Ted.

Never ever trust a Tory. Or Corbyn followers.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇪🇺🇺🇦💙

[Ted. @innogy]

He doesn’t deserve this.
Fuck you media are you satisfied.

[Saif @diol2n]

هذا المقطع متداول بشكل كبير بسبب الفضيحه التي حصلت فيه:

أثناء زيارة وزير الدفاع الامريكي بيت هيغسيث وزوجته وعدد من كبار مساعديه لقبر الجندي المجهول في مقبرة أرلينغتون في يوم المحاوبين القدامى، بدأ بعض أفراد المجموعة بالحديث والضحك، وهنا حدث ما لم يتوقعوه:

أوقف أحد جنود حرس الشرف دوريته، واستدار نحوهم وصرخ بصوت حازم مطالبًا الجميع بالتزام الصمت والاحترام!

المثير أن الجندي لم يتردد رغم وجود وزير الدفاع أمامه، والأغرب أن البنتاغون خرج لاحقًا ليؤكد أن الجندي تصرف بشكل صحيح

[MP Arizona☀️🏳️‍🌈💙🌵🐕🐕‍🦺🫂💦🏜🐟🌴🎙🌎🌻♍️🌊 @AzPetrich]

This man is an American hero.

This soldier loudly and strongly reprimanded Pete Hegseth and his fucking entourage for laughing at the tomb of the unknown soldier.

The soldier said, "All visitors will maintain an atmosphere of silence and respect at all times."

[Canada Hates Trump @AntiTrumpCanada]

Can we get this guard assigned to every Trump press conference? Someone needs to remind the fat fuck that respect isn’t optional.

[Don McGowan @donmcgowan]

Helen Whately has been an MP since 2015 when she was elected MP for Faversham and Mid-Kent.

Helen has held several positions within the Conservative party but is now employed as a full-time demagogue, attacking disabled and sick people for claiming much needed benefits.

Guess how much Helen has claimed in ̶P̶a̶r̶l̶i̶a̶m̶e̶n̶t̶a̶r̶y̶ ̶b̶e̶n̶e̶f̶i̶t̶s̶ expenses since becoming an MP? 👇

Helen is actively working to make those much less fortunate than herself … much worse off.

While having claimed almost TWO MILLION pounds from the public purse in expenses.

Just utterly reprehensible.

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Kemi Badenoch, "The Energy Secretary is only there because the Culture Secretary turned down the job"

Camera pans over to Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh who nods her head in disagreement.

My view:

Kemi Badenoch casually dismisses Miatta Fahnbulleh as someone who only got her job because Lisa Nandy turned it down. A woman’s standing reduced to a punchline, with another woman dragged in to make the insult land.

Challenge the Energy Secretary on bills, policy or her performance in office. There is plenty to scrutinise.

What does sneering that she was supposedly second choice do for anyone struggling to heat their home?

Women in politics should face tough questions. They should also be able to expect a debate that goes beyond cheap personal put-downs.

Badenoch chose to use her platform to belittle another woman for a few seconds of political point-scoring.

It reflects far more poorly on her than on the person she targeted.

[Mike H @mikoh123]

Reform are a joke

Here is their leader in Wales, Helen Jenner saying that they would not attend plenary to protect free speech

They then get upset by a question by responding “How dare you ask that question” before refusing to answer a question from Will Hayward & walking off

[Mick Antoniw 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✊🇺🇦 @MickAntoniw1]

Absorbed in the petulant luxury of their inherent obsession with racism, hatred and division- desperate to boost their flagging support they revert to playing racism. Time to say sorry!!!

[Marina Purkiss @MarinaPurkiss]

What is wrong with this woman?

What made her think weaponising Russell Brand would be a good idea for PMQs?

Has she forgotten the victims?

Or indeed her hero Thatcher cosying up to Saville?!

[Larry the Cat @Number10cat]

Reform care so much about free speech that when they hold a press conference about free speech they tell off a journalist for asking a question:

[lamide @skithedream_]

All my respect and admiration for that man.

[Katie @LuxMeaMundiAM]

Ask yourself why Helen Whately does this, literally daily.
She & her husband are both millionaires hoping to avoid a wealth tax at all costs. To them, disabled people’s lives aren’t worth a damn &they’d rather see us starve than pay a measly 2% wealth tax on their assets over 10m

[Ted. @innogy]

@marcosagusstinn @kate_degerdon How I wish this becomes a return to the EU.

[Marcos Agustín @marcosagusstinn]

🇬🇧🇪🇺 The burial of Brexit is accelerating.

Ten days before the summit, the UK-EU are moving beyond integration.

Youth mobility, freer food trade, linked carbon markets

Britain may even rejoin Europe’s electricity market.

The reset will add £17bn to the UK economy.

The EU will offer a path to full membership, with flexibility over the pound.

That would make victory in a referendum almost certain.

Brexit’s architects are about to watch their disaster be buried.

https://t.co/8xVxl4CPwQ

[Peter Stefanovic @PeterStefanovi2]

“There is not a single sign of any overall economic damage done by Brexit” says @Nigel_Farage

Meanwhile back on planet earth by almost every economic & financial measure Brexit has been disastrous for the UK

[Jo @JoRejoinEU]

The British people have decided to remove your extortionate expense claims as you do not need it. Sitting on a sofa punching down on the most vulnerable & disabled is not called work. It is called discrimination and harassment.

[Will Hayward @WillHayCardiff]

Reform are boycotting the Senedd on Armistice Day.

This means that the official opposition won't be taking part in a debate THEY TABLED on how we can better support the armed forces and veterans.

[Will Hayward @WillHayCardiff]

You genuinely couldn’t make this up.

Reform UK called a press conference at the Welsh Parliament claiming that they were boycotting the Senedd because their “free speech” was being impinged on.

Joe Martin then said “how dare you ask that” to a journalist who asked a question he didn’t like then when I asked a question they walked off.

Quite an ending to a press conference about free speech…

[Jennifer 💙💚🇺🇦 🌈Stand up for what is right. @Jennyfurfuls]

I loathe Whateley with a passion. She's claiming more benefits than most, whilst being a millionaire.

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Andy Burnham, "Can she explain why they voted against a bank levy that would deliver a council tax cut for 20,000,000 households in January"

"She should explain why she took that decision"

Kemi Badenoch, "All of the waffle he had there was kicking everything into the long grass"

Technically, it's PMQs and questions are put to the Prime Minister to be answered. That said, Burnham raised an important point, after talking about the cost of living crisis, Badenoch mobilised Conservative MPs to vote against the bank levy which would help millions of households.

Which raises the question, how much does she really care about the cost of living crisis when she choses not to support a policy that would reduce it's impact.