I once lent my DVD of North by Northwest to a friend, telling her it was my favourite Hitchcock. "Sexist rubbish" was her verdict. I prefer to think of it as portrayed here: an incredibly stylish, confident and involving film, made by a craftsman on his top form.

Twitter and other social media companies are publishers and should be treated as such. And noone wants to be associated with a publisher of fascist propaganda. So it's obvious that any self respecting body should not be using them.

social media needs government action to control it. As @jimmcmahon.co.uk has called for, social media companies need to be treated as editors, not neutral channels. Their algorithms choose what to amplify and what to suppress, acting in a clearly editorial fashion.

The problem here is simple: "What the public thinks" is very dependent on what they're told. With right-biased media making the news, the BBC struggles to maintain impartiality. The answer is two fold. One, OFCOM needs to do a much better job in upholding standards. And two, the flood of untruth on

The right hate the BBC for its committment to truthfulness. It's our patriotic duty to defend our national broadcaster from Trump, Musk, Zuckerberg and all the others who want their warped world view to dominate.

Shows that radical left-leaning policies that prioritise ordinary people are popular and win elections. I hope the lesson is not last on Labour's leaders.

I used to use Twitter, but since it's been owned by Musk and has become a breeding ground for toxic hate and misinformation I've left for good. Each and every sensible person in Britain should do the same patriotic thing.

I agree, everyone should stop using Facebook and Instagram. But they make it really difficult to delete your account.

This is why everyone should avoid these Meta products - Facebook and Instagram. But they deliberately make it hard to cancel accounts. This is something decent governments should be taking action on.

As a country, we need to do two things to solve the water crisis. Firstly, we need more and better micro management of water. The other thing is the water companies should be taken back into public ownership. They are shipping vast sums to their shareholders, rather than investing in our future.

We're so lucky to have EcoCarriers and their brilliant volunteers in Bury St Edmunds.

Great news for Colchester. It shows that Labour is still winning in the East. People trust us, and want sensible politicians like us who tell the truth and deliver for their communities.

Great work by the Suffolk system - this was financed by the Suffolk Public Sector Leaders group, which includes all the local public sector leaders, including me.

Definitely worth a look!

If you'd like to know more, visit carclubs@suffolk.gov.uk