@goldenpump.bsky.social
A bit lefty but don’t understand this Labour Party, have now joined the Green Party. Socialist principles but accepting people can earn more. No to tax havens, yes to wealth tax. Walk bus train run cake
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Until the files are actually released I will post this daily. This was one of the campaign promises that the 🍊💩 regime ran on. Well this and also bringing down prices. He lied on both promises!
January 8, 2026 at 7:57 AM
Until the files are actually released I will post this daily. This was one of the campaign promises that the 🍊💩 regime ran on. Well this and also bringing down prices. He lied on both promises!
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You promised to end corridor care — so why is it still happening?
Patients are treated in corridors without dignity or privacy. Staff are forced to deliver care they know isn’t safe.
This isn’t a winter pressure. It’s a national failure.
✍️ Demand action now: bit.ly/end-corridor...
Patients are treated in corridors without dignity or privacy. Staff are forced to deliver care they know isn’t safe.
This isn’t a winter pressure. It’s a national failure.
✍️ Demand action now: bit.ly/end-corridor...
January 8, 2026 at 8:42 AM
You promised to end corridor care — so why is it still happening?
Patients are treated in corridors without dignity or privacy. Staff are forced to deliver care they know isn’t safe.
This isn’t a winter pressure. It’s a national failure.
✍️ Demand action now: bit.ly/end-corridor...
Patients are treated in corridors without dignity or privacy. Staff are forced to deliver care they know isn’t safe.
This isn’t a winter pressure. It’s a national failure.
✍️ Demand action now: bit.ly/end-corridor...
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Farage’s plot to abolish the OBR shows Reform is not a serious party
Voters remember only too well what happened when Liz Truss sidelined the financial watchdog
Don’t just like it, share it.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
Voters remember only too well what happened when Liz Truss sidelined the financial watchdog
Don’t just like it, share it.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
Farage’s plot to abolish the OBR shows Reform is not a serious party
Voters remember only too well what happened when Liz Truss sidelined the financial watchdog
www.telegraph.co.uk
January 6, 2026 at 8:22 PM
Farage’s plot to abolish the OBR shows Reform is not a serious party
Voters remember only too well what happened when Liz Truss sidelined the financial watchdog
Don’t just like it, share it.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
Voters remember only too well what happened when Liz Truss sidelined the financial watchdog
Don’t just like it, share it.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
FTSE 100 bosses have already earned a year’s pay in just 3 days 😳 It’s time to tackle extreme pay gaps. Sign the petition now and support a new tax to tackle extreme pay. you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/fa...
‘Fat Cat Tax’: Make companies pay for extreme inequalities
FTSE 100 bosses have already earned a year’s pay in just 3 days 😳 It’s time to tackle extreme pay gaps. Sign the petition now and support a new tax to tackle extreme pay.
you.38degrees.org.uk
January 7, 2026 at 12:27 PM
FTSE 100 bosses have already earned a year’s pay in just 3 days 😳 It’s time to tackle extreme pay gaps. Sign the petition now and support a new tax to tackle extreme pay. you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/fa...
On the other side
A distant relative evades any type of work and is brash about not working. She once told her sisters she wouldn’t get out of bed for the money they earned cleaning and working in supermarkets.
No one knows how she gets away with this abuse of the system
A distant relative evades any type of work and is brash about not working. She once told her sisters she wouldn’t get out of bed for the money they earned cleaning and working in supermarkets.
No one knows how she gets away with this abuse of the system
I see both sides of this from personal experience.
A mate of mine fell from a ladder, only 2 metres up, hit his head on concrete. He’ll never work again as he can’t concentrate for more than a few minutes. Life ruined. Can’t drive, falls asleep most afternoons, loses track of conversations.
A mate of mine fell from a ladder, only 2 metres up, hit his head on concrete. He’ll never work again as he can’t concentrate for more than a few minutes. Life ruined. Can’t drive, falls asleep most afternoons, loses track of conversations.
Jeremy Vine is vile, he posted this then deleted it.
Must be ashamed of the fact that encouraging hate for sick and disabled people went down so badly.
Don‘t let him escape so easily.
Must be ashamed of the fact that encouraging hate for sick and disabled people went down so badly.
Don‘t let him escape so easily.
January 7, 2026 at 11:18 AM
On the other side
A distant relative evades any type of work and is brash about not working. She once told her sisters she wouldn’t get out of bed for the money they earned cleaning and working in supermarkets.
No one knows how she gets away with this abuse of the system
A distant relative evades any type of work and is brash about not working. She once told her sisters she wouldn’t get out of bed for the money they earned cleaning and working in supermarkets.
