"Well, I think the question was, is Britain broken? And I think, quite plainly, it feels like we are almost in every government-administered area of our lives, things are not working." #BBCQT
@MarinaPurkiss@AdamBienkov@BylineTimes yes, apparently he has never thought it a moral necessity to hide who and what he is because he has no sense of there being anything wrong with his attitude or behaviour. He feels blameless and wronged.
@Wells60867568C @MarinaPurkiss and that makes them...invalid? Bullying might be hard to prove but does that mean it doesn't happen - or maybe it just doesn't matter, eh?
@Keir_Starmer I want to vote Labour but your demonisation of Jeremy Corbyn is undemocratic and based on lies. I don't accept that he is antisemitic and you do the Labour party, this country and democracy a disfavour by barring him.
@FastnloudUK@DeborahMeaden It's not quite as straightforward as that unfortunately. Cameron forced a divisive issue, Brexit, after hard austerity had already left people strained and angry. To an extent Brexit is a red herring: Tory success lay in massively furthering a sense of division and resentment.
@JonathanPieNews Why can't Harry and Meghan just get on with their lives? Surely they could find more constructive things to do with their time? A healthy balance of productive activity and R&R works very well for the greater majority of the less publicity-craving populace.
@campbellclaret Jeremy Corbyn has many good points, so many in fact that defaming his character was a huge priority for the Tories, the media and all the old guard.
@Roadrunner19860@MrC_AndTheNews @fanofhorseR @JonathanPieNews Thatcher's aim was to break the unions, she just used the mining industry to do it. The miners' strike wasn't pretty for anyone. But the real villain of the piece is and always will be MT. She didn't care about wasting the jobs and communities of the whole north east.