Leviathan Wilde
@leviathanwilde.bsky.social
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These two women are suing Andrew Tate, alleging he raped them. Here they visit the social media companies that created Tate. Please share.
*one voice altered to disguise identity
*one voice altered to disguise identity
February 18, 2026 at 11:36 AM
These two women are suing Andrew Tate, alleging he raped them. Here they visit the social media companies that created Tate. Please share.
*one voice altered to disguise identity
*one voice altered to disguise identity
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I don't want to be that kind of guy, but... March 1 comes next week.
We in Ukraine are moving towards having lived through yet another godawful winter in the cold and dark under Russian missiles and drones, and we have been good at it.
#UkraineLivesOn
We in Ukraine are moving towards having lived through yet another godawful winter in the cold and dark under Russian missiles and drones, and we have been good at it.
#UkraineLivesOn
February 17, 2026 at 10:42 PM
I don't want to be that kind of guy, but... March 1 comes next week.
We in Ukraine are moving towards having lived through yet another godawful winter in the cold and dark under Russian missiles and drones, and we have been good at it.
#UkraineLivesOn
We in Ukraine are moving towards having lived through yet another godawful winter in the cold and dark under Russian missiles and drones, and we have been good at it.
#UkraineLivesOn
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Fascinating - Reform lose to every other option, Lib Dems beat every other option, Greens beat every other option except Lib Dem
🧵/ With tactical voting ever more common, who do voters back when only two parties have a chance in their seat?
Con 31% v Ref 24%
Lab 35% v Ref 31%
Lab 29% v Con 28%
LD 41% v Ref 29%
LD 34% v Con 26%
LD 29% v Lab 21%
LD 26% v Grn 25%
Grn 42% v Ref 27%
Grn 37% v Con 29%
Grn 30% v Lab 20%
Con 31% v Ref 24%
Lab 35% v Ref 31%
Lab 29% v Con 28%
LD 41% v Ref 29%
LD 34% v Con 26%
LD 29% v Lab 21%
LD 26% v Grn 25%
Grn 42% v Ref 27%
Grn 37% v Con 29%
Grn 30% v Lab 20%
February 18, 2026 at 9:55 AM
Fascinating - Reform lose to every other option, Lib Dems beat every other option, Greens beat every other option except Lib Dem
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Figure seem to suggest lot of green voters would prefer to risk a Reform MP rather than vote for any Labour MP. Which as a staunch supporter of “keep out reform & Tories” makes me question Green voters purported desire to stand up for the vulnerable & discriminated & concern for climate crisis
February 18, 2026 at 11:15 AM
Figure seem to suggest lot of green voters would prefer to risk a Reform MP rather than vote for any Labour MP. Which as a staunch supporter of “keep out reform & Tories” makes me question Green voters purported desire to stand up for the vulnerable & discriminated & concern for climate crisis
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I mean, in FPTP election where clear & unambiguous quality polling & local soundings showed it was ONLY going to be green or reform/ Lib Dem or reform/ Labour or reform /& even a conservative MP who was a relic of the one nation tories or reform - not tactically voting is to risk Reform winning.
February 18, 2026 at 11:15 AM
I mean, in FPTP election where clear & unambiguous quality polling & local soundings showed it was ONLY going to be green or reform/ Lib Dem or reform/ Labour or reform /& even a conservative MP who was a relic of the one nation tories or reform - not tactically voting is to risk Reform winning.
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I am, once again, banging my head against a wall and begging for MP staffing budgets to actually reflect the *thousands* of items of increasingly complex casework and correspondence that come through our offices every month so we can actually give our constituents the service they deserve.
The workload facing MPs and their staff is growing, in ways that aren't visible to the public: casework and the inbox.
For @thehousemag.bsky.social, I delved into what the workload looks like, why it's growing, and what this means for how MPs can balance the different aspects of their role
For @thehousemag.bsky.social, I delved into what the workload looks like, why it's growing, and what this means for how MPs can balance the different aspects of their role
Casework Crisis: Increase In Constituency Caseload Takes Its Toll
The inexorable growth in casework is stopping MPs from fulfilling their other roles. Alice Lilly sifts through the inbox looking for what might be ...
www.politicshome.com
February 18, 2026 at 10:43 AM
I am, once again, banging my head against a wall and begging for MP staffing budgets to actually reflect the *thousands* of items of increasingly complex casework and correspondence that come through our offices every month so we can actually give our constituents the service they deserve.
