jobs and rising living standards.
But they don’t think politicians are focused on any of them.
Voters want growth, jobs and rising living standards.
But they don’t think politicians are focused on any of them.
February 7, 2026 at 11:40 AM
Perhaps this lack of awareness over the fact that Labour are investing in growth, jobs & living standards says something about our media & how it’s in the pocket off those who are agitating for a Conservative / Reform government
Be careful what you wish for guys. We need a stable economy to tackle child poverty. Now, who do you think should be the Labour Liz Truss?
February 7, 2026 at 9:19 AM
Be careful what you wish for guys. We need a stable economy to tackle child poverty. Now, who do you think should be the Labour Liz Truss?
The far right Bannon crew must be laughing at the gullible lefties virtue signalling their purity by hunting down the evil predator Keir Starmer. You’re doing their job for them guys.
February 6, 2026 at 2:05 PM
The far right Bannon crew must be laughing at the gullible lefties virtue signalling their purity by hunting down the evil predator Keir Starmer. You’re doing their job for them guys.
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🚨I just emailed my Labour MP to support stable government during this critical time. You can too: holdtheline.org.uk
Hold the Line - Tell Your Labour MP to Stand Firm
Email your Labour MP to support stable government. In a world where Trump tears up international rules and Reform waits in the wings, Britain cannot afford political paralysis.
holdtheline.org.uk
February 6, 2026 at 10:34 AM
🚨I just emailed my Labour MP to support stable government during this critical time. You can too: holdtheline.org.uk
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Destabilise the country THEN start thinking who in the PLP would make a better PM than Starmer......
February 5, 2026 at 7:56 PM
Destabilise the country THEN start thinking who in the PLP would make a better PM than Starmer......