Labour should have this on loop every day between now and election.

Not going to share it, but new Tory campaign video for London is as obscene as it is absurd. Desperate, racist stuff from a desperate, increasingly racist party.

Private equity run children's care homes are bleeding councils dry to pay off vast debt piles and make investors super rich.

There really isn't a bigger ongoing scandal in Britain.

And culture wars now attacking those with mental health conditions, where apparently a Government Minister knows more than medical professionals.

68%. Wtaf

If you ever needed a reason to give someone else a chance at governing.

Over half of Black children, and 47% of Asian children are living in poverty.

Utterly shocking in 2024 Britain, and inexcusable. This is a political choice.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE POUNDS for a shirt, and yet people are angry about the colour of the cross?

Janan Ganesh on, among other things, migration ft.com/content/2095fc…

Street assassinations, rape and forced displacement. absolutely horrific scenes in Sudan. A conflict that no one seems to care about. bbc.co.uk/news/world-afr…

Beautiful big read on the fight for the red wall from Grimsby by ⁦Jim Pickard 🐋⁩ (with great pics by Charlie Bibby) and ⁦Lucy Fisher⁩ on.ft.com/49ZRpVU

Well, this made me want to vomit. Particularly all those who would define themselves as progressives.

Pretty sure Labour stole this from The West Wing.

Bet you 50p this will come back and bite both Horner and Red Bull. #facepalm #sexisminsport #F1 #HornerGate bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1…

It's Rik Mayall's birthday today. Here are his 5 mantras for life. Which are more human and beautiful than anything I could ever help create or articulate. youtube.com/watch?v=mM8ZwW…

one more and he gets a free coffee

The idea we would try and ban our elected representatives from speaking to anyone is as absurd as it is reprehensible. Progress doesn't come from refusing to speak to those you disagree with.

Here’s a tweet that may come back to haunt me but I think the chance of an apocalyptic result for the Tories might actually mobilise the Labour vote rather than prompt the apathy that many predict. The bigger the defeat promises to be, the more likely people are to do their bit.