Daisy Naylor

Journalism lecturer @sunderlanduni | Formerly The Economist and Daily Mirror | Views my own

[Tory Fibs @ToryFibs]

Zack Polanski’s response to Zarah Sultana’s jibe is excellent.

[Jamie Driscoll @JamieDriscollNE]

Huge crowd of patriots standing up to racism and hate in Newcastle.

[Stan Collymore @StanCollymore]

Anti Fascist rally, Newcastle Upon Tyne, West End. England.

[Cllr Benali Hamdache AM @greenbenali]

Recycled homophobia from a Labour MP

Lots of children have LGBT+ family. Understanding and acknowledging their existence is good

[Alex Selby-Boothroyd @AlexSelbyB]

Quite the zinger in @TheEconomist

[Pippa Crerar @PippaCrerar]

🚨Rishi Sunak IS calling a summer election this afternoon, sources tell @guardian https://t.co/ujsqtmLyG5

[Marina Hyde @MarinaHyde]

My column on Bear Grylls helping baptise Russell Brand in the Thames

https://t.co/mm99dlPwJ7

[Stewart Wood @StewartWood]

Idea for Labour election poster. No slogan needed.

[Munya Chawawa @munyachawawa]

Day in the Life with Suella Braverman ✌🏽👅 #SuellaBraverman

[The Mirror @DailyMirror]

Today is the Daily Mirror's 120th birthday - we launched on this day in 1903.

To celebrate here is a thread of some of our most iconic front pages 📰

[Nathan J Robinson @NathanJRobinson]

"I really feel sorry for the suffering of the people of Gaza, but we should all remember: they elected Hamas 18 years ago."

Half of the population wasn't even alive 18 years ago.

[PoliticsJOE @PoliticsJOE_UK]

"Choose Life. Choose a job. Choose a career. Choose a family."

Why would Rishi Sunak want to do a thing like that?

[Nadia Whittome MP @NadiaWhittomeMP]

The climate crisis is a class issue: disproportionately caused by the rich and paid for by the poor.

The government has a choice:

It can tax the super-rich to pay for a just transition.

Or it can water down net zero and let working class people suffer the consequences.

[CazzaW @CazzaW]

Want to become a journalist working in news, sport or fashion? Enter our @sunderlanduni #futurejournalismstars competition. Open to schools and colleges across UK. Please RT @LeeHallTweets @lizlambjourno @Neilfarrington

https://t.co/456dY3TIfJ

[Jennifer Williams @JenWilliams_FT]

A year ago, I started following how the cost of living crisis was playing out at an Oldham school, checking in with the fantastic @NewmanRC_Head every few weeks. I ended up learning a lot about the British state, and its education system, to boot.
https://t.co/4SMEa6J6lH

[George Monbiot @GeorgeMonbiot]

Magnificent column by @StewartLeeBits, putting it all in perspective.
https://t.co/zLMpOZTClm

[Khadija @khadljasays]

This is the most powerful opening to a book I have ever read. Please read it and remember it whenever you hear politicians use ‘never again’.

‘Show Me The Bodies, How We Let Grenfell Happen’ by @PeteApps

[Beth Rigby @BethRigby]

BREAK: Labour are now the largest party in local government, surpassing the Tories for the first time since 2002

[The Mirror @DailyMirror]

"I warn you not to be young."

"I warn you not to fall ill."

"I warn you not to grow old."

In 1983 Neil Kinnock warned Britain of the dangers of Tory government.

40 years later, every single thing he warned of has come true.

[PoliticsJOE @PoliticsJOE_UK]

"If one child who was related to one of us in this room went missing, the world would stop."

"Today, 76 are missing and nothing is happening."

Peter Kyle gives a powerful speech in the House on child refugees being kidnapped from hotels in his constituency.