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Can you hear that? That sound? The sound of millions of compassionate and empathetic Britons vowing never to vote Labour again.
November 16, 2025 at 9:01 AM
Can you hear that? That sound? The sound of millions of compassionate and empathetic Britons vowing never to vote Labour again.
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If Labour are just going to ape Reform anyway, why do we even need them? Those who want Reform policies can vote for them, those who don’t have options too. They’re trying to slightly please everyone but are pleasing no one, the Woolworths strategy. And we all know what happened there.
November 16, 2025 at 8:29 AM
If Labour are just going to ape Reform anyway, why do we even need them? Those who want Reform policies can vote for them, those who don’t have options too. They’re trying to slightly please everyone but are pleasing no one, the Woolworths strategy. And we all know what happened there.
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There’s been quite a number of people lately who have commented on my body. In person it has been that I look amazing or I look like I’ve lost weight. Online it has been various words calling me fat.
Either way I feel a certain way about both
I think we need to normalize not commenting on bodies
Either way I feel a certain way about both
I think we need to normalize not commenting on bodies
November 16, 2025 at 4:31 AM
There’s been quite a number of people lately who have commented on my body. In person it has been that I look amazing or I look like I’ve lost weight. Online it has been various words calling me fat.
Either way I feel a certain way about both
I think we need to normalize not commenting on bodies
Either way I feel a certain way about both
I think we need to normalize not commenting on bodies
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It is pretty amazing that anyone in Labour would be briefing favourably about one of the least popular members of an administration that is already unpopular in the US, let alone over here. Have they gone entirely mad?
today.yougov.com/politics/art...
today.yougov.com/politics/art...
November 16, 2025 at 8:31 PM
It is pretty amazing that anyone in Labour would be briefing favourably about one of the least popular members of an administration that is already unpopular in the US, let alone over here. Have they gone entirely mad?
today.yougov.com/politics/art...
today.yougov.com/politics/art...
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All the Labour members, councillors etc who have worked with refugee charities over the years: are you going to stand for this?
November 16, 2025 at 11:48 AM
All the Labour members, councillors etc who have worked with refugee charities over the years: are you going to stand for this?
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Can anyone who thinks the new settlement rules could reduce a "pull fsctor" explain why the 2022 Nationality And Borders Act (only temporary protection if come without permission) and 2023 Illegal Migration Act (can't claim asylum at all if unauthorised) didn't stop the boats/reduce the flow
November 16, 2025 at 12:00 AM
Can anyone who thinks the new settlement rules could reduce a "pull fsctor" explain why the 2022 Nationality And Borders Act (only temporary protection if come without permission) and 2023 Illegal Migration Act (can't claim asylum at all if unauthorised) didn't stop the boats/reduce the flow
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Rip-off Britain.
'Bereavement penalty’: people who lost partners hit by insurance premium rises.
Newly bereaved customers pay more as many insurers regard a single policyholder as higher risk.
Divorced and separated couples are also affected.
'Bereavement penalty’: people who lost partners hit by insurance premium rises.
Newly bereaved customers pay more as many insurers regard a single policyholder as higher risk.
Divorced and separated couples are also affected.
‘Bereavement penalty’: people who lost partners hit by insurance premium rises
Campaigners claim AI algorithms are behind hefty increases in renewal quotes for home and car cover
www.theguardian.com
November 16, 2025 at 8:14 AM
Rip-off Britain.
'Bereavement penalty’: people who lost partners hit by insurance premium rises.
Newly bereaved customers pay more as many insurers regard a single policyholder as higher risk.
Divorced and separated couples are also affected.
'Bereavement penalty’: people who lost partners hit by insurance premium rises.
Newly bereaved customers pay more as many insurers regard a single policyholder as higher risk.
Divorced and separated couples are also affected.
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Britain’s biggest housebuilder urges government to support first-time buyers.
Not a word about cutting profit margins, ever rising profits, gobbling previous stamp duty support, building substandard homes, builders secretly exchanging data to hike prices.
Not a word about cutting profit margins, ever rising profits, gobbling previous stamp duty support, building substandard homes, builders secretly exchanging data to hike prices.
Britain’s biggest housebuilder urges government to support first-time buyers
Taylor Wimpey chief Jennie Daly calls for revival of help-to-buy equity loan scheme to revive property market
www.theguardian.com
November 16, 2025 at 8:31 AM
Britain’s biggest housebuilder urges government to support first-time buyers.
Not a word about cutting profit margins, ever rising profits, gobbling previous stamp duty support, building substandard homes, builders secretly exchanging data to hike prices.
Not a word about cutting profit margins, ever rising profits, gobbling previous stamp duty support, building substandard homes, builders secretly exchanging data to hike prices.
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www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...
This woman is a total NIGHTMARE!
There is literally NOTHING “Labour” about her.
Even as I’m told that I may have to consider voting Labour to win over Reform. - how can I in all conscience do that?