No one knows how she gets away with this abuse of the system
I see both sides of this from personal experience.
A mate of mine fell from a ladder, only 2 metres up, hit his head on concrete. He’ll never work again as he can’t concentrate for more than a few minutes. Life ruined. Can’t drive, falls asleep most afternoons, loses track of conversations.
A mate of mine fell from a ladder, only 2 metres up, hit his head on concrete. He’ll never work again as he can’t concentrate for more than a few minutes. Life ruined. Can’t drive, falls asleep most afternoons, loses track of conversations.
Jeremy Vine is vile, he posted this then deleted it.
Must be ashamed of the fact that encouraging hate for sick and disabled people went down so badly.
Don‘t let him escape so easily.
Must be ashamed of the fact that encouraging hate for sick and disabled people went down so badly.
Don‘t let him escape so easily.
January 7, 2026 at 11:14 AM
I see both sides of this from personal experience.
A mate of mine fell from a ladder, only 2 metres up, hit his head on concrete. He’ll never work again as he can’t concentrate for more than a few minutes. Life ruined. Can’t drive, falls asleep most afternoons, loses track of conversations.
A mate of mine fell from a ladder, only 2 metres up, hit his head on concrete. He’ll never work again as he can’t concentrate for more than a few minutes. Life ruined. Can’t drive, falls asleep most afternoons, loses track of conversations.
LTN’s protect all road users as they make areas safer by cutting out the through traffic.
A byproduct is cleaner air for all.
A byproduct is cleaner air for all.
The new road safety strategy press release flags 2 particularly vulnerable groups - motorcyclists and pedestrian-children from deprived neighbourhoods.
The countermeasures listed only seem to deal with one, motorcyclists.
I’ll wait to see what is said about children.
www.gov.uk/government/n...
The countermeasures listed only seem to deal with one, motorcyclists.
I’ll wait to see what is said about children.
www.gov.uk/government/n...
January 7, 2026 at 11:08 AM
LTN’s protect all road users as they make areas safer by cutting out the through traffic.
A byproduct is cleaner air for all.
A byproduct is cleaner air for all.
Maduro heads a tyrannical regime who has subjected citizens to unspeakable horrors but a military extraction breaks so many laws.
If this was part of a restoration plan to bring back democracy to Venezuela great, but just to have a plan for getting control of oil and make money is not acceptable
If this was part of a restoration plan to bring back democracy to Venezuela great, but just to have a plan for getting control of oil and make money is not acceptable
BBC bosses slammed for ordering journalists to deny Maduro was 'kidnapped'.
Trump himself has said kidnapping isn’t a bad term for the US’s capture of Maduro and his wife.
Linguistic games are part of appeasement all round.
Trump himself has said kidnapping isn’t a bad term for the US’s capture of Maduro and his wife.
Linguistic games are part of appeasement all round.
BBC bosses slammed for ordering journalists to deny Maduro was 'kidnapped'
BROADCASTING bosses were slammed today for instructing journalists not to say Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro had been “kidnapped.”The BBC news memo was leaked to former Guardian journalist Owen J...
morningstaronline.co.uk
January 7, 2026 at 8:45 AM
Maduro heads a tyrannical regime who has subjected citizens to unspeakable horrors but a military extraction breaks so many laws.
If this was part of a restoration plan to bring back democracy to Venezuela great, but just to have a plan for getting control of oil and make money is not acceptable
If this was part of a restoration plan to bring back democracy to Venezuela great, but just to have a plan for getting control of oil and make money is not acceptable
The ongoing shameful act of this government is beyond comprehension.
These people are not hardened terrorists they were just saying what the government doesn’t want to hear. The original proscribing was stupid but the persecution of placard wavers is beyond stupid. Especially for Labour Party
These people are not hardened terrorists they were just saying what the government doesn’t want to hear. The original proscribing was stupid but the persecution of placard wavers is beyond stupid. Especially for Labour Party
Let’s be clear: if the Palestine Action hunger strikers die, the government will bear moral responsibility | George Monbiot
Let’s be clear: if the Palestine Action hunger strikers die, the government will bear moral responsibility | George Monbiot
The three remaining hunger strikers have been convicted of nothing. Yet with astonishing cruelty, ministers refuse to listen to their reasonable demands, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
www.theguardian.com
January 7, 2026 at 8:39 AM
The ongoing shameful act of this government is beyond comprehension.
