Labour has a HUGE parliamentary majority. Use it. DO SOMETHING!!!!
Alex Hall Hall
@showerabsolute.bsky.social
Spot on.
100% agree. X has become a toxic platform, run by a racist agitator who urges violence. New situations require new laws. Divisive social media platforms like X need to be regulated; and people using it to incite riots should be held criminally liable. Why are our politicians unable to act?
It's hard to convey just how monstrous the privatisation of children's care homes has become. Highly vulnerable children have been turned into cash machines, with devastating impacts on their wellbeing.
Please sit down before reading this week's column.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
Ladies and gentlemen... a living, breathing, blood orange.
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Yes - and one reason is that many people who love this country think that their votes do not matter and that “nobody listens.” There are opportunities here for politicians
Councils are sending vulnerable kids to homes ran by money-grabbing cowboys and private-equity vultures, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
If Nigel Farage is heading towards power let it not be because journalists forgot the basic craft of their job and because Michael Grade was nodding at the wheel www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/politics/uk/...
George Monbiot
bylinetimes.com/2026/06/10/t...
Mainstream politicians have stood by as the global far-right campaigns for anti-migrant violence on our streets. Now we're suffering the consequences, argues Adam Bienkov
Strong with the weak and weak with the strong. FIFA only cares about money.
Dee the KittyServant
Gavin Esler
Carol Hedges
Alan Rusbridger
Amílcar Tavares
Hey!.But never mind.
goodlawproject.org/streeting-re...
Three ways to improve high streets by *raising* business rates:
1. Higher rates on long-empty shops, to force realistic rents
2. End exemption for charity shops.
3. Make landlords pay when candy/vape shops vanish with unpaid rates. They'll ensure rates are paid up-front.