@mrjamesob.bsky.social - I’ve come up with a potential win win solution for govt, young ppl & business. The tax break could be permenant or staggered decreasing over time. Deffo scope to improve the details of the idea, but I feel there is something useful in there 👇😀
What about if Labour continues to roll out the equal minimum across all ages wage AND give a tax break for small companies below a certain threshold of turnover/profit employing people below the age of 18 (or 25?) Thus overcoming the lack of first stage jobs in the jobs market too
February 18, 2026 at 10:13 AM
@mrjamesob.bsky.social - I’ve come up with a potential win win solution for govt, young ppl & business. The tax break could be permenant or staggered decreasing over time. Deffo scope to improve the details of the idea, but I feel there is something useful in there 👇😀
What about if Labour continues to roll out the equal minimum across all ages wage AND give a tax break for small companies below a certain threshold of turnover/profit employing people below the age of 18 (or 25?) Thus overcoming the lack of first stage jobs in the jobs market too
February 18, 2026 at 10:08 AM
What about if Labour continues to roll out the equal minimum across all ages wage AND give a tax break for small companies below a certain threshold of turnover/profit employing people below the age of 18 (or 25?) Thus overcoming the lack of first stage jobs in the jobs market too
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The central 'plot' for the final two books is the conflict between a fusty professor who insists that there were no dragons and these were just a metaphor for the Targaryens' mastery of cannon, and a revisionist academic arguing no, they really did have dragons.
February 17, 2026 at 11:42 PM
The central 'plot' for the final two books is the conflict between a fusty professor who insists that there were no dragons and these were just a metaphor for the Targaryens' mastery of cannon, and a revisionist academic arguing no, they really did have dragons.
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This is also how every call to "slash red tape" or "deregulate" should be handled.
Regulations can always work better or be streamlined, but 98% of the time their purpose is still valid and the right wing clowns bloviating about it are the last people on earth you'd trust to iterate implementation.
Regulations can always work better or be streamlined, but 98% of the time their purpose is still valid and the right wing clowns bloviating about it are the last people on earth you'd trust to iterate implementation.
"So will it be the same act but with a different label?"
Victoria Derbyshire humiliates Zia Yusuf on Reform UK's plan to scrap the Equalities Act, because, as she reads each of the things from the Equalities act he confirms they'll still be protected 🤷♂️
Victoria Derbyshire humiliates Zia Yusuf on Reform UK's plan to scrap the Equalities Act, because, as she reads each of the things from the Equalities act he confirms they'll still be protected 🤷♂️
February 18, 2026 at 8:45 AM
This is also how every call to "slash red tape" or "deregulate" should be handled.
Regulations can always work better or be streamlined, but 98% of the time their purpose is still valid and the right wing clowns bloviating about it are the last people on earth you'd trust to iterate implementation.
Regulations can always work better or be streamlined, but 98% of the time their purpose is still valid and the right wing clowns bloviating about it are the last people on earth you'd trust to iterate implementation.
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Artist Mary Sutton creates her textile art pieces by layering organza fabric and drawing over the top of them with free machine embroidery #WomensArt
February 18, 2026 at 6:55 AM
Artist Mary Sutton creates her textile art pieces by layering organza fabric and drawing over the top of them with free machine embroidery #WomensArt
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Recent Commissions!
Weird round dinosaurs inspired by cattle painting :3
Weird round dinosaurs inspired by cattle painting :3
November 3, 2024 at 12:18 PM
Recent Commissions!
Weird round dinosaurs inspired by cattle painting :3
Weird round dinosaurs inspired by cattle painting :3
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"So will it be the same act but with a different label?"
Victoria Derbyshire humiliates Zia Yusuf on Reform UK's plan to scrap the Equalities Act, because, as she reads each of the things from the Equalities act he confirms they'll still be protected 🤷♂️
Victoria Derbyshire humiliates Zia Yusuf on Reform UK's plan to scrap the Equalities Act, because, as she reads each of the things from the Equalities act he confirms they'll still be protected 🤷♂️
February 17, 2026 at 10:59 PM
"So will it be the same act but with a different label?"
Victoria Derbyshire humiliates Zia Yusuf on Reform UK's plan to scrap the Equalities Act, because, as she reads each of the things from the Equalities act he confirms they'll still be protected 🤷♂️
Victoria Derbyshire humiliates Zia Yusuf on Reform UK's plan to scrap the Equalities Act, because, as she reads each of the things from the Equalities act he confirms they'll still be protected 🤷♂️
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Farage‘s connection with Epstein appears to be more directly financial than Starmer’s, but it seems uninteresting to the political press.
bylinetimes.com/2025/11/19/d...
bylinetimes.com/2025/11/19/d...
Dinner with Mr Brexit: Bannon’s European Revolution – Planned with Farage, Backed by Epstein
Nigel Farage was the figurehead and his partner Laure Ferrari started it. Steve Bannon and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein were providing almost daily support
bylinetimes.com
February 17, 2026 at 8:40 AM
Farage‘s connection with Epstein appears to be more directly financial than Starmer’s, but it seems uninteresting to the political press.
bylinetimes.com/2025/11/19/d...
bylinetimes.com/2025/11/19/d...
