@singulant.bsky.social
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'On Tuesday Mr Farage's number two, Richard Tice, refused to condemn Mr Parry's attack on London-born Mr Lammy despite having it read to him.'
Racist birds of a feather flock together.
Racist birds of a feather flock together.
December 22, 2025 at 5:08 PM
'On Tuesday Mr Farage's number two, Richard Tice, refused to condemn Mr Parry's attack on London-born Mr Lammy despite having it read to him.'
Racist birds of a feather flock together.
Racist birds of a feather flock together.
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🔥 Great list of 6 benefits of Erasmus+, definitely worth a quick read.
UK to re-join Erasmus+ – here are six benefits of the European exchange scheme
Brexit didn't have to mean the end of Erasmus+, and the government has now announced we will join the scheme again
centralbylines.co.uk
December 23, 2025 at 8:57 PM
🔥 Great list of 6 benefits of Erasmus+, definitely worth a quick read.
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The polls seem to be trending in one direction for Farage and Reform
December 23, 2025 at 3:12 PM
The polls seem to be trending in one direction for Farage and Reform
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⁉️Why are public services and roads crumbling?
👉Because we lost growth and investment.
❓⁉️Why did we lose growth and investment?
👉 Brexit.
This clip from @dwnews shows exactly why undoing Brexit is how we release prosperity👇
👉Because we lost growth and investment.
❓⁉️Why did we lose growth and investment?
👉 Brexit.
This clip from @dwnews shows exactly why undoing Brexit is how we release prosperity👇
December 23, 2025 at 9:26 PM
⁉️Why are public services and roads crumbling?
👉Because we lost growth and investment.
❓⁉️Why did we lose growth and investment?
👉 Brexit.
This clip from @dwnews shows exactly why undoing Brexit is how we release prosperity👇
👉Because we lost growth and investment.
❓⁉️Why did we lose growth and investment?
👉 Brexit.
This clip from @dwnews shows exactly why undoing Brexit is how we release prosperity👇
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A particularly bracing easterly wind is expected to occur on Christmas Day especially in southern regions.
Even in centre of London at best it will feel like 0C despite max air temp being around 5C. Most places it will feel comfortably subzero making it feel the coldest Christmas since 2010.
Even in centre of London at best it will feel like 0C despite max air temp being around 5C. Most places it will feel comfortably subzero making it feel the coldest Christmas since 2010.
December 22, 2025 at 6:35 PM
A particularly bracing easterly wind is expected to occur on Christmas Day especially in southern regions.
Even in centre of London at best it will feel like 0C despite max air temp being around 5C. Most places it will feel comfortably subzero making it feel the coldest Christmas since 2010.
Even in centre of London at best it will feel like 0C despite max air temp being around 5C. Most places it will feel comfortably subzero making it feel the coldest Christmas since 2010.
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A local neighbourhood in Kyoto.
The old man stopped and talked to me as I walked past. I didn’t understand a word of it but I appreciated the effort ✌🏻
Superia X-Tra 400 🎞️
#filmphotography #photography #discoverJapan #japantravel #travelphotography #kyoto #japan #京都 #フィルム写真 #streetphotography
The old man stopped and talked to me as I walked past. I didn’t understand a word of it but I appreciated the effort ✌🏻
Superia X-Tra 400 🎞️
#filmphotography #photography #discoverJapan #japantravel #travelphotography #kyoto #japan #京都 #フィルム写真 #streetphotography
December 22, 2025 at 12:20 PM
A local neighbourhood in Kyoto.
The old man stopped and talked to me as I walked past. I didn’t understand a word of it but I appreciated the effort ✌🏻
Superia X-Tra 400 🎞️
#filmphotography #photography #discoverJapan #japantravel #travelphotography #kyoto #japan #京都 #フィルム写真 #streetphotography
The old man stopped and talked to me as I walked past. I didn’t understand a word of it but I appreciated the effort ✌🏻
Superia X-Tra 400 🎞️
#filmphotography #photography #discoverJapan #japantravel #travelphotography #kyoto #japan #京都 #フィルム写真 #streetphotography
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Ian Dunt.
