kieron murphy

This is Covid denying, Qanon propagandist, princess castle owning John Mappin. He’s trying to sound like an alpha by hitching himself to the liar Farage’s bandwagon. It’s a shame that Farage has already backed down and been put in his box by Essex police.

Hypocrisy is never good. Still hoping people have forgotten a year ago you were part of a government that ruined us.

On @SkyNews it took @TrevorPTweets and @joncraig, giggling like schoolboys with barely concealed glee about "the trouble Farage is causing", TWELVE MINUTES on this topic on @SkyPoliticsHub, to mention in a single sentence "of course, the police strongly deny this". For shame.

Meanwhile, Farage admits he was "slightly inaccurate on the details", but says "the gist" of what he was saying was right. Because, APPARENTLY, bussing people to a protest is fundamentally the same as maintaining the peace when a group that wants to protest turns up. Snake.

It’s completely extraordinary that after the riots of last year, the populist right are trying to whip up hatred of asylum seekers again. Utterly shameful.

Reform Warwickshire Not going too well for the 19yo it seems

Just to be clear, it is a flat out lie to suggest that Labour is going to raise the pension age to 74 or 72 or indeed do anything to alter the pension age.

I am looking into the history of right wing groups in Britain since 1945. Very interesting how they have risen and fallen. The latest RW groups are organised and funded by very wealthy people. The same names keep appearing. It is sinister. One group has grown from a US group…

Nor remotely committed to law and order

Baroness Laing(Tory) takes a swipe at Reform for spreading misinformation: "The considerable amount of misinformation that's being spread by a particular political party is unfortunate & working against community cohesion.."

The Express no less Reform UK is looking desperate – thankfully a real movement is gathering momentum Nigel Farage's party has made it clear it doesn't have what it takes to govern for the good of Britain. express.co.uk/news/politics/…

Care Homes were put under 'intense pressure' to 'make their contribution' by admitting covid-positive patients from the NHS. Important evidence today at @covidinquiryuk from Cathie Williams on behalf of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services.

Most Scots won't be happy about Trump's visit to Scotland on Friday. 🇺🇸 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Over 70% of Scots have an unfavourable view of the US President, according to a February survey by Ipsos Scotland. 👎 Will the visit change that? Unlikely. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Cleverly on @SkyNews arrogant as EVER .. @WilfredFrost .. brilliantly dismantling Clevetly on their record on housing which funnily enough Cleverly suddenly thinks we need loads more “as the party of Thatcher” 😂😂.. and after delivering virtually zero over 14 years 😂@LBC

The UK needs closer ties with Europe. 🇪🇺 "E3 is the relatively new acronym for the cooperation between the UK, Germany and France." "Although France and Germany are already close partners within the EU, the UK has been on the sidelines since Brexit." dw.com/en/chancellor-…

Spot on. #FarageRiots

James Cleverly set against Angela Rayner with the housing brief. This James Cleverly: Cleverly was one of 72 MPs who voted against requiring landlords to ensure rental homes are “fit for habitation”—a proposal many described as simple common decency

This is what Sophie Ridge @SophyRidgeSky finds boring: Curtesy of @LaindonFEMINIST

13 positive developments in just one week thanks to our industrious Labour government. From further constraining people smuggling to nuclear power to football. Strong focus on better NHS care and hospices too. Share far and wide because you can bet it’s nowhere in our media

What a brilliant example of 2025. Telling someone who lives in London to "google" London, for proof that it is some invented dystopian hellscape. Something that I can disprove by walking to the local bakery, or taking the tube every day, or just... looking out the window.