Londonium

[Women o' Scotland @WomenOScotland]

But it’s not completely normal, is it? A man walking into women’s toilets when he knows it’s not right, when he knows he’s not supposed to be there, and when he knows he’s not welcome — that’s not normal; it’s a misogynistic assertion, it’s male dominance, it’s a tantrum. You’re not a ghost, ‘India’; those women saw you. If you were a woman, you’d understand why they said nothing. Well done for showing that you really are a man — a really self-entitled man 👏🏻🙄

[Israel Exposed @xIsraelExposedx]

Yonatan Rothschild, an othodox Jewish man, explains why he shows up to protect palestinians everyday and to fight the settlers.

He represents a tiny sliver of Israeli society, but deserves to be seen.

[HeCheated.org @hecheateddotorg]

"What would you say about a 'transman' who looks like this using women's spaces?"

The people asking this question will only show the picture on the left without including the one on the right, which is of the same person.

Female individuals do not present a danger to other women in the same way males do. They also are recognizably different.

It's all smoke and mirrors.

[Lucy Hunter Blackburn @LucyHunterB]

In around 15 years time, the government will have to find a huge amount of money to compensate those put through the puberty blocker trial. The public inquiry will be unsparing about the political and professional failure. The case histories will be heartbreaking./

[Shaun King @shaunking]

Stole. The word is stole.

[Chrissie Hynde @ChrissieHynde]

Can anyone in Great Britain tell me of the whereabouts of my little dog Nico?

I don’t know if someone has fallen in love with her and is harbourIng her in their home?
 Or maybe someone has grabbed her and using her for some malicious purpose..?

[Akua Reindorf KC @akuareindorf]

@lambeth_council @bphillipsonMP This is deeply unserious performative politics. Not to mention very worrying for women & girls in your boroughs, in particular those who have experienced MVAWG, those with disabilities or who are elderly and those who have religious reasons for needing single sex spaces.

[Londonium @Londoniumbra]

@MrReeceballa The law hasn’t changed

[Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62]

I’m looking forward to @Channel4News balanced interviews with women & girls who feel unsafe with males in their bathrooms, or the women & girls who feel cheated by men or boys in their sports?

[bonky @shesbonky]

i literally sat down with my 11yo daughter last week and showed her a photo of karen carpenter next to a recent photo of ariana grande to teach her that EDs can kill and we cannot pretend otherwise

[Julia Hartley-Brewer @JuliaHB1]

Isabella, who seems like a very nice and well meaning person, is nevertheless a man. He feels unsafe among men in a men's toilet. Yet he expects women to be happy to accept men walking into women's toilets just because they claim they think they're trans. What about OUR safety and dignity?Sorry, Isabella, but it's not OUR job to accommodate YOU.

[Akua Reindorf KC @akuareindorf]

We've been through this before. The Code is really not the point. If @NadiaWhittomeMP wants to change the *law*, she should draft up some amendments for the Equality Act and campaign for them. I for one will be fascinated to see how she does it without obliterating women's rights

[Wokerati Marty @WokeratiMarty]

Brian May's advice to the people of Clacton:

"Someone who's going to advocate tearing a fox apart limb from limb while it's still alive isn't going to be someone who cares about children, sick people, poor people, or nurses using food banks."🎯

[Jeremy Corbyn @jeremycorbyn]

Today marks 3 years since Imran Khan was unjustly incarcerated.

He is still being denied basic human rights and remains in solitary confinement.

His abominable treatment is an affront to democracy. I will continue to demand the release of all political prisoners, everywhere.

[Chrissie Hynde @ChrissieHynde]

I’ve lost my dog, Nico. She is very dear to me and I am absolutely heartbroken.

She was last seen in Silkstream park in Colindale London.

If you see her, can you let me know?
I realise she could be anywhere in the country now if she got into someone’s car...

[CountingDeadWomen @CountDeadWomen]

5 July 2026: Shirley Hodlin, 75, was found dead following a house fire at a property in Knottingley, West Yorkshire. Her grandson, Joshua Hodlin, 23, has been charged with her murder. (No photo currently available).

[G.T @gingerrtom]

oh did he now?

[g. @GeauxGabrielle]

I work with women all the time who allow their husbands to rape them to avoid a beating. Who clean and cook and keep their children quiet to avoid them all being killed.

So yes.

[LubnanBoi🇵🇸🇱🇧 🇮🇷 @AgitatorAK]

Dear @JeremyClarkson I saw this on my feed on another platform and instantly thought you needed to see it.

"Jeremy Clarkson thinks people who receive benefits should have to send a weekly thank you email to a randomly chosen working person, explaining what they did with the money, or have their payments stopped.

So here is mine. If you’d like to give it a share to help Jeremy see it, that would be great.

Dear Jezza,

Thank you for your concern about my contribution to society.

I should say first that you were aiming this at young people you believe are sitting at home doing nothing.

But you wrote it as a blanket rule applying to everyone whose benefits are paid.

That includes more than thirteen million pensioners, millions of people who receive benefits while working, who may find themselves being ordered to thank another benefit claimant, and me.

I receive PIP.

That money goes towards the Motability car I use to travel to work.

It is not a free car. It is not even my car. I exchange the mobility part of my PIP to lease it.

The car takes the lot.

Which is awkward, because that same payment is also meant to help cover the additional costs of being disabled, including a wheelchair that is actually usable for my job and hearing aids that allow me to do it.

There is nothing left for either.

I chose the thing that gets me to work.

That car enables me to work and, because I can work, I now pay considerably more in tax than I have ever received in PIP.

But my contribution does not end with my own tax bill.

I have built programmes that hundreds of people now use to earn a living.

They pay tax too.

Those programmes have helped thousands of people overcome anxiety, return to their lives and, in many cases, return to work.

Then there are all the people supported by the coaches and practitioners I have trained.

That is what disability support can do when it is designed to enable people rather than humiliate them.

My PIP did not disappear into some great benefits black hole.

It helped provide the transport that allowed me to work, build a business, create opportunities for other people and contribute far more than I could ever have done without it.

But as we are exchanging thank you letters, perhaps you could send me one too.

I paid my television licence throughout the years the BBC gave you the platform that made you famous.

I now pay for Amazon Prime, which helps fund the television programme about your farm.

I do not choose to watch it.

But that is how society works, Jeremy.

We all contribute towards things we may never personally use because the entire country would fall apart if every payment had to provide us with an individual benefit.

Perhaps you could also thank the taxpayers whose public services and infrastructure support your businesses.

And while you have the stationery out, perhaps you could explain the farm.

In 2021, you told The Times that avoiding inheritance tax was “the critical thing” in your decision to buy land.

In 2024, when that became rather inconvenient, you said it had never been true. You claimed you had actually bought the farm because you wanted somewhere to shoot and that tax avoidance had simply sounded like a better story at the time.

I am not sure which version helps your argument.

It is funny how public support and clever tax arrangements are treated as perfectly respectable when they benefit wealthy people.

Yet when a disabled person receives help to leave the house, go to work and participate in society, you think they should be made to perform gratitude.

So thank you for your concern, Jezza.

I hope my licence fee, Amazon subscription, taxes and contribution to the economy have all been gratefully received.

Please send your thank you letter weekly, along with a full breakdown of how you spent the money.

If it is not sufficiently fulsome and effusive, I assume your income will be stopped.

That is only fair."

[liam cunningham @liamcunningham1]

They are all our children. Look what we’ve allowed happen to them.
The genocidal apartheid regime are doing it and the ‘West’ are their cheerleaders.
And our silence permits it.