Dave Rigby🦁💜💙#UTV #AVFC

Ex Sapper Royal Engineer #HMForces#UBIQUE. Proud to have served. HGV Driver. Aston Villa fan. #UTV #HEITS#VTID

[Dave Rigby🦁💜💙#UTV #AVFC @daverigby71]

Love @emimartinezz1 even more. Got Manure fans on strings 😂😂

[Joanna @martinmother1]

And yet tomorrow you will allow an antisemite crowd of thugs to march through London intimidating Jews. You really are the worst Mayor London has had, and the bar was pretty low beforehand.

[Zac Goldsmith @ZacGoldsmith]

Imagine if, on the anniversary of Hiroshima, Americans marched past Japanese communities waving American flags and denouncing Japan. Or if Britain chose the anniversary of Dresden to stage victory marches through London. We don’t. Those dates are treated with sensitivity because whatever your view of the wider war, the anniversary of mass civilian death is not the day to celebrate.
Yet on 7 October — the anniversary of the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust — demonstrators have deliberately chosen to march through London for the Palestinian cause.
They do it, simply, because they are utterly repugnant human beings

[Alastair Hilton @London_W4]

Tomorrow, October 7th, in London, the Met Police and the Home Secretary Shabana Makmood, have signed off and supported a march by Muslims to celebrate the torture and murder of Jews. This tells you who they are. This tells you what they are. This is a disgrace. This is not England. This is Islamic Britain. The government of this country, the police and the mayor of London, the Muslim Sadiq Khan, are celebrating the murder of Jews. This is what Germany looked like and felt like with the state sponsored pogrom of Kristallnacht in 1938. This is where we are now.

[Chris Rose @ArchRose90]

The Met Police weren’t "powerless" when they banned a UKIP march from Tower Hamlets.

The Hampshire Constabulary wasn’t "powerless" when they placed a section.34 over Gosport.

British police have the power but don’t apply it consistently. That’s two-tier policing.

[Olamzy @madebyolah]

SORRY IF THIS OFFENDS RESTAURANT OWNERS, BUT THIS HAS GOT TO STOP.

I sat down at a table last night, and there were no physical menus.

Just a laminated QR code taped to the wood.

I had to pull out my phone, scan the code, navigate a laggy menu website, put in my own order, and type in my credit card details.

A runner brought the food to the table 20 minutes later.

Then the digital checkout screen defaulted to a 22% tip prompt.

FOR WHAT?

You eliminated the host, eliminated the server taking orders, forced me to use my own mobile device and cellular data, and then asked for a 22% tip for order entry I completed myself?

THAT IS NOT A HOSPITALITY EXPERIENCE.

THAT IS AN UNPAID CUSTOMER WORKFLOW WITH A FORCED TIP PROMPT ATTACHED.

[Alexandra @Alexandr4Denman]

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Adam Thompson (Labour)
Emily Thornberry (Labour)
Marie Tidball (Labour)
Stephen Timms (Labour)
Jessica Toale (Labour)
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Yuan Yang (Labour)
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Steve Yemm (Labour)
These are the 364 MP's who voted against a national inquiry into child sexual exploitation and Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs.
They deserve to be named and shamed . Never forget their betrayal in which they placed the Muslim block vote before children’s safety!

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

Here are two career politicians who have never built a business that had to survive on its own. Their entire adult lives have been spent inside politics - drawing salaries, climbing political ladders, and spending other people’s money - without ever running a business, making a payroll, or answering to a customer who could simply walk away.

[Patrick Christys @PatrickChristys]

We are through the looking glass now. Police have put an entire British town under a Section 34 dispersal order (meaning they can even order residents to leave and not return) just so they can import a boat full of illegal immigrants.