'Nigel Farage’s great project is to destroy the country he claims to love. In spring 1994, in one of his first acts as a politician, Nigel Farage wrote to Enoch Powell and asked him to help his campaign'.
i Newspaper read it.
'Nigel Farage’s great project is to destroy the country he claims to love. In spring 1994, in one of his first acts as a politician, Nigel Farage wrote to Enoch Powell and asked him to help his campaign'.
i Newspaper read it.
December 22, 2025 at 9:18 AM
Ian Dunt.
'Nigel Farage’s great project is to destroy the country he claims to love. In spring 1994, in one of his first acts as a politician, Nigel Farage wrote to Enoch Powell and asked him to help his campaign'.
i Newspaper read it.
'Nigel Farage’s great project is to destroy the country he claims to love. In spring 1994, in one of his first acts as a politician, Nigel Farage wrote to Enoch Powell and asked him to help his campaign'.
i Newspaper read it.
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Reform UK have repeatedly said that Kent is their "flagship" council and "the shop window" for how they intend to run things.
When they are exposed as planning to slash social care for old people, in order to hire their cronies as advisors at £150k a pop, I think people should believe them. ~AA
When they are exposed as planning to slash social care for old people, in order to hire their cronies as advisors at £150k a pop, I think people should believe them. ~AA
December 22, 2025 at 6:33 PM
Reform UK have repeatedly said that Kent is their "flagship" council and "the shop window" for how they intend to run things.
When they are exposed as planning to slash social care for old people, in order to hire their cronies as advisors at £150k a pop, I think people should believe them. ~AA
When they are exposed as planning to slash social care for old people, in order to hire their cronies as advisors at £150k a pop, I think people should believe them. ~AA
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🔥 THIS IS HUGE!
Horizon is the world’s science programme, hosted by the EU. It just got bigger.
Other non-European countries associated to the programme (ie paying in) include Korea, New Zealand, Canada.
Horizon is the world’s science programme, hosted by the EU. It just got bigger.
Other non-European countries associated to the programme (ie paying in) include Korea, New Zealand, Canada.
December 22, 2025 at 4:26 PM
🔥 THIS IS HUGE!
Horizon is the world’s science programme, hosted by the EU. It just got bigger.
Other non-European countries associated to the programme (ie paying in) include Korea, New Zealand, Canada.
Horizon is the world’s science programme, hosted by the EU. It just got bigger.
Other non-European countries associated to the programme (ie paying in) include Korea, New Zealand, Canada.
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"You judge political parties by the company they keep — and this is the wrong company."
leftfootforward.org/2025/12/refo...
leftfootforward.org/2025/12/refo...
Reform UK donor told ‘deliberate lies’ in testimony, High Court said
Reform has accepted almost £45,000 in donations from an entrepreneur who has had several run-ins with the law
leftfootforward.org
December 22, 2025 at 11:37 AM
"You judge political parties by the company they keep — and this is the wrong company."
leftfootforward.org/2025/12/refo...
leftfootforward.org/2025/12/refo...
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As a man of the people, I will always defend trail hunting, which I know is a top priority for all my working class constituents who own horses and enjoy simple pleasures like ripping foxes apart for laughs.
December 22, 2025 at 5:04 PM
As a man of the people, I will always defend trail hunting, which I know is a top priority for all my working class constituents who own horses and enjoy simple pleasures like ripping foxes apart for laughs.
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We can talk about the economics and whether the EU would allow it but, from a domestic politics POV, rejecting the idea would be perverse.
The only groups Labour might hope to appease wouldn't be and are a minority.
(From current headline on this rolling story: www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...)
The only groups Labour might hope to appease wouldn't be and are a minority.
(From current headline on this rolling story: www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...)
