in Aug 2019 I tried repeatedly to get a piece in the Guardian suggesting anti-Corbyn saboteurs in the LP were fanning the flames & doing so was itself #antisemitism. Editor told me explicitly I would NOT be allowed to criticise Corbyn's critics motives opendemocracy.net/en/opendemocra…

In answer to a question I get asked a lot. Yes I believe now is the time for a new party. I have been working alongside many grassroots groups for the past year to do so. For it to succeed however, it must be democratic and can’t be top down or based around any one personality.

Jeremy Corbyn should resign as an MP after it was revealed that he received a hand-knitted jumper from his Mum, worth £2, and failed to declare it.

The Defendants in my case have to pay me £80k in costs tomorrow. Their solicitors should pay, in particular Mark Lewis (Mark Lewis) of Patron Law (PatronLaw) because of the unbelievably appalling conduct. If they don’t pay, it will be a spectacular own goal. Stay tuned…

I am proud to be a Green New Deal Champion for Green New Deal Rising. The government has a choice: protect the profits of fossil fuel giants or the future of our planet. I’ll be speaking up for the systemic change we urgently need to build a sustainable future for all.

I am a former member of the Labour party and lifelong Labour voter, and it gives me no satisfaction to say that Keir Starmer's Labour party is a corrupt Blairite cesspit. They are in it purely for themselves, they are no different to the Tories. Even their policies are the same.

Pamela Fitzpatrick bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

Um. Can someone explain to me how causing hundreds of pagers to explode, regardless of where the people were at the time, and thus endangering the lives of thousands of civilians, is not a terrorist attack?

"If you have net migration of 10,000.. And you've got 10,000 terrorists coming in" Just the Conservative party leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch equating migrants to terrorists 🤷‍♂️

I wonder how many people will respond to the consultation on the National Planning Policy Framework? It proposes some pretty terrible things including allowing developments on parks, redefining council housing. But will do nothing to alleviate the housing crisis. Deadline 24/9

But you just can’t bring yourself to call out an actual #genocide. Enough of this political pantomime.

Dear Keir Starmer As Director of Public Prosecutions, you accepted more hospitality from Rupert Murdoch-owned newspapers than the rest of the British media combined. As a The Labour Party prime minister It is time you start paying your own way, that includes clothing your wife and

Young Bilal Kanj has not survived his injuries after the israeli terrorist pager attack in Lebanon yesterday — he becomes the second child to be killed

This harms the whole Labour movement.

Global spending on subsidies that harm environment rises to $2.6tn (£2tn). Subsidies for fossil fuels, deforestation, over fishing, intensive farming, water pollution. Companies and shareholders profit, people pick up the tab for consequences. theguardian.com/environment/20…

The Project can be viewed on BBC 4. First shown in 2002 about the rise of New Labour. This is the blueprint for what has happened to Labour under Starmer now. It is worth watching. Some good actors.

There are no excuses. Starmer has cosied up to a fascist government in Italy. Who have zero problems with refugees being detained and tortured. Will fine charities who try to rescue refugees. Who are removing gay rights and gay mothers from birth certs. 😡

Those of us who live in Starmer’s constituency have know this for years: he is divisive, arrogant, mendacious, deeply untrustworthy & charisma free. He’s an establishment stooge. His Camden Council has been trying to move poorer people out of the borough for years so they can

Can we agree on something. If a Tory leader a) Backed policies which condemned vulnerable children and pensioners to poverty b) While accepting £100,000 worth of freebies on a massive salary Labour supporters would unite in outrage. Yes or no? theguardian.com/politics/2024/…