[Noa Hoffman @hoffman_noa]

Stage one of the Islamist assault on the Green Party is now complete. Let’s see how long Polanski lasts before they come for the leadership. As has been warned a million times, these Islamic extremists were never going to stop until a policy of dismantling the Jewish state (the ultimate force against Islamism) became party policy. The Islamists will happily appease trans demands and whatever other woke inconvenience stood in their way to get this over the line. It also seems as though they take advantage of mentally ill and vulnerable non-Muslims looking for a sense of cause and belonging. This is a worrying development for anyone who cares about preserving British and Western culture. These people absolutely won’t stop at the Greens…

[Richard Millett @RichMillett]

How pathetic of Kelleher. Pathetic little man. Pathetic Ireland

[Spirited1 @helen_spirit1]

The Hard Left murdered Anne Widdecombe

The Hard Left plotted to kill Nigel Farage

The Hard Left are currently burning down France

The Hard Left are actively welcoming terrorists to the UK

The Hard Left are plotting to seize your property

But the Far Right are the problem?

[Emily Schrader - אמילי שריידר امیلی شریدر @emilykschrader]

Some of the Irish football players really don’t like being called racist… maybe they should have thought about that before, idk… being racist? 🧐

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

Dear Andy, you do know this is untrue, don’t you?

Highest energy bills in the world are due to:

* Reckless pursuit of net zero

* Blowing up our coal-fired power stations

* Failing to exploit our own fossil fuels

* Insane dependency on foreign oil and gas. The phrase “over a barrel” springs to mind

* Paying Norway £20 billion plus a year for oil and gas we could get out of our own North Sea

* Subsidizing renewables to the tune of billions by slapping green taxes on bills

* Putting an eco-cult and leftist ideology before the comfort and warmth of the British people

* Allowing good jobs to be lost in pursuit of all of the above

* Claiming your government wants to “reindustrialise” while creating conditions no manufacturer could succeed in

* Closing refineries and gas storage so the UK is uniquely vulnerable this winter and likely to have serious power cuts.

You’re welcome.

@andyburnham

[Cristo @cristo_radio]

@andyburnham ‘I want to be honest’*

*writes something completely dishonest.

Brilliant.

[Sandra Parker @AngryBritishMum]

• 6th May 2026, James O'Brien accused Nigel Farage of lying about terrorist attempts to fire bomb his home

• Today Joshua Kerry was charged with preparing terrorist acts against Nigel Farage

• Today @LBC deleted the 6 May 2026 James O'Brien show from @GlobalPlayer 🧐 #OBINGO

[Somalianbae🇸🇴🇰🇪 @adan_zamuh]

The game was over even before he started it 😂😂😂

[Kate Hoey @CatharineHoey]

Well that should make every player in the Republic of Irelands team and the Governing Body hang their head in shame.

[John Townley @johntownley11]

Brian Madjo and Leon Goretzka are both travelling with Aston Villa for their mid-season training camp. After playing Southampton behind closed doors last week, Villa will face Sevilla on Friday.

#AVFC

[Not your average grandpa 🇬🇧 @Jasonlh1967]

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Buying a fucking coffee has become unnecessarily complicated.

There was a time when you walked into a café and asked for a coffee.

That was it.

"Coffee please."

Somebody put coffee in a cup, you gave them some money, and everybody got on with their fucking day.

Not anymore.

Now you walk into somewhere like Costa and ordering a coffee feels like you're filling out a mortgage application.

"What would you like?"

Coffee.

"Americano, latte, cappuccino, flat white, cortado, mocha, macchiato, espresso, double espresso, iced latte, iced Americano, frappe?"

Fucking hell.

I don't know.

The brown one that wakes me up.

Then comes the size.

Small, medium, large, regular, tall, grande, massive, fucking oil drum.

I'll have a large.

Excellent.

Surely we're finished.

Oh no.

"What milk would you like?"

Milk.

"Whole, semi skimmed, skimmed, oat, almond, coconut, soya?"

Cow.

Just whatever normally comes out of a fucking cow.

Then they start offering you syrups.

