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Good morning, matcha doughnuts from Bombolone London 😋 Followed by a super catwalk with the Jimmy Choo Academy in London 🎉 Food and fashion, two of my favourite things - have a good Saturday ☺️

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Good morning, matcha doughnuts from Bombolone London 😋 Followed by a super catwalk with the Jimmy Choo Academy in London 🎉 Food and fashion, two of my favourite things - have a good Saturday ☺️

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Good morning, matcha doughnuts from Bombolone London 😋 Followed by a super catwalk with the Jimmy Choo Academy in London 🎉 Food and fashion, two of my favourite things - have a good Saturday ☺️

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Zack Polanski to Victorian Greens, "Connecting with people's anger and turning it to hope, has been what's been so powerful for people"

#C4News ask the Chief Executive of the Vote Leave Campaign Matthew Elliott who now sits in the House of Lords If we gave the NHS more money in 2019, before Brexit, how can giving more money to the NHS be because of Brexit I.e. it was a political choice to underfund the NHS, and funding the NHS better had nothing to do with Brexit In just 43 seconds you can see how Brexit was a con

Three things to remember on the 10th anniversary of Brexit: 1⃣ Boris Johnson admits he didn't have a plan if they won 2⃣ Matthew Elliot Vote Leave admits that funding to the NHS increased in 2019, BEFORE Brexit, i.e. confirming it was a domestic political choice and we didn't need to leave the EU to increase funding to the NHS 3⃣ Ben Habib alleges that both Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson received £1 million gifts from a foreign-based billionaire in 2019, this is separate to the £5 million Farage got recently At least we've taken back control from unelected bureaucrats, oh wait, Matthew Elliot is an unelected peer in the House of Lords 🤷‍♂️

Tulip Siddiq made a point of order in the House of Commons after Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch attacked Bridget Phillipson, again, "Kemi Badenoch called the Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson a spiteful class warrior" "And previously she's compared Bridget Phillipson to a gestapo officer" "Madame Deputy Speaker, I started out working in parliament as a teenager, and for 25 years of being involved in politics I have never seen the atmosphere here in parliament and outside quite so hostile and intimidatory, especially towards female elected representatives" "Madame Deputy Speaker, words matters and inflammatory language contribute to this hostility towards politicians, especially women" "Could I ask your advice whether the language that was used by the leader of the opposition today, towards the Secretary of State for Education, who is a woman who grew up in poverty, on a council estate, raised by a single mother, on free school meals, and worked her way up to Cabinet, is appropriate language to be used in the chamber" "Not only does this language contribute to hostility, it also puts off women, from coming into this very important profession"

Rupa Haq, "Given the record fines that GB News has had from Ofcom, is there any way of reigning in GB News and maybe even looking at how effective Ofcom is" Unsurprisingly, Lisa Nandy doesn't address this specific question

On the 10th anniversary of Brexit TimesRadio's Rosie Wright asks Nigel Farage about his £5 million gift He ignores her, hops into a car, and is driven off

10 years ago, after narrowly winning the referendum, Boris Johnson confessed, "We didn't have a plan for what to do next" "We didn't think it was our job to have a plan" 10 years later, Brexit continues to be a disaster How much more damage to our economy, may many more billions lost, how many more public services underfunded, till the UK get's a political leader who is honest with the public about the damage caused by Brexit and takes the UK back into the EU?

2026: On the 10th anniversary of Brexit Boris Johnson repeats the lie that we got the covid vaccine first because of Brexit 2020: Dr June Raine (CEO of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) explains we still were following EU rules at the time

Alistair Campbell after the 2016 Brexit referendum, "Just shocked that we've made such a catastrophically stupid decision. And the world is looking on thinking: didn't you used to be a serious country?" "I also think there's a lot of buyers remorse" "On my way here.. A woman said she felt bad for voting leave. I asked: why did you do that then?" "And she said: I didn't realise that if you voted leave you'd have to leave" "And you think: oh my god" "All these people who fell for these lies" "It's a catastrophe and we're only at the beginning of the consequences playing out"

On the 10th anniversary of Brexit Mike Galsworthy at the March for Rejoin, reminds us why we should rejoin the European Union #RejoinEU "Why rejoin the EU?" "Because the EU is the power that stands up for our values and gives us opportunity, and is the anti-tyranny force, in this world that is now dominated by Trump and Putin" "It's where our natural team is and it's based on the values that we ourselves wrote into it after WWII" "It's our home, it's our family"

Ceíra Casey Sergeant, founder of National Rejoin March Youth, speaking at the March for Rejoin in parliament square, "10 years after the referendum, young people's voices need to be represented" "I was only 14 in 2016 so I wasn't able to vote" "It's exciting that a long of young people are getting involved this year" "I think the will of the people, the polling, is showing that most of the public do want to join the EU" "I believe in the European Union because it signifies what humanity should be striving towards" "Its unity, its compassion, its working together" "It's a no to fear and hate and division" "I want a future of unity and compassion" "I think it's something we all need to fight for"

Kemi Badenoch spent most of PMQs throwing insults And if you look at Claire Coutinho's expression As a former Conservative voter I'm disgusted at what's happened to the Conservative party where this level of hate and division is now normalised in such a grotesque way

Keir Starmer hist back at Kemi Bandenoch #PMQs "The test for every Prime Minister is handing over the country in better shape than you found it, I know I can do that" "Which is more than can be said for her predecessor" "Her predecessor's predecessor" "And her predecessor's predecessor's predecessor"

Former Conservative minister Claire Coutinho has called for the government's proposed definition of Islamophobia to be withdrawn. Imagine the reaction if someone proposed withdrawing a definition of antisemitism. Why should it be difficult to ensure that all minority communities are treated fairly and equally, with the same protections, the same dignity, and the same right to live free from prejudice and discrimination?

Ash Sarkar on #PoliticsLive "The role of private equity in our social care system" @AyoCaesar 👏 "We've got a hugely expensive social care system. Adult and children social care is a massive part of local authority budget" "It's part of the reason why so many local councils are in debt" "And private equity is just siphoning money out of the system" "In just three years, in three regions of England, private equity sucked out £250 million in profit" "Something that Andy Burnham and whoever his pick of chancellor might be, is to say, we're not going to have such a huge role for private equity in the social care system" "We're going to have strong limits on how much profit can be extracted" "We're not going to have leveraged buyouts where private equity uses a tiny bit of their own money and then loads the company with debt"

Keir Starmer finally finds time to speak up for the British Muslims attacked in Edinburgh Though I notice, no call for a COBRA meeting...

Kemi Badenoch, "Does the Prime Minister feel betrayed by the people he got into parliament?" Speaker of the House Lindsay Hoyle criticises Kemi Badenoch, "Can I just say, think about the language we use, because when we leave this chamber don't be surprised if constituents feel they can use the came language" "Let us show a bit more decorum and respect to each other"