December 22, 2025 at 1:57 PM
We can talk about the economics and whether the EU would allow it but, from a domestic politics POV, rejecting the idea would be perverse.
The only groups Labour might hope to appease wouldn't be and are a minority.
(From current headline on this rolling story: www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...)
The only groups Labour might hope to appease wouldn't be and are a minority.
(From current headline on this rolling story: www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...)
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'The government must win back the trust of farmers. Labour needs to take on board the recommendations in Baroness Batters’s review to help a vital but troubled industry' | ✍️ The Times View
The government must win back the trust of farmers
The government must win back the trust of farmers
www.thetimes.com
December 22, 2025 at 6:30 PM
'The government must win back the trust of farmers. Labour needs to take on board the recommendations in Baroness Batters’s review to help a vital but troubled industry' | ✍️ The Times View
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Good
UK to ban boiling lobsters alive as animal welfare standards tightened ft.trib.al/PifF1nN
UK to ban boiling lobsters alive as animal welfare standards tightened
Method is still used in some restaurants but campaigners say this ‘torture’ is avoidable
ft.trib.al
December 22, 2025 at 5:53 PM
Good
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"When we ask people whether #Brexit has been a success or a failure, 62% to 11% say failure. And that really rockets up - when you ask people who did vote Labour last year and people who are still intending to vote Labour - that figure goes north of 85%." ~AA @pimlicat.bsky.social
December 22, 2025 at 11:21 AM
"When we ask people whether #Brexit has been a success or a failure, 62% to 11% say failure. And that really rockets up - when you ask people who did vote Labour last year and people who are still intending to vote Labour - that figure goes north of 85%." ~AA @pimlicat.bsky.social
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'Farage wouldn’t like being PM. But president… After a year in which the Reform leader has upended our politics, he may want to change the way we are governed'
Nigel Farage wouldn’t like being PM. But president…
Nigel Farage wouldn’t like being PM. But president…
www.thetimes.com
December 22, 2025 at 3:40 PM
'Farage wouldn’t like being PM. But president… After a year in which the Reform leader has upended our politics, he may want to change the way we are governed'
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Brexit has damaged the economy, and the government now admits it. Our Head of Online Media, Jack Dart, explains why Labour figures are acknowledging the harm and why rebuilding our relationship with the EU, through the single market or a customs union, offers growth and higher living standards.
December 22, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Brexit has damaged the economy, and the government now admits it. Our Head of Online Media, Jack Dart, explains why Labour figures are acknowledging the harm and why rebuilding our relationship with the EU, through the single market or a customs union, offers growth and higher living standards.
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“So what? Nigel likes…
Private jets
Private boxes at Ascot
Champagne at Lords
Fox Hunting
Hare coursing
Promoting bullion
Still man of the people…”
Reform UK supporters are deluded.
Private jets
Private boxes at Ascot
Champagne at Lords
Fox Hunting
Hare coursing
Promoting bullion
Still man of the people…”
Reform UK supporters are deluded.
December 22, 2025 at 11:39 AM
“So what? Nigel likes…
Private jets
Private boxes at Ascot
Champagne at Lords
Fox Hunting
Hare coursing
Promoting bullion
Still man of the people…”
Reform UK supporters are deluded.
Private jets
Private boxes at Ascot
Champagne at Lords
Fox Hunting
Hare coursing
Promoting bullion
Still man of the people…”
Reform UK supporters are deluded.
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‘Man of the people’ Farage fumes at trail hunting ban
Farage once again voicing the real concerns of the working class!
www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/man...
Farage once again voicing the real concerns of the working class!
www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/man...
'Man of the people' Farage fumes at trail hunting ban
Reform leader Nigel Farage has been mocked after he voiced his outrage at Labour proposed ban on trail hunting.
www.thelondoneconomic.com
December 22, 2025 at 12:16 PM
‘Man of the people’ Farage fumes at trail hunting ban
Farage once again voicing the real concerns of the working class!
www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/man...
