Yes. Public sector pay.
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Yes. Public sector pay.
It’s Twinings. I buy the rest of my teas from Drury’s.
While the US, France and Australia are all food self-sufficient, if the rest of the world is a war over food supplies, the chances that the US will not be pulled in to a global food war are ZERO.
We need to wake about the reality of existential tipping points.
www.theguardian.com/global-devel...
My rent has gone up £200 a month since 2020 but my wages have only risen by £50. With all the other things like food, fuel etc, I am worse off.
Loose leaf in an infuser made in a large, pre-warmed pot. ☺️
@barnetgreens.bsky.social When will we see you in Barnet?
Perfect with toast Dean lad. ☺️
Reform on my doorstep this morning.
Just black for me.
A big steaming mug of Earl.
@karlollen.bsky.social ONLY follows women.
Just 20 accounts drive more than a third of the activity in Stephen Lennon’s (aka Tommy Robinson’s) online network.
Our Data Desk analysed 13,000+ posts and 1,750 key interactions for State of Hate 2026 to map how his ecosystem works.
Here’s what we found 👇
hopenothate.org.uk/state-of-hat...
Delays on the Piccadilly Line so I am on the bus this morning.
Piccadilly Line selfie 😂
Lovely! There is a whiff of spring here too!
We are all fine and dandy Dean, busy household! X How is the RM and yourself?
Haha! End of the line and I don’t get on the first one out. 😂
Spot on Dean! X
A medley of silly this morning on the Piccadilly Line!
He’s nuts.
Working. It’s Monday innit.
Haha! You always notice the food! 😂
Today I have made two loaves of bread, tomato & lentil soup, mushroom soup and some mince pies. Phew!
Has anyone else noticed the distinct absence of Reform bots today? Where are they all?
@bluestormcomin1.bsky.social
@chaserbaybe.bsky.social
@allie-froglegs.bsky.social
@mlipsitt.bsky.social
@boxdonkey17.bsky.social
@dpfrazier22.bsky.social
@jaybird54.bsky.social
@bluthrunthru.bsky.social
@riseandresist.bsky.social
@singlecatmom.bsky.social
@lacemuse.bsky.social
The Spectator The Greens clearly think they can ride to power on the back of the self-pity of overeducated urban leftists and the religious anger of certain Muslim constituencies Brendan O'Neill
The Spectator A good pub quiz question in the year 2050 will go something like this: 'True or false, the "green" in the "Green Party" originally referred to the environment.' By this point, the etymological origins of Britain's sectional Islamic party will be as obscure as the relationship between British Conservatives and 17th century Irish bandits. A key milestone, our mid-century quiz regular will inform his teammates, was the 2026 Gorton and Denton by-election in which the Greens stood neck and neck in a three-way race with Labour and Reform before voting opened. Ed West
Spectator columnists having a meltdown
Just making some bread then I will shower and wait for a grocery delivery. Confined to barracks today because Mr B is off out with his bass.
Such a relief!
WHOOOOP!
Reform is refusing to suspend one of its councillors for calling for a Labour MP to be shot, saying it's a "mistake that we can all make from time to time.”