We should, as a country, be deeply ashamed at how quickly our country has descended back into the right-wing, dystopian, racist, fascist political nightmare we're currently living (and dying) through. The time has gone for political evolution. The only solution now is revolution.

UK politics, 2022:

The poor eat from food banks while the rich steal from our banks.

The only thing more full of shit than our rivers in the UK is Parliament.

Bringing back Braverman is bad. Many vulnerable migrants and refugees will undoubtedly suffer under her reign as Home Secretary. It also sinks Sunak's faux-claims of 'integrity'. Sadly, however, her appointment and policies will go down well with right-wing, racist Conservatives.

I'm less bothered by her recent email-related issues and more by her repeatedly racist rhetoric.

The majority of Scotland want the right to vote for their independence but the Conservative Party (falsely) claim the last referendum was advertised as 'once in a lifetime'. Meanwhile, the Tories have today imposed their second unelected Prime Minister since September on the UK.

'I fully understand how tough things are', Rishi Sunak said this morning.

This being the same Rishi Sunak who, along with his wife, has amassed an estimated £730,000,000 fortune.

Politicians are fawning over the fact that Rishi Sunak has been crowned Britain's first Asian Prime Minister but this is no lesson is racial diversity, equality or inclusivity from the inherently racist Conservatives.

English Politics, in 2022, remains the many being shit on by the rich and powerful few, then them leaving us clean up their mess and making us thank them for the privilege.

Who needs Spitting Image when most of those in Parliament are absolute muppets anyway?

As Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sunak sank Britain into a quasi-recession. By making him Prime Minister, the Conservative Party just gave him petrol to throw onto his own fire.

Our NHS, which has saved so many of us and our loved ones, is dying. From nearly hour long waits for ambulances, for those having a heart attacks or strokes, to poorly patients lining hospital corridors for hours. Now, more than ever, we need to support it, just as it has for us.

Wishing everybody in Islington and beyond a happy Diwali. May this joyous festival bring peace, light and love to your family and friends.

Starmer becoming leader was necessary. It reminded us Labour has long been pro-establishment; not anti. A Party for the few, not many. Jeremy Corbyn used Labour to show us a better way is possible. Now, we just need a more appropriate vehicle, as our drive for socialism goes on.

So, Boris Johnson has pulled out. If only his Dad had done that in 1963.