An unelected Lord lectures democratically elected governments in 🏴 and 🏴 about behaving “properly”, with the thinly veiled threat of abolishing devolution.
And they dare call this a “Union of Equals”!
Independence means our nation’s voice and democracy can never be silenced at Westminster’s whim!
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Our NHS belongs to patients, not Palantir.
Labour must put people before military tech companies and corporate profits.

ALT Green Party quote graphic featuring Zack Polanski, Leader of the Green Party, pictured on the right against a dark green background. Large white text on the left reads: “Labour is betraying us all by allowing the corporate capture of our most beloved institution - the NHS - by a genocide and Donald Trump supporting tech corporation.” The quote is attributed to Zack Polanski, Leader of the Green Party.
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Asked about the “problem of immigration”. Responds with facts, reasoning and common sense. Must be absolutely devastating for the outrage merchants.
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King calls slave trade a 'shameful chapter' during #Commonwealth speech
Meaningless platitudes when he refuses to apologise on behalf of the royal family for their role in promoting & profiting from the slave trade. Their private wealth comes from slavery bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cr89…
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When the minimum wage was introduced, the Tories said it would take the economy off the edge of a cliff.
Guess what: it didn't happen.
We can have decent employment, support for small employers and pay people a decent wage at the same time.
- @nowak_paul on #BBCQT
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All AI was invented to do was increase billionaires profits by firing people and replacing them with unpaid robots.
The only goal is to make things more profitable for them and in return you get SLOP and eternal inescapable poverty.
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From 3 to 19 in just six months ‼️
By the end of November, 19/22 of Wales' councils will offer 12.5 hours of funded childcare for every 2-year-old, with all councils set to deliver by spring.
Another step towards our full childcare offer, supporting families and giving every child the best start ✅
“Yr haf yma, dechreuodd sticeri newydd YesCymru ymddangos ledled y wlad, gyda logo YesCymru arnynt, yn ogystal â 2032. Doedd dim esboniad, dim datganiad i’r wasg, dim ond tua 15,000 o sticeri o’r fath ar arwyddion a lampau o Fôn i Fynwy ac o Aberystwyth i’r Fenni.
“Yn ystod Eisteddfod y Garreg Las yng ngogledd Sir Benfro eleni, cawsom yr esboniad wrth i YesCymru lansio ein hymgyrch 2032. Cred YesCymru y bydd Cymru mewn sefyllfa dda i ennill refferendwm ar annibyniaeth erbyn 2032.
“Ond pam lansio’r ymgyrch nawr, a pham rydyn ni o’r farn y byddwn ni’n medru cynnal ac ennill refferendwm yn y chwe blynedd nesaf? Ai taflu saethau yn y tywyllwch ydyn ni? Ai caniatáu i ffug obaith ennill y dydd yn hytrach nag wynebu realiti y mae YesCymru? Ydyn ni’n gadael i’n calonnau reoli ein pennau?”
Darllenwch erthygl Cadeirydd YesCymru, Rob Hughes, yn egluro’r rhesymeg y tu ôl i’n hymgyrch 2032. 👇
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#Annibyniaeth 🏴 #Annibyniaeth2032
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Last week, Israeli forces detained our parliamentary delegation and barred us from the illegally occupied West Bank. The message was clear: the world must not see what is happening here.
The violence we went to investigate is Israeli state policy. That’s why Britain must sanction the Israeli state, not just its settlers.
The impetus to take firmer, faster action is clear. Israel is trying to cut off the Palestinian people from the rest of the world. But we must use all the tools in our power to force it to change course.
Read more from me here: aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/…
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The billionaires own all the companies, they own most of the Governments.
All of the profits and most of Government spending goes to them.
Just a few thousand incredibly greedy people stealing Trillions every year.
That's why there is no money and YOUR taxes are high.
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It’s welcome that the government has had to concede to the Unison campaign to protect social care workers on existing work visas to prevent the collapse of social care in this country. However, Shabana Mahmood has just confirmed that if someone comes here via an “illegal method such as by a small boat” they will have to wait 30 years before they can apply for permanent settlement. Her argument is that these refugees must come by new, safe, legal routes. The problem is that these routes barely exist and as a result many desperate people are forced to resort to other routes. The new rules announced today means that many people, including many children, will have to live with the insecurity of not having settled status for 30 years. We are in danger of witnessing the creation of a generation of unsettled and insecure young people.
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Terrifying rumors are swirling about Israel pressuring Trump to launch a nuclear strike on Iran immediately after the midterms or some other major escalation. I wish I was sure that this was too unhinged to take seriously, but we do not live in sane times where these kinds of dismissals are possible. Instead, we live amidst the rise of end times fascism, where dangerous accelerationists hold enormous sway in both the Israeli and U.S. governments.
The hardcore religious end timers have partnered with criminals like Trump, Netanyahu, and several tech oligarchs whose only path to avoiding legal accountability for their many crimes is dramatic (and distracting) escalation. I desperately hope the rumors are exaggerated, but we need to be ready in case they are not.
That's why we are releasing this video today on the eve of the U.S. midterms. We can defeat these maniacs, but only if we know what we are up against.
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Britain must face up to the shameful role it played in the slave trade - and confront the lasting legacy it left behind.
Reparations are about truth. They are about justice. They are about building a more equal world for all.
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The UK Government seems to have double standards when it comes to Wales.
They seem to be arguing that more powers for Wales is predicated on them being devolved to a more local level than the Welsh Government.
UK Labour are seeking to impose a level of localism on Wales that they are not suggesting for England. A cynic might suggest this is because they are no longer in power in Cardiff Bay...
There are some clear inconsistencies here and it’s hard not draw the conclusion that Welsh devolution is being viewed completely through an English lens.
Let’s analyse three of these inconsistencies.
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It's shocking to see 'low-wage care workers' portrayed as a drain on the welfare state. They're doing essential jobs and the only reason they claim benefits is that the fat cat private equity bosses that own care homes don't pay them enough to live on.
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The UK does not have a welfare crisis. It does, instead, have politicians who want to scapegoat the most vulnerable people in our society. Unscrupulous neoliberal politicians and commentators are our problem. Those in need are not. youtu.be/C89jDlwF1vs?si=LMYt…






