Farage once again voicing the real concerns of the working class!
www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/man...
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Why the 2026 Holyrood election matters more than you think. 🧵
In my latest Sunday Mail column, I’m digging into the rise of Reform UK and what it means for Scotland. We can’t afford to ignore the threat of "populism" that offers easy slogans but zero solutions for the working class.
In my latest Sunday Mail column, I’m digging into the rise of Reform UK and what it means for Scotland. We can’t afford to ignore the threat of "populism" that offers easy slogans but zero solutions for the working class.
December 21, 2025 at 11:31 AM
Why the 2026 Holyrood election matters more than you think. 🧵
In my latest Sunday Mail column, I’m digging into the rise of Reform UK and what it means for Scotland. We can’t afford to ignore the threat of "populism" that offers easy slogans but zero solutions for the working class.
In my latest Sunday Mail column, I’m digging into the rise of Reform UK and what it means for Scotland. We can’t afford to ignore the threat of "populism" that offers easy slogans but zero solutions for the working class.
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Agree with all of this, other than "the right will go 'pro-natalist" - I think what will happen is that much of the right will shift from 'blaming our ills on immigration' to 'blaming our ills on ethnic diversity', which is already happening to an extent.
The UK will celebrate net emigration and depopulation come 2027.
And by 2028 it will start to realise, with an ageing society and low growth, what a really silly thing it has done.
The right will go "pro-natalist", the centre-left will be completely stuck.
And by 2028 it will start to realise, with an ageing society and low growth, what a really silly thing it has done.
The right will go "pro-natalist", the centre-left will be completely stuck.
December 22, 2025 at 9:50 AM
Agree with all of this, other than "the right will go 'pro-natalist" - I think what will happen is that much of the right will shift from 'blaming our ills on immigration' to 'blaming our ills on ethnic diversity', which is already happening to an extent.
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Jeremy Clarkson: “Nigel Farage rarely talks about the economy and when he does, his numbers don’t add up.
He says he wants to cut taxes and increase spending by £150billion. Huh?"
He says he wants to cut taxes and increase spending by £150billion. Huh?"
December 21, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Jeremy Clarkson: “Nigel Farage rarely talks about the economy and when he does, his numbers don’t add up.
He says he wants to cut taxes and increase spending by £150billion. Huh?"
He says he wants to cut taxes and increase spending by £150billion. Huh?"
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His music is not my music, but the Chris Rea thing is saddening.
If you grew up in the 80s and 90s he was the soundtrack of those endless car rides to carpet warehouses and garden centres with your Dad.
Rea is the same age as my parents. There's no denying we're entering this chapter now.
If you grew up in the 80s and 90s he was the soundtrack of those endless car rides to carpet warehouses and garden centres with your Dad.
Rea is the same age as my parents. There's no denying we're entering this chapter now.
December 22, 2025 at 3:14 PM
His music is not my music, but the Chris Rea thing is saddening.
If you grew up in the 80s and 90s he was the soundtrack of those endless car rides to carpet warehouses and garden centres with your Dad.
Rea is the same age as my parents. There's no denying we're entering this chapter now.
If you grew up in the 80s and 90s he was the soundtrack of those endless car rides to carpet warehouses and garden centres with your Dad.
Rea is the same age as my parents. There's no denying we're entering this chapter now.
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A fairwell to #3I/ATLAS, the interstellar visitor, as now it is moving away both from the Sun and Earth. It has dimmed to about mag 12 and has a tail pointing towards the Sun. It will continue getting dimmer and won't be visible in just a few months. #cometWatch #astrophotography
December 21, 2025 at 5:43 PM
A fairwell to #3I/ATLAS, the interstellar visitor, as now it is moving away both from the Sun and Earth. It has dimmed to about mag 12 and has a tail pointing towards the Sun. It will continue getting dimmer and won't be visible in just a few months. #cometWatch #astrophotography