Emma

1 of 68 first cousins. Intolerant of injustice. Fiercely loyal. Eyebrows my own. #COYB

[BladeoftheSun @BladeoftheS]

30 years ago Spitting Image dared to broadcast the truth about Israel.

Now no one dares.

[Emma @Fingersf1]

@10storylovesong @BeCo74 @DaftLimmy Council house tories are the worst of the tories

[Leena-Palestine @Leena53022916]

*BRILLIANT*
The French made a short film about what could happen after all immigrants would follow the ‘_white, angry old man’s_’ advice to go back where they came from.*

[Emma @Fingersf1]

@Donna__McLean The common denominator is men.

[BladeoftheSun @BladeoftheS]

Crazy that we hear about Train Drivers who get £60,000 a year for driving a train.

But we never hear about the boss of Tesco who gets £30,000 a day and doesn't even pay tax in the UK.

Or the £250m a day that the likes of Amazon, Vodafone, BP and Shell don't pay in tax.

[Trades Union Congress @The_TUC]

Boss making you resign to save himself?

Join a union.

[Harry Eccles @Heccles94]

🎯

[Henry Winter @henrywinter]

Everton fans demand “transparency and fairness after disproportionate sanctions”.  @EFC_AdvisoryBoard issues strong statement “acting on behalf of all Evertonians” calling on “all football authorities to urgently review sanctioning criteria in light of the hugely disproportionate penalties imposed on Chelsea and Everton.

“These recent disciplinary outcomes raise serious concerns about consistency,
proportionality, and the integrity of the regulatory framework in place in English
football, as demonstrated by both the Premier League and the Football Association.

“Whilst all those fans we represent acknowledge that the cases involving Chelsea and Everton are not comparable in terms of the natures of the offences, this does not undermine the key issue of clear and obvious inconsistency in the outcome and the punishments imposed on both clubs.” (Chelsea, in mitigation, self-reported issues from a previous regime). #EFC graphic below from Everton FAB 👇

[Emma @Fingersf1]

@SandyofSuffolk Just test their reaction using an emergency stop. That’s most of Waitrose car park off the road immediately.

[Emma @Fingersf1]

@JamesTCobbler An inspired appointment to the role and another great loss for the government.

[Jason Hickel @jasonhickel]

It’s horrible that the US is doing this to football, turning it into a Super-Bowl-style commercial clown show, totally abusing a tradition they don’t care about or understand.

[Emma @Fingersf1]

Cheering our man @TommyFleetwood1 @TheOpen @royalbirkdale #family #sun #golf #theopengolf

[jungle 🇬🇧 🦈🕸🌉 @Junglethc420]

@PolitlcsUK

[NHS Million @NHSMillion]

Immigration is not the reason that you can’t get a hospital appointment, it’s the reason you can get one.

Please retweet for all the people who can’t seem to grasp that.

[Sam @SamCKx]

A democratically elected British Prime Minister has been driven from office by a relentless campaign of propaganda and misinformation; funded, amplified and perpetuated by foreign billionaires and elites whose interests bear zero resemblance to those of ordinary working people.

A noble gesture from an emotional Keir Starmer, entirely consistent with his conduct in office.

A truly sad day for British democracy.

His full resignation speech:

[Emma @Fingersf1]

@wesstreeting And shame on you too.

[Emma @Fingersf1]

@AndyBurnhamGM Shame on you.

[Paul Castle @Goto_paulcastle]

THE QUESTION NOBODY WANTS TO ANSWER
Something curious is happening in Westminster.
Keir Starmer lists achievements that critics said were impossible.
The economy stabilising.
Waiting lists falling.
Migration coming down.
Britain rebuilding relationships abroad.
Yet the conversation is not about whether those achievements matter.
It is about who should inherit them.
That should give us pause.
Because there are two very different arguments.
One says Starmer has failed.
The other says Burnham won a by-election.
Those are not the same thing.
One is a verdict on government.
The other is an opportunity spotted by ambitious people.
And perhaps the greatest irony of all is this:
The louder the talk of a "calm", "dignified" and "consensual" handover becomes, the less it sounds like unity and the more it sounds like power.
Politics is full of people who want the crown.
Britain needs people willing to carry the burden.
Keir Starmer inherited a country that was broken.
He rebuilt the party.
He won the mandate.
Now he is doing the difficult work of rebuilding the nation.
That is not a reason to replace him.
It is a reason to let him finish the job.
#Labour #KeirStarmer #UKPolitics

[Deborah Meaden 🇺🇦 @DeborahMeaden]

You have to ask yourself why MSM isn’t reporting this… indeed imply the opposite. … I don’t like being played…

[Peter Stefanovic @PeterStefanovi2]

Today’s @independent front page

Brexit has been a disaster – it’s time the guilty men felt some shame