victoria Harvey @vharevey

Many many Jewish people in the UK condemn Israel’s war crimes, crimes against humanity and GENOCIDE Why do you ignore us @BBCNews?

@DuncanWestbury We have many wildflower areas and the absence of insects is very worrying

A teenager holding a white flag shot down from a quadcopter in his own home. A newborn baby shot in the head while breastfeeding inside a tent. These are some of the horrific accounts of Israel’s targeting of Palestinian children from the UN’s latest report. @mehdirhasan shares:

@DuncanWestbury @WorcesterUni Very interested to copy it in Leighton Buzzard How is it managed and at what cost?

Reform UK in Durham have shown that Reform is just a bunch of fuddy-duddy men who don’t like progress. theguardian.com/world/2026/may…

Royal Mail - Czech National Grid - Australian Thames Water - Canadian/Qatar British Petroleum - American British Gas - American British Telecom - Indian Rolls Royce - German

And little or no sign of it in the MSM it’s almost as if we want to be miserable…

Matthew Stadlen @MatthewStadlen

2 months ago

Net migration down (48%) Immigration down (20%) Emigration down (6%) Asylum applications down (12%) Returns and deportations up (7%) Arrivals by small boat down (41%) - 1st Jan - 20th May Labour delivering

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It is mid-May. The hedge looks like it has got completely out of hand. The hedge trimmer is in the shed, ready, and the urge to sort it out is entirely understandable. 🌿 It is also the worst possible time of year to do it. Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, it is a criminal offence to intentionally damage or destroy the nest of any wild bird while that nest is in use or being built. Every species of garden bird is covered without exception. This is not guidance — it is law. And May is not a neutral point in the nesting calendar. It is the peak. Active nests in a typical garden hedge right now: Blackbird (Turdus merula) — the first brood may have only just fledged, and the pair will have begun their second clutch in the same hedge, often in the same fork. Up to three broods are possible before late July. Wren (Troglodytes troglodytes) — its domed moss nest sits at the base of the hedge in dense cover. First-brood chicks may still be in the nest or have only just left. A second nest may already be under construction in the same section. Blackcap (Sylvia atricapilla) — arrived from migration in April and will have laid immediately. In May its eggs are incubating or its first chicks are in the nest at one to two metres height — exactly where a trimmer blade runs first. Robin (Erithacus rubecula) — nests within 50 cm of the ground in the densest cover. A second brood is often underway in May. The nest is found almost exclusively by destroying it. Dunnock (Prunella modularis) — two broods between April and July, moss nest in low scrub. Its turquoise-blue eggs are among the most beautiful and least visible in a garden hedge. May is the moment when the hedge looks most in need of cutting — and the moment when active nest density is highest across the entire year. The only remaining clear window is August. The hedge held through winter; it will hold through summer. 🐦 #WildlifeGardening #HedgerowHabitat #NestingBirds #GardenWildlifeIt is mid-May. The hedge looks like it has got completely out of hand. The hedge trimmer is in the shed, ready, and the urge to sort it out is entirely understandable. 🌿 It is also the worst possible time of year to do it. Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, it is a criminal offence to intentionally damage or destroy the nest of any wild bird while that nest is in use or being built. Every species of garden bird is covered without exception. This is not guidance — it is law. And May is not a neutral point in the nesting calendar. It is the peak. Active nests in a typical garden hedge right now: Blackbird (Turdus merula) — the first brood may have only just fledged, and the pair will have begun their second clutch in the same hedge, often in the same fork. Up to three broods are possible before late July. Wren (Troglodytes troglodytes) — its domed moss nest sits at the base of the hedge in dense cover. First-brood chicks may still be in the nest or have only just left. A second nest may already be under construction in the same section. Blackcap (Sylvia atricapilla) — arrived from migration in April and will have laid immediately. In May its eggs are incubating or its first chicks are in the nest at one to two metres height — exactly where a trimmer blade runs first. Robin (Erithacus rubecula) — nests within 50 cm of the ground in the densest cover. A second brood is often underway in May. The nest is found almost exclusively by destroying it. Dunnock (Prunella modularis) — two broods between April and July, moss nest in low scrub. Its turquoise-blue eggs are among the most beautiful and least visible in a garden hedge. May is the moment when the hedge looks most in need of cutting — and the moment when active nest density is highest across the entire year. The only remaining clear window is August. The hedge held through winter; it will hold through summer. 🐦 #WildlifeGardening #HedgerowHabitat #NestingBirds #GardenWildlife