These people are not hardened terrorists they were just saying what the government doesn’t want to hear. The original proscribing was stupid but the persecution of placard wavers is beyond stupid. Especially for Labour Party
These people are not hardened terrorists they were just saying what the government doesn’t want to hear. The original proscribing was stupid but the persecution of placard wavers is beyond stupid. Especially for Labour Party
Trump is acting outside the law in Venezuela. Keir Starmer must speak up, not stay silent. Cowboy diplomacy puts us all at risk. ✍️ Sign the petition: 38d.gs/jqhz
Stand up to Trump’s lawless actions in Venezuela
Trump is acting outside the law in Venezuela. Keir Starmer must speak up, not stay silent. Cowboy diplomacy puts us all at risk. ✍️ Sign the petition.
38d.gs
January 6, 2026 at 3:42 PM
Trump is acting outside the law in Venezuela. Keir Starmer must speak up, not stay silent. Cowboy diplomacy puts us all at risk. ✍️ Sign the petition: 38d.gs/jqhz
Surely you mean money grabbing basta£ds
Bastards.
People working from home are partly to blame for water outages that culminated in residents in Tunbridge Wells being without water for more than a week, the boss of South East Water has claimed ⬇️
January 6, 2026 at 3:00 PM
Surely you mean money grabbing basta£ds
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The world capitulates.
150 countries agree plan to stop global companies shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions, but US companies will be exempt from 15% global minimum tax.
They make profit we fund the cost.
The race to the bottom will accelerate.
150 countries agree plan to stop global companies shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions, but US companies will be exempt from 15% global minimum tax.
They make profit we fund the cost.
The race to the bottom will accelerate.
US will be exempt from global tax deal targeting profits of large multinationals
Agreement finalised by the OECD waters down a landmark 2021 deal that set a minimum global corporate tax of 15%
www.theguardian.com
January 6, 2026 at 8:10 AM
The world capitulates.
150 countries agree plan to stop global companies shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions, but US companies will be exempt from 15% global minimum tax.
They make profit we fund the cost.
The race to the bottom will accelerate.
150 countries agree plan to stop global companies shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions, but US companies will be exempt from 15% global minimum tax.
They make profit we fund the cost.
The race to the bottom will accelerate.
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Shortage of NHS stroke specialists in England resulting in death or disability.
Between 10,000 and 20,000 patients died or sustained a serious disability because of treatment delays.
Lives destroyed by fiscal rules, austerity, appeasement of the rich and forcing people to go private.
Between 10,000 and 20,000 patients died or sustained a serious disability because of treatment delays.
Lives destroyed by fiscal rules, austerity, appeasement of the rich and forcing people to go private.
Shortage of NHS stroke specialists resulting in thousands dead or disabled, say doctors
Exclusive: Lack of consultants in UK health service means patients do not get drugs or surgery in time, say senior medics
www.theguardian.com
January 6, 2026 at 7:57 AM
Shortage of NHS stroke specialists in England resulting in death or disability.
Between 10,000 and 20,000 patients died or sustained a serious disability because of treatment delays.
Lives destroyed by fiscal rules, austerity, appeasement of the rich and forcing people to go private.
Between 10,000 and 20,000 patients died or sustained a serious disability because of treatment delays.
Lives destroyed by fiscal rules, austerity, appeasement of the rich and forcing people to go private.
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Asset-stripping
Asda and Morrisons’ private equity owners raise £6.5bn by selling supermarkets, petrol forecourts, distribution centres.
Companies deliberately loaded with debt.
Sale and leaseback of supermarkets increases offshore controllers' profits, reduces UK tax liability.
archive.ph/6McJ4
Asda and Morrisons’ private equity owners raise £6.5bn by selling supermarkets, petrol forecourts, distribution centres.
Companies deliberately loaded with debt.
Sale and leaseback of supermarkets increases offshore controllers' profits, reduces UK tax liability.
archive.ph/6McJ4
Asda and Morrisons’ private equity owners raise £6.5bn in property deals
Proceeds from supermarket, warehouse and petrol station sales have been used to cut debt accrued in leveraged buyouts
www.ft.com
January 5, 2026 at 9:54 AM
Asset-stripping
Asda and Morrisons’ private equity owners raise £6.5bn by selling supermarkets, petrol forecourts, distribution centres.
Companies deliberately loaded with debt.
Sale and leaseback of supermarkets increases offshore controllers' profits, reduces UK tax liability.
archive.ph/6McJ4
Asda and Morrisons’ private equity owners raise £6.5bn by selling supermarkets, petrol forecourts, distribution centres.