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Hope everyone had a lovely #ShroveTuesday🥞 and wishing everyone who observes it a blessed, peaceful, and meaningful Lent🙏🏻
February 17, 2026 at 9:56 PM
Hope everyone had a lovely #ShroveTuesday🥞 and wishing everyone who observes it a blessed, peaceful, and meaningful Lent🙏🏻
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As Ramadan begins, I want to extend my warmest wishes to Muslim communities across our country at this special time of faith, family and charity. Ramadan Mubarak.
February 17, 2026 at 10:03 PM
As Ramadan begins, I want to extend my warmest wishes to Muslim communities across our country at this special time of faith, family and charity. Ramadan Mubarak.
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First red ink fox, from 2021
September 11, 2024 at 6:55 PM
First red ink fox, from 2021
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*screams into a void*. Why is nobody talking about this?
bylinetimes.com/2026/02/16/b...
bylinetimes.com/2026/02/16/b...
Bannon, Epstein, Farage and Johnson and the Plot to 'Topple' Theresa May
The far-right former Trump adviser told Jeffrey Epstein that "we are overthrowing May right now" as he worked with Boris Johnson to remove the then Conservative Prime Minister from office
bylinetimes.com
February 17, 2026 at 2:29 PM
*screams into a void*. Why is nobody talking about this?
bylinetimes.com/2026/02/16/b...
bylinetimes.com/2026/02/16/b...
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Great thread on the reality of MPs’ offices and the constant triaging and prioritisation that goes on - and trade offs involves
Good overview of the workload on staff and MPs, and what the role of the MP is/could/should be.
I prioritise dealing with casework quickly over replying to policy emails because e.g. helping a person access disability support is more important to me...
1/?
I prioritise dealing with casework quickly over replying to policy emails because e.g. helping a person access disability support is more important to me...
1/?
The workload facing MPs and their staff is growing, in ways that aren't visible to the public: casework and the inbox.
For @thehousemag.bsky.social, I delved into what the workload looks like, why it's growing, and what this means for how MPs can balance the different aspects of their role
For @thehousemag.bsky.social, I delved into what the workload looks like, why it's growing, and what this means for how MPs can balance the different aspects of their role
February 17, 2026 at 2:46 PM
Great thread on the reality of MPs’ offices and the constant triaging and prioritisation that goes on - and trade offs involves
“Every child in every image or video he has seen will have adults in their lives – family members, teachers, neighbours. “If everyone is vigilant, maybe we can all make a difference,” he says. “Socially, I think this is a problem we need to carry together.””
www.theguardian.com/society/2026...
www.theguardian.com/society/2026...
‘The kids don’t get days off. Nor should you’: my secret life as a paedophile hunter on the dark web
US undercover investigator Greg Squire can spend 18 hours a day befriending child sex abusers, to try to identify them and get justice for victims. He reveals the toll the work has taken on him
www.theguardian.com
February 17, 2026 at 2:54 PM
“Every child in every image or video he has seen will have adults in their lives – family members, teachers, neighbours. “If everyone is vigilant, maybe we can all make a difference,” he says. “Socially, I think this is a problem we need to carry together.””
www.theguardian.com/society/2026...
www.theguardian.com/society/2026...
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One of my pastels from nearly 30 years ago showing a path across Jesus Green in Cambridge. I think this was late in the year with a few leaves hanging on to the trees with some autumn colour remaining. It was bought by a late friend and is now with his family.
#Cambridge #pastel #painting
#Cambridge #pastel #painting
February 17, 2026 at 6:45 AM
One of my pastels from nearly 30 years ago showing a path across Jesus Green in Cambridge. I think this was late in the year with a few leaves hanging on to the trees with some autumn colour remaining. It was bought by a late friend and is now with his family.
#Cambridge #pastel #painting
#Cambridge #pastel #painting
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Reform UK: a one-man band.
Former Reform UK councillor: “Independence is not something that’s valued within Reform.”
“It all comes to Nigel. Everything flows down from there."
https://inews.co.uk/news/reform-councillor-question-nigel-cuts-wont-work-4237714
Former Reform UK councillor: “Independence is not something that’s valued within Reform.”
“It all comes to Nigel. Everything flows down from there."
https://inews.co.uk/news/reform-councillor-question-nigel-cuts-wont-work-4237714
'I was a Reform councillor – no one dares question Nigel but our cuts won't work'
Councillor Nick Brown says his former party's money-saving pledges at councils across the country are 'doomed to fail'
inews.co.uk
February 17, 2026 at 9:09 AM
Reform UK: a one-man band.
Former Reform UK councillor: “Independence is not something that’s valued within Reform.”
“It all comes to Nigel. Everything flows down from there."
https://inews.co.uk/news/reform-councillor-question-nigel-cuts-wont-work-4237714
Former Reform UK councillor: “Independence is not something that’s valued within Reform.”
“It all comes to Nigel. Everything flows down from there."
https://inews.co.uk/news/reform-councillor-question-nigel-cuts-wont-work-4237714
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Just going to leave this here
February 12, 2026 at 6:54 PM
Just going to leave this here