@bea_johanssen @kelvmackenzie Indeed! As far as I'm concerned, there has to be an electoral accommodation of sorts between Reform and the Conservative Party, because Britain can't take another 5 years of Labour after 2029. We'll barely have anything left worth fighting for.

@bea_johanssen @kelvmackenzie Agreed, although almost all of this is happening behind the scenes now, at a frenetic pace.

@bea_johanssen @kelvmackenzie Farage needs to commit himself to the destruction of the Labour Party, and then worry about the Tories later. I suspect the latter can manage their own demise – they're doing well so far...

@RoyalFamily @10DowningStreet Charles starring in Labour Party publicity stunts is the strongest of arguments for abolishing the monarchy. His mother will be turning in her grave.

@JuliaHB1 @DPJHodges I identify as a Brentford Nylons duvet cover. Please be nice to me and use my pronouns (it/them).

@TheNewsAgents @lewis_goodall "It's simply awful when people get to vote on things", says EU bot.

@annettedittert I bet he supported Covid lockdowns, along with all the other liberals in the US establishment.

@CharlotteCGill ...for his 'speech therapist'?

@Karlean00 @holyroodmandy Absolutely. Men can be good and bad, just like women. Most men fully respect women and want to protect them, instinctively. Those who don't are the exceptions. Were they the norm, Western society would resemble backward, fundamentalist countries elsewhere.

@LBC @lewis_goodall Correction: "far right" as in right of centre. Everyone whom left/liberals don't agree with is now Hitler, apparently.

@TomBaldwin66 "Witch", maybe? That's how many Labour MPs, party members and activists described Margaret Thatcher...

@ColinBrazierTV Indeed. Worrying on two counts: [1] Starmer asked The King to be part of his publicity stunt. [2] The King accepted.

@Karlean00 @holyroodmandy 'Some men' is the best way of putting it. Most men have mothers and/or sisters and/or daughters, and care deeply about their wellbeing. If we didn't, British society would look very different.

@stillgray It never belonged to Argentina. Argentina didn't even exist when the UK first claimed it.

@christopherhope Reminds me of Francis Urquart's contempt for the Prince Charles portrayed in House of Cards. "The man's a fool, but cannot see it", he said.

@PollRackham @jk_rowling Exactly this. It's about keeping their mates in jobs, handouts and grants.

@FrancaisFarage @Nigel_Farage A distinction without a difference.

@davidyelland @bbclaurak So she didn't call the Tories "scum" this time, then?

@MadsDavies The British government – and ruling class in general – despises the British working class. Throughout history, the British working class has always been the British fighting class. So why would they fight for an establishment who thinks they're all "far right thugs"?

@LBC Beyond satire. Tragically, the joke's on us.