(Morally) damned if we do; or damned if we don’t !
This woman is a total NIGHTMARE!
There is literally NOTHING “Labour” about her.
Even as I’m told that I may have to consider voting Labour to win over Reform. - how can I in all conscience do that?
(Morally) damned if we do; or damned if we don’t !
UK government set to make support for asylum seekers ‘discretionary’
Home secretary expected to change system to deny help to those who can work or who have assets
www.theguardian.com
November 15, 2025 at 11:06 PM
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...
This woman is a total NIGHTMARE!
There is literally NOTHING “Labour” about her.
Even as I’m told that I may have to consider voting Labour to win over Reform. - how can I in all conscience do that?
(Morally) damned if we do; or damned if we don’t !
This woman is a total NIGHTMARE!
There is literally NOTHING “Labour” about her.
Even as I’m told that I may have to consider voting Labour to win over Reform. - how can I in all conscience do that?
(Morally) damned if we do; or damned if we don’t !
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At least Labour’s vicious reversal of their entire humanity has meant we’re not talking about income tax.
woody and buzz lightyear from toy story are standing next to each other in a room and talking .
ALT: woody and buzz lightyear from toy story are standing next to each other in a room and talking .
media.tenor.com
November 16, 2025 at 8:20 AM
At least Labour’s vicious reversal of their entire humanity has meant we’re not talking about income tax.
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This!!!
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Wes Streeting has been urged to 'come clean' about the benefits private healthcare companies are gaining from alleged donations of more than £200,000 made to the Labour MP by individuals linked to the sector
Wes Streeting urged to 'come clean over £200k from private-health linked donors'
www.thenational.scot
November 15, 2025 at 11:17 PM
This!!!
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Given the mess the Tories made of the U.K., it should have been so easy for Labour to have been so much better. They didn’t have to be amazing, just sensible. Just bloody sensible!!
And Starmer has fucked it up.
How, FFS? How has he managed to fuck it up?!!?
And Starmer has fucked it up.
How, FFS? How has he managed to fuck it up?!!?
November 16, 2025 at 8:05 PM
Given the mess the Tories made of the U.K., it should have been so easy for Labour to have been so much better. They didn’t have to be amazing, just sensible. Just bloody sensible!!
And Starmer has fucked it up.
How, FFS? How has he managed to fuck it up?!!?
And Starmer has fucked it up.
How, FFS? How has he managed to fuck it up?!!?
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The normalisation, nay, emboldenment of the far right by the Labour government continues at pace
Shabana Mahmood has vowed to end Britain’s “golden ticket” for asylum seekers by forcing people arriving illegally to wait 20 years before they can apply for permanent settlement
Shabana Mahmood: ‘Illegal migration is tearing Britain apart’
The home secretary is planning to introduce a 20-year wait for permanent stay to end a ‘golden ticket’ for asylum seekers
www.thetimes.com
November 16, 2025 at 8:29 AM
The normalisation, nay, emboldenment of the far right by the Labour government continues at pace
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I can't shake the feeling that the media, the parties, and ultimately the voters are acting like this with regard to small boat immigration.
November 16, 2025 at 9:49 AM
I can't shake the feeling that the media, the parties, and ultimately the voters are acting like this with regard to small boat immigration.
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... change, things CAN be better, it doesn't HAVE to be shit. Labour can either offer something decent or they can fuck off as far as I'm concerned.
November 16, 2025 at 12:52 PM
... change, things CAN be better, it doesn't HAVE to be shit. Labour can either offer something decent or they can fuck off as far as I'm concerned.
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Summed up completely. This country is for all of us but this Labour government doesn’t want to listen to us.
It's the cowardice that did it for me too. I voted Labour 18 months ago hoping to end the performative cruelty and now I'm living in a far right hellscape of grotty flags on every lamppost and the BBC on the brink of collapse. The lack of leadership is utterly unforgivable.
November 16, 2025 at 9:47 AM
Summed up completely. This country is for all of us but this Labour government doesn’t want to listen to us.
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Hey, why not make 50 years? Or 100? Or 1000? That'd teach the Normans and their yoke. Or something.
Shabana Mahmood tells Sunday Times it should take 20 years for somebody granted refugee status in UK to secure permanent status (ie, reapply 6 times) if came without permission.
Paper says Denmark has toughest settlement timeline (8 years) but UK govt wants longer
www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...
Paper says Denmark has toughest settlement timeline (8 years) but UK govt wants longer
www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...
Shabana Mahmood: ‘Illegal migration is tearing Britain apart’
The home secretary is planning to introduce a 20-year wait for permanent stay to end a ‘golden ticket’ for asylum seekers
www.thetimes.com
November 16, 2025 at 8:01 AM
Hey, why not make 50 years? Or 100? Or 1000? That'd teach the Normans and their yoke. Or something.
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The Green Fields of France has been on my mind since Remembrance Day. One lyric from it has strong echoes for this kind of policy.
