Martin Morgan @MartinMorgan_7

Yes, brilliant.

Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan

9 hours ago

Fantastic interviewing from the BBC’s @sallynugent. Imagine if Farage had got this kind of scrutiny and persistent questioning from UK media interviewers over the past decade? The UK might not be in the mess it is today. Look how annoyed and uncomfortable he is.

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"At least I ******* ran!" 😡 An emotional @WayneRooney tears into the Man United players after another humiliating defeat.

The face of disgrace. The face of failure. The face of everything wrong with Manchester United. 🔴GLAZERS OUT! RATCLIFFE OUT! #Glazersout

In today’s Times the mighty Max Hastings makes the argument for scrapping the tradition of former PMs laying wreaths at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday. There will be 9 this year. At the least any ex PM should have served 5 years plus the most recent ex PM. That would mean Major, Blair, Cameron & Starmer at this years ceremony.

Violent criminal know. as Tommy Robinson has found Jesus! I hope Jesus has a body guard.

Glazers Out. INEOS Out

Sky Sports News @SkySportsNews

3 years ago

Man Utd fans fly a 'Glazers Out' banner above the Tampa Bay Buccaneers stadium 🇺🇸 🔴

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Why is this lunatic on my TV? It's ridiculous that reputable broadcast networks give a discredited mess like Liz Truss airtime.

Wetherspoons vs the Flagshaggers Never saw that one coming

Rt Hon. Will || Portfolio for Sarcasm (parody) @colder_sarcasm

a day ago

So the flag shaggers were lying? I do hope Tim Martin finds out who they were and sues them.

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Surely Becks knows a few billionaires to get a consortium together. What a front man he would be. Club legend, loves the club, gets the fans

Red Devils Experience @MUFC_RDE

14 hours ago

Becks we need you to make more money and come buy united please

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YES! Beckham has nailed it. Manchester United is OUR club and it's time to bring it back to the top. Back the manager and make the right decisions, enough is enough! Listen to him use "WE" during the interview... this is the right man to run our great club.

G@vin @Gavin22j

15 hours ago

🗣️ David Beckham: “I believe I know the right people to take Manchester United back to the top, we've had enough and we say enough is enough, the glazers family it's time for them to leave the club to other people, it's not their property the club belongs to all of us. I may want

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How's Liz Truss's new book doing? 🤣🤣🤣🤣Tank Job🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nigel Farage was given at least 10 opportunities to call out blatant racism against Kemi Badenoch today. Why couldn't he? This goes far beyond party politics. It's about basic decency.

BEST HECKLER EVER at Mississippi Trump rally: “Shove that ballroom up your fat ass”.

The only change at MUFC is that Michael Carrick will play centre mid at Chelsea. Plus Jonny Evans will return as a central defender. Any delay was because Evans wanted confirmation that he wouldn't win the Ballon d'Or last night. He has a point to prove. They all do. Big time

🔴@Helen_Whately, Shadow Secretary of State for Work & Pensions, has claimed £2 MILLION expenses in 10 years. £300,000 relates to her own travel and accommodation - yet she only lives 50 miles from London. Her boss, @KemiBadenoch has 3 children, claims £2.7K per month to rent a 6 bed farmhouse & tried to claim expenses for a family holiday. The country can't afford these @Conservatives. - @Heccles94

Britain People @Britain_People

2 weeks ago

🔴@Helen_Whately, Shadow Secretary of State for Work & Pensions, has claimed £2 MILLION expenses in 10 years. £300,000 relates to her own travel and accommodation - yet she only lives 50 miles from London. Her boss, @KemiBadenoch has 3 children, claims £2.7K per month to rent

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This really is the farce Farage has become

BBC Radio 4 Today @BBCr4today

13 hours ago

"That is absolute cobblers and you know it." Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is pressed on 'egregious' comments made by former party councillors and vetting processes uncovered in a documentary made by ITV.

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This morning on BBC Breakfast, Nigel Farage said he had received “zero help from the state” with his security. Yet reports say he had previously received publicly funded protection and was offered a taxpayer-funded package including a bodyguard, a secure car and a trained driver. So why did he lie? If he means he is not currently using state-funded protection, or that he turned it down, he should say that. “Zero help from the state” leaves out the offer he rejected. Then there is the £5 million gift from a foreign-based crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. In May, he called it an unconditional “reward” for 27 years of campaigning for Brexit. Why did he lie again? There is nothing wrong with rejecting a security offer if he believes it is unsuitable. There is nothing inherently wrong with accepting a genuine gift in recognition of his Brexit campaigning. But when the explanations keep shifting—and a claim of “zero help” omits an offer he rejected—it creates doubt and undermines trust. Public life depends on honesty. People deserve a straight answer.

Who broke Britain?

Emily Holzhausen, Director of Policy and Public Affairs at @CarersUK, welcomes the Government’s plan to end the Carer’s Allowance earnings cliff edge. It’s a long-overdue change that could make a real difference to carers and the families who depend on them. Under the current rules, earning even 1p over the £204 weekly limit can mean losing the entire £86.45 weekly allowance. The Government plans to replace that cliff edge with a gradual taper, deducting £1 of allowance for every £1 earned above the limit. The reform is welcome, though it is not expected to be fully implemented until towards the end of the decade. Around 180,000 carers reportedly built up £300 million in debts between 2019 and 2025 under the existing rules. But, as Emily says, this is only the start. The 2021 Census counted 5.8 million unpaid carers in the UK, including 1.7 million providing at least 50 hours of care every week. Research by Carers UK and the Centre for Care estimates the value of that unpaid support at £184.3 billion a year. That is an enormous contribution to families, communities and the economy. Yet Carer’s Allowance is just £86.45 a week for someone providing at least 35 hours of care—about £2.47 for each minimum hour. For comparison, the National Living Wage for workers aged 21 and over is £12.71 an hour - over 5x as much. Carer's Allowance remains the lowest benefit of its kind. Carers UK’s 2025 survey found that nearly half of carers had cut back on essentials such as food, heating or transport. - This is shameful for one of the richest countries in the world. A full review of the allowance and wider support is essential. And the need for change reaches beyond financial support for carers. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has set out plans for a National Care Service, including free personal care for older people based on need rather than ability to pay. Better, reliable social care could help people live with greater dignity and give families the support they need. It could also ease pressure on the NHS, where gaps in care can contribute to avoidable A&E attendances and delays in patients leaving hospital. For too long, families have been left to fill the gaps themselves. Recognising carers, properly supporting them and building a care service people can rely on would be a major step towards a fairer and more compassionate society. This, surely, is what it should mean to be British.