Tom Innes
@tomosinnes.bsky.social
Politics and International Relations student
Still haven't been able to get the sodding age verification to work on here so I can't get any DMs through I'm afraid. If you wouldn't mind pinging me an email at tomos.innes@gmail.com that'd be really handy
November 11, 2025 at 2:25 PM
Still haven't been able to get the sodding age verification to work on here so I can't get any DMs through I'm afraid. If you wouldn't mind pinging me an email at tomos.innes@gmail.com that'd be really handy
I'd gladly take it off your hands if it's still going mate 👍
November 11, 2025 at 1:58 PM
I'd gladly take it off your hands if it's still going mate 👍
Reposted by Tom Innes
"There is not a free speech crisis in the UK. Keir Starmer has not shut down GB News," Ruskin says. Farage seems "most at home with the autocrats and dictators of this world", he adds. If he's serious about the Online Safety Act, he should be in parliament, he says, not here.
September 3, 2025 at 2:30 PM
"There is not a free speech crisis in the UK. Keir Starmer has not shut down GB News," Ruskin says. Farage seems "most at home with the autocrats and dictators of this world", he adds. If he's serious about the Online Safety Act, he should be in parliament, he says, not here.
The Tories cut their centre out in the crucible of Farage's Brexit, then lost their right wing on immigration. Starmer would be foolish to play the same game and expect different outcomes
May 16, 2025 at 4:37 PM
The Tories cut their centre out in the crucible of Farage's Brexit, then lost their right wing on immigration. Starmer would be foolish to play the same game and expect different outcomes
It will lose him the progressive vote and gain him nothing. A foolish approach to party politics and a disastrous one for the FE and care sectors.
May 13, 2025 at 2:05 PM
It will lose him the progressive vote and gain him nothing. A foolish approach to party politics and a disastrous one for the FE and care sectors.
Aside from a brief tussle during the Major era, Kent County Council was run by the Tories for over 50 years. The Conservatives were deeply embedded in businesses, in communities and in regional ethos. No longer, Reform capitalised on their weakness and left almost nothing of the old guard.
May 13, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Aside from a brief tussle during the Major era, Kent County Council was run by the Tories for over 50 years. The Conservatives were deeply embedded in businesses, in communities and in regional ethos. No longer, Reform capitalised on their weakness and left almost nothing of the old guard.
Deeply troubling to hear such disregard for the vital work of overseas carers. Starmer's approach is both operationally nonsensical and politically naive.
May 13, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Deeply troubling to hear such disregard for the vital work of overseas carers. Starmer's approach is both operationally nonsensical and politically naive.