'Man's blind indifference to his fellow man.'
You can't overlook this kind of hideous policy without sheer, inhuman, indifference.
'Man's blind indifference to his fellow man.'
You can't overlook this kind of hideous policy without sheer, inhuman, indifference.
November 16, 2025 at 10:40 AM
The Green Fields of France has been on my mind since Remembrance Day. One lyric from it has strong echoes for this kind of policy.
'Man's blind indifference to his fellow man.'
You can't overlook this kind of hideous policy without sheer, inhuman, indifference.
'Man's blind indifference to his fellow man.'
You can't overlook this kind of hideous policy without sheer, inhuman, indifference.
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Had to ask it twice. The answer is "yes - 19 years can be as temporary as 3, 6 or 9 years".
I think MPs + peers should take 20 year limbo period (6-7 renewals) out of thelis legislation for a ceiling that is fairer and better for integration. 10-12 would be pretty long + above that v hard to defend
I think MPs + peers should take 20 year limbo period (6-7 renewals) out of thelis legislation for a ceiling that is fairer and better for integration. 10-12 would be pretty long + above that v hard to defend
“Is it possible that you could have a life here, a job here, maybe kids going to school, a family here, then after 19 years if your country is then considered safe you get booted out and sent home?”
November 16, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Had to ask it twice. The answer is "yes - 19 years can be as temporary as 3, 6 or 9 years".
I think MPs + peers should take 20 year limbo period (6-7 renewals) out of thelis legislation for a ceiling that is fairer and better for integration. 10-12 would be pretty long + above that v hard to defend
I think MPs + peers should take 20 year limbo period (6-7 renewals) out of thelis legislation for a ceiling that is fairer and better for integration. 10-12 would be pretty long + above that v hard to defend
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Reminder that the Refugee Convention was born out of the international community’s shame at failing to provide sanctuary to victims of the Nazis.
Shabana Mahmood seems to think we should’ve failed the survivors as well, by sending them back the second the Nazis were defeated.
Shabana Mahmood seems to think we should’ve failed the survivors as well, by sending them back the second the Nazis were defeated.
UK set to limit refugees to temporary stays
Shabana Mahmood is expected to say the era of permanent protection for refugees is over, in major changes to the UK's asylum and immigration system.
www.bbc.co.uk
November 15, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Reminder that the Refugee Convention was born out of the international community’s shame at failing to provide sanctuary to victims of the Nazis.
Shabana Mahmood seems to think we should’ve failed the survivors as well, by sending them back the second the Nazis were defeated.
Shabana Mahmood seems to think we should’ve failed the survivors as well, by sending them back the second the Nazis were defeated.
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2015 Shabana Mahmood really needs to have a word with 2025 Shabana Mahmood
November 16, 2025 at 8:14 PM
2015 Shabana Mahmood really needs to have a word with 2025 Shabana Mahmood
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Nandy needs to step up and ban the sale of the now rabid Telegraph to Marshall if the GB News owner tries to buy it.
No more fecking monopolies.
Politicians do your fecking job, or just feck off to your retirement homes and get oot of oor fecking way so we can have real democratic leaders lead 🙄
No more fecking monopolies.
Politicians do your fecking job, or just feck off to your retirement homes and get oot of oor fecking way so we can have real democratic leaders lead 🙄
November 15, 2025 at 11:51 PM
Nandy needs to step up and ban the sale of the now rabid Telegraph to Marshall if the GB News owner tries to buy it.
No more fecking monopolies.
Politicians do your fecking job, or just feck off to your retirement homes and get oot of oor fecking way so we can have real democratic leaders lead 🙄
No more fecking monopolies.
Politicians do your fecking job, or just feck off to your retirement homes and get oot of oor fecking way so we can have real democratic leaders lead 🙄
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30 years? Do I hear 30 years at the back?
Shabana Mahmood tells Sunday Times it should take 20 years for somebody granted refugee status in UK to secure permanent status (ie, reapply 6 times) if came without permission.
Paper says Denmark has toughest settlement timeline (8 years) but UK govt wants longer
www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...
Paper says Denmark has toughest settlement timeline (8 years) but UK govt wants longer
www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...
Shabana Mahmood: ‘Illegal migration is tearing Britain apart’
The home secretary is planning to introduce a 20-year wait for permanent stay to end a ‘golden ticket’ for asylum seekers
www.thetimes.com
November 15, 2025 at 10:30 PM
30 years? Do I hear 30 years at the back?
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It occurs to me now that the discipline of history was not born out of reverence for the past, but rather out of somebody watching the people in charge make the most insane decisions and just being like “if I don’t write this down nobody’s ever gonna believe any of it happened”
November 16, 2025 at 3:10 PM
It occurs to me now that the discipline of history was not born out of reverence for the past, but rather out of somebody watching the people in charge make the most insane decisions and just being like “if I don’t write this down nobody’s ever gonna believe any of it happened”