Gavaskar is one of India’s most respected cricketers but far from a respected voice! A shameless populist with shameful comments prompting even greater provocation. Cricketers are not terrorists! - Azeem Rafiq blasts Gavaskar over Abrar Ahmed Hundred deal https://t.co/dYqtrcDuio
For thousands of workers in Dubai's tourism sector, the Middle East war has brought business to a standstill in the middle of peak season—leaving their income suddenly at risk.
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Going to say it again. I spoke to more Muslim voters in Gorton and Denton than almost anyone commenting on here. They were voting Green because:
a) They feel Labour hasn't represented change. (Just like everyone else).
b) They dislike Keir Starmer. (Just like everyone else)
c) Gaza. (I don't agree, but there's no point pretending they're not also reflecting the views of a lot of people).
👀🚨Meanwhile, while Mandelson scandal is galloping along, I hear that Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman ended up WITH LABOUR MPs in the AYE lobby on lifting two child benefit cap.
A source tells me they “got on their phones trying to get instructions from Farage as to whether they should be there or not”
“They tried to leave at one point but got trapped as the doors were locked”
Reform source confirms this happened & says it was a ‘genuine mistake’ & neither MP registered a vote. All other Reform MPs voted against….
You don’t understand the world of work. Actually quite positive in that performance plans have worked and that in private and public it is rare that anyone is sacked for poor performance - they generally are provided with settlement agreements or know time is up and move on
How hard is it to get sacked from the civil service?
DfE data shows just as many underperformers are promoted or move sideways, as leave
Most who leave do so of their own accord: you are more likely to die in service than be sacked for poor performance
https://t.co/jB2xnwxOgQ
@Nigel_Farage You told America to put tariffs on the UK, and your mate was a Russian Spy.
Maybe flags aren't the best indicator of loyalty to the UK. 🤷🏿♂️
“If you were to remove ambition from the core of Robert Jenrick, he would collapse like a boneless chicken.”
If Jenrick was intending to jump ship to Reform, he would be an “asset” but will make Farage’s party look like a “ragbag” of ex-Tories, says The Times's Matthew Parris.
@hugorifkind
An unelected Lord, appointed “antisemitism adviser”, now feels entitled or even qualified to explain antisemitism to a Jewish national party leader.
To add to all this - he's not Jewish.
Truly rabbit hole stuff.
'Please, you don't have to have your hand on me'
Watch the moment ITV News' @PeterAdamSmith was grabbed by a Reform UK staffer after being told to move on from his line of questioning while interviewing the party's new Scottish leader, Malcolm Offord
The voice of the 'anti-Establishment' speaks. Didn't you organise a mass protest in London? Aren't you planning another one? Aren't you having an orgasm over mass protests in Iran? Oh, it's okay when YOU do it. Gotcha. 'Despite clear evidence'. Love it.
Yes, we should support the women of Iran who are deprived of universal human rights - however, your brand of selective feminism is not feminism. It’s cynical posturing to cover for the fact that you (and others) have abandoned the women and girls of Palestine/Gaza during an ongoing genocide; their universal human rights have been trampled on for decades. It’s a facet of privileged-white feminism that you choose to highlight the plight of women of colour when it won’t cost you a thing by way of book deals, adulation or status. Until you educate yourself about intersectionality - and walk the talk - you’re in no position to preach about “revealing yourself”.