Oliver Pindard

[Oliver Pindard @OPindard]

@Hermesparcels are the worst delivery service I have every had any interaction with. I'd rather have a parcel delivered by fucking carrier pigeon

[Michael @_britmonkey]

Another all time greatest UK government consultation moment. They ask me my opinion on downranking my own videos in the youtube algorithm in favour of established networks like BBC and ITV...

and they don't give me the option to disagree!!

[Signal @signalapp]

Our statement on the UK government’s demand that all content on all devices sold or used in the country be scanned, on the presumption of nudity, using a dystopian combination of age verification and content scanning. This proposal will not safeguard children. It endangers us all.

https://t.co/VdWe9uhi8p

[Ed Thomas @EdThomasNews]

WATCH the moment Labour lose Barnsley Council after 50 years in power.

“It’s hard, I’ve given everything to this town” - live reaction from Sir Stephen Houghton, he’s been leader of Barnsley Council for 30 years.

[The Ocean Cleanup @TheOceanCleanup]

Final numbers are in: In 2025, we prevented 27,385,000 kg of trash from reaching the ocean, making it our most impactful year yet.

Stay tuned for our progress in 2026, as we scale up through our 30 Cities Program.

[Fiona goddard @fionagoddarduk]

If anyone intends to argue with me, accuse me of lying, or claim I am pushing an agenda about so-called “Pakistani grooming gangs,” please don’t bother. I know what I lived through, and so do thousands of others.
Many people will already understand what this post refers to. In 2004, Channel 4 aired Edge of the City, a documentary that followed the experiences of grooming-gang victims in a Bradford care home, alongside social workers, care-home staff, and the victims’ parents. (Below is Channel 4’s own description of the programme.) There were also documented attempts by West Yorkshire Police to delay the programme from being broadcast. (Them letters are also below).
This is written evidence that concerns about “community tensions” were prioritised over protecting children from organised sexual abuse. A letter regarding the programme was even involved someone from the Home Office.
I should also add that this documentary was filmed in the very same care home I was placed in—four years before I arrived there and was exposed to the same patterns of abuse by the same types of men. Given how long they had been allowed to operate with impunity, it is likely some of the perpetrators were the same. This was also a full decade before the Rotherham scandal finally became public.
They knew. Authorities knew. But they chose silence—because speaking out was considered more disruptive than the abuse of children. They didn’t want to upset people or deal with the consequences. And children paid the price.

[Æthelstan @TheHauskarl]

@aswren "If people knew how heinous these crimes were, they would riot" is a hell of an angle FOR THE DEFENDER.

[Capel Lofft @CapelLofft]

Personally I find a British government deliberately collapsing a trial against Chinese spies while handing over Chagos to a Chinese client state and showing every other sign of being Beijing's bitch to be worthy of more attention than it's getting.

[Cesal @B0ngb1ngb1ng]

@AscendedYield Anti white hatred on clear display. He got 15 months. Lucy Connolly got 26 months

Salman Iftikhar's companies house records

https://t.co/OAr4I4cDCr

https://t.co/c3zYxzzIRd

[f4mi ‼️ @f4micom]

why does every piece of news from the UK in the past 2 weeks sound like they are speed running the worst cyberpunk timeline

[Sam Ashworth-Hayes @SAshworthHayes]

Remember when an MP was murdered by an Islamist, and rather than talk about the ideology and policies that enabled his murder Conservative MPs had the audacity to propose "David's Law" banning online anonymity?

[Peter Hague @peterrhague]

The fact that @X is single out by the journalist here illustrates what this is really about. It is nothing to do with child protection. Its about silencing dissent.

[Benedict Spence @BenedictSpence]

At some point, Nick, 30 ans, destitute but forced to support millions of people with no real claim on his resources, is going to kill himself.

Middle aged women will then go on TV to discuss the “crisis of men’s mental elf” and how they just need to talk more.

[Luke Akehurst @lukeakehurst]

I'm completely mystified by accusations that tackling illegal immigration, or indeed controlling legal immigration, is somehow "right wing". It's a core function of any government to control borders and determine who can enter the UK. If there are people who are relaxed about small boats crossing the channel, or just don't care whether immigration is controlled, they aren't serious about governing and are completely out of touch with public opinion.

[euan mccolm @euanmccolm]

I wish Netflix would make a fucking drama about getting the bins collected.

[Dr Mario Trabucco della Torretta @elginmarbles]

I would really like to see those people take a step back, show some consistency, and reject the Bard's legacy in its entirety. They should stop speaking English, using the wealth of new words and turns of phrase invented by him, making reference to any of his plays, appealing to his authority in ay way.

Only then can they really try to persuade others that Shakespeare was not a genius or one of the high points of global art!

I would love to see them try! 🤭

https://t.co/ytF2tyY1uF

[赤松 健 ⋈（参議院議員／漫画家） @KenAkamatsu]

#描き下ろし #ネギま22周年
22年前の本日、2003年2月26日に『魔法先生ネギま！』の第一話が週刊少年マガジンに掲載されました。九年間の連載中は多くの方々に支えられ、今も「昔読んでました！」とよく声をかけられま���。感謝感謝です😂

[Ed West @edwest]

Blaming Amazon for the Southport massacre feels like the sort of displacement activity that has become depressingly familiar. Questions need to be asked about why someone with a long history of violent and disturbing behaviour was not incapacitated by the authorities

[Imam of Peace @Imamofpeace]

In a Muslim country, Sharia courts punish rapists harshly. Yet in the UK, where they shouldn’t even exist, they support corrupt community leaders who cover up rape by their own congregants —crimes against British women and even young boys. It’s time to shut them all down.

[S A M M Y Woodhouse @officialsammyuk]

Keir Starmer must immediately resign.

His comments and behaviour regarding the mass rape of children in the UK and the massacre in Southport is unforgivable.

We are not ‘far-right’.