Vanilla, caramel, hazelnut, salted caramel, gingerbread, cinnamon, chocolate, white chocolate, pumpkin spice, sugar free vanilla, sugar free caramel.

No.

I wanted a coffee.

I didn't come in to design a fucking Yankee Candle.

But we're still nowhere near finished.

Would I like an extra shot?

Decaf?

Half caf?

An extra hot one?

Skinny?

Whipped cream?

Cold foam?

Chocolate sprinkles?

Cinnamon dust?

Caramel drizzle?

Chocolate drizzle?

Ice?

Crushed ice?

Less ice?

More ice?

At this point I'm expecting them to ask whether I'd like fucking underfloor heating installed.

And there's always somebody in front of you who knows this system intimately.

"Can I have a large iced skinny oat milk caramel latte, half sweet, extra hot, two pumps of vanilla, one pump of hazelnut, no foam, extra shot, light ice, whipped cream, caramel drizzle?"

Fucking hell, Barbara.

You're not ordering a drink.

You're giving the launch sequence for a fucking nuclear submarine.

Meanwhile I'm standing behind her thinking, "Coffee. Milk. Two sugars. Please let me go home."

Then comes the price.

"That'll be five pounds eighty please."

FIVE POUNDS EIGHTY?

For a fucking coffee?

For that money I want to keep the mug.

In fact, I want shares in the fucking building.

And because you've already stood there answering twenty seven questions about milk and syrup, you just tap your card like you've developed Stockholm syndrome.

Then they finally hand it over.

And I've ordered the biggest fucking size they've got because, naturally, I'm thinking bigger cup means more coffee.

Silly me.

The cup's the size of a fucking paint tin, but about fourteen percent of it appears to be coffee.

The rest is milk, foam, whipped cream, syrup, ice, chocolate dust, caramel drizzle and whatever other fucking building materials they've used to construct it.

You've basically ordered a coffee and they've built a fucking extension on top of it.

If you've gone for one of the cold ones it's even worse.

You pick up this enormous plastic cup thinking you've got enough caffeine to see you through until Thursday, then realise three quarters of the bastard is ice.

Six quid for twelve ice cubes, a splash of milk and a frightened little espresso hiding at the bottom.

Take the ice out and your "large" coffee would fit in a fucking egg cup.

And then there's the whipped cream.

Fucking mountains of it.

You've got to eat your way through half of the Alps before you even reach the beverage you actually ordered.

By the time you finally locate the coffee, you've consumed eight hundred calories and you've got cream on your nose.

At that point it's not a drink anymore.

It's a fucking dessert with a caffeine problem.

And somehow we've all just accepted this.

We've gone from putting the kettle on and spooning Nescafé into a mug to standing in a queue while somebody called Tyler asks what fucking personality we'd like our milk to have.

I don't need my coffee to be an experience.

I don't need it handcrafted.

I don't need it drizzled.

I don't need it dusted.

I don't need it topped with something that looks like insulation foam.

I just want it hot, strong and capable of making me slightly less likely to tell everyone to fuck off before nine o'clock in the morning.

It's coffee.

Put it in a cup.

Give it to me.

And stop making me take a fucking GCSE before I'm allowed to drink it.

[WasAcop @WasAcop]

Andy Burnham went on the BBC and gave a character verdict on a man who has pleaded not guilty.

Daniel Thomas is in custody. The case is live.

Asked if he is a racist, the Prime Minister said it was “hard to conclude that he’s anything other than someone who has racist views,” then called his actions “the worst kind of hateful behaviour.”

That is not governing. That is the head of government trying the defendant on television.

You can think the Channel stunt was reckless. You can think masked intimidation on the street is unacceptable.

None of that gives No. 10 the right to pre-load a jury with a label before the evidence is heard.

A fair trial means the state proves the charge in court, not on a Sunday sofa. If the case is strong, prosecute it.

If it isn’t, a Prime Minister’s verdict doesn’t fix it. It just makes the trial dirtier.