Huge Jewish Bloc for Palestine at #Nakbah London

It is right to say these TWO things 1. I oppose antisemitism and I want Jews in the UK to live their lives without fear 2. I oppose Israel's war crimes, including GENOCIDE, and I oppose UK government's support for and enabling of those war crimes and GENOCIDE

Absolutely disgusted by how we were treated at @TravelodgeUK London City Airport. Staff repeatedly refused to allow my registered @HearingDogs into the restaurant and insisted assistance dogs were “not allowed” even after we explained the law.

The ancient Romans, Greek, and Chinese ate these plants for centuries. Modern Americans call them "weeds" and spray them with chemicals. After looking around I found 8 common garden weeds that contain more nutrients than kale, spinach, and broccoli: 1. Dandelion Greens

Posting this again as it is nesting time. Dogs on leads near breeding areas - PLEASE 🙏🙏

@StevenFalk1 very interesting on cuts, but do you need to collect the cuttings. Most councils cannot afford to collect the cuttings

Thanks to @RailwayMagazine for flagging the campaign to get East West Rail passenger service running.Though we have had no update for 7 months the line won’t open this year due to the union row & Government failure to find a solution.Sign the petition: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7627…

BBC News finally cover Nigel Farage's £5 million gift from a crypto billionaire NF says its within the rules and shouts down at the reporter Then Chris Mason refuses to explain the rules Here's what the rules say @ChrisMasonBBC - shame on you for not explaining this: UK House of Commons rules (Guide to the Rules relating to the Conduct of Members) require new MPs to register benefits received in the 12 months before election if they relate to parliamentary, political activities, or membership of the House. This includes gifts/benefits over certain thresholds (often £300+ There is an exemption for "purely personal gifts" unrelated to political/parliamentary activities (e.g., family gifts). However, the rules explicitly state: "Both the possible motive of the giver and the use to which the gift is to be put should be considered. If there is any doubt, the benefit should be registered." Why Farage's Claim Doesn't Hold Up Clearly -Timing and context: The gift came shortly before Farage reversed his decision not to stand and was elected MP for Clacton. Harborne is Reform UK's biggest donor (millions to the party) -Purpose: Farage described it as for lifelong security amid threats (e.g., referencing a later firebombing and past incidents). Security tied to his high-profile political role blurs the "purely personal" line—opponents argue it supported his ability to campaign/hold office. -Non-declaration: It wasn't registered with parliamentary authorities or (per critics) the Electoral Commission as a regulated donee/donation. New MPs must declare relevant pre-election benefits While Farage invokes the personal-use exemption, the rules' "if in doubt, register" clause and the facts (donor motive, political context, use for security linked to public life) make his position contested at best.

Holocaust Survivor Message to Palestine Protesters: This survivor of the Holocaust is against Genocide in Gaza & conflating Jewishness with Zionism, which does nothing but increase antisemitism. Your protests are so persistent, large and global that eventually the Western leadership, which are trying to deny what’s going on, will be forced to face up to it. There is a historic responsibility towards injustice, genocide and fascism. Thank you for being brave and on the right side of history. Stephen Kapos:

We spoke to Jews on the Palestine march in London Not all Jews support Genocide, to say otherwise is textbook antisemitism:

🚨🇺🇸 Jewish protesters burn an Israeli flag in New York. This is rarely shown in mainstream coverage.

Jews, Muslims, and Christians demonstrated together to support Palestine. Our struggle will continue until Palestine is free and the occupation ends. All occupied territories must be returned to the Palestinians.