Companies deliberately loaded with debt.
Sale and leaseback of supermarkets increases offshore controllers' profits, reduces UK tax liability.
archive.ph/6McJ4
Why don’t the card companies put the reason they are sending the code.
How about this as an example:
We’re sending this code because you’re attempting to initiate an Apple Pay account. Don’t pass this code to anyone else.
How about this as an example:
We’re sending this code because you’re attempting to initiate an Apple Pay account. Don’t pass this code to anyone else.
Digital wallet fraud: how your bank card can be stolen without it leaving your wallet
Digital wallet fraud: how your bank card can be stolen without it leaving your wallet
Fraudsters use phishing to steal card details, which fund a spending spree using Apple Pay or Google Pay
www.theguardian.com
January 4, 2026 at 10:08 AM
Why don’t the card companies put the reason they are sending the code.
How about this as an example:
We’re sending this code because you’re attempting to initiate an Apple Pay account. Don’t pass this code to anyone else.
How about this as an example:
We’re sending this code because you’re attempting to initiate an Apple Pay account. Don’t pass this code to anyone else.
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1.9million attendances at A&E over 5years for ‘minor’ things
Just 65 more GPs employed could have delivered 1.9million appointments over 5years and covered this ‘huge’ number of A&E ‘extra’ attendances
Imagine what 6000 more GPs could have done if 2019 Tory commitment had been met ~ 180million
Just 65 more GPs employed could have delivered 1.9million appointments over 5years and covered this ‘huge’ number of A&E ‘extra’ attendances
Imagine what 6000 more GPs could have done if 2019 Tory commitment had been met ~ 180million
January 1, 2026 at 7:58 AM
1.9million attendances at A&E over 5years for ‘minor’ things
Just 65 more GPs employed could have delivered 1.9million appointments over 5years and covered this ‘huge’ number of A&E ‘extra’ attendances
Imagine what 6000 more GPs could have done if 2019 Tory commitment had been met ~ 180million
Just 65 more GPs employed could have delivered 1.9million appointments over 5years and covered this ‘huge’ number of A&E ‘extra’ attendances
Imagine what 6000 more GPs could have done if 2019 Tory commitment had been met ~ 180million
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Charity warns of rise in 'clothing poverty'.
Profiteering and cuts in real wages force people rely on charity.
Charity provides food, clothing, air ambulance, hospices and more in the 6th largest economy.
1% have more wealth than 70% of the population combined.
Profiteering and cuts in real wages force people rely on charity.
Charity provides food, clothing, air ambulance, hospices and more in the 6th largest economy.
1% have more wealth than 70% of the population combined.
Charity warns of rise in 'clothing poverty' among working people
The Sharewear Clothing Scheme in Nottingham says demand is so high it is running out of clothes.
www.bbc.co.uk
December 31, 2025 at 8:45 AM
Charity warns of rise in 'clothing poverty'.
Profiteering and cuts in real wages force people rely on charity.
Charity provides food, clothing, air ambulance, hospices and more in the 6th largest economy.
1% have more wealth than 70% of the population combined.
Profiteering and cuts in real wages force people rely on charity.
Charity provides food, clothing, air ambulance, hospices and more in the 6th largest economy.
1% have more wealth than 70% of the population combined.
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Private partnerships are sold as the answer — but they failed the NHS last time.
So why are they back?!
Find out why PFI was scrapped and let's ask for better👇
bit.ly/Why-PFI-Aban...
So why are they back?!
Find out why PFI was scrapped and let's ask for better👇
bit.ly/Why-PFI-Aban...
December 30, 2025 at 5:53 PM
Private partnerships are sold as the answer — but they failed the NHS last time.
So why are they back?!
Find out why PFI was scrapped and let's ask for better👇
bit.ly/Why-PFI-Aban...
So why are they back?!
Find out why PFI was scrapped and let's ask for better👇
bit.ly/Why-PFI-Aban...
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🚨 Nigel Farage’s Reform UK just opened the floodgates to dark money in our politics by becoming the first UK party to accept untraceable crypto donations. Join me and sign the petition to stop shady crypto donations flooding our politics: 38d.gs/xvqe
Shady billionaires can quietly pour money into our elections, completely hidden from view.
Join me and add your name to the petition to stop this.
38d.gs
December 29, 2025 at 3:45 PM
🚨 Nigel Farage’s Reform UK just opened the floodgates to dark money in our politics by becoming the first UK party to accept untraceable crypto donations. Join me and sign the petition to stop shady crypto donations flooding our politics: 38d.gs/xvqe
