WHAT ??

It’s brilliant the PM has recognised the issues Lib Dems have campaigned on for so long are central to fixing our country & growing our economy. As a result of his speech, social care, EU & PR are now firmly in the political mainstream, which is exactly where we want them to be.

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I feel profoundly sad for the Greens that joined a party thinking they were going to be environmentalists and have found themselves surrounded by antisemitism. I am also appalled at the cowardice displayed by their leader, who chose not to lead, but to hide. If you’re a Green Party member and your political foundation is rooted in equality for all, as well as being a proud custodian of our natural world, you can find your political home in the Liberal Democrats.

Once again you are severely mistaken by your own prejudice and bias. @EdwardJDavey literally boycotted a Royal Dinner to raise awareness of the genocide in Gaza. We in the Lib Dems stand firmly against racism whereas the Greens have allowed the racists to take control.

maybe he isnt so bad after all

£72million and Zia Yusuf is still using Gmail. Presumably because Lee and Nigel won’t trust him with the party email address….

1 in 3 job listings in Britain are fake, leaving grads shouting into the void. We say enough. 🧵👇

Emphasis on *to* Leeds May benefit daytrippers from Leeds to London, but certainly not the other way around!

being a prospective traveller on @northernassist makes me realise... I should just drive in tomorrow

🚨 NEW: Reform UK and Nigel Farage have been caught potentially breaking electoral law - Verbatim ran a year-long undercover investigation, verified by Channel 4 News - Investigators posed as the British-based son of wealthy American donor, who was looking to give money to Reform UK - Because the donor was based in the US, he couldn't legally donate directly to the party - James Orr, Reform UK's Head of Policy, and Dan Jukes, a close aide to Nigel Farage, then allegedly helped arrange for a US company, which was actually set up by Verbatim, to pay for three polls commissioned by Reform UK - The three JL Partners polls cost £32,500 and were paid by Verbatim. Two were published in The Telegraph before the May elections - "Labour would face wipeout if elections went ahead" and "Two thirds of voters want Starmer out" - while The Times published "Reform vote in unions at same level as Labour" - Nigel Farage later met the undercover team in Clacton and praised the polling, saying "it worked, boom" and that it was "bang for buck" - The polls were presented as independent and the public was not told that Reform UK had commissioned them or a US company paid for them. The US company and supposed American donor were not legal donors under UK electoral law - Electoral Commission rules say political donations can include funding that helps a party cover costs and expenses, including research and studies, but the payments do not appear to have been declared to the Electoral Commission, despite reporting deadlines passing - Jukes allegedly later proposed a way to arrange a £500,000 donation from the US through the donor's UK-based son, who would appear to be the donor. The investigation says this arrangement would be illegal - At a Reform reception, Jukes allegedly introduced the undercover reporter as a "key donor for off the book project". The fake donor then allegedly met Suella Braverman, Sarah Pochin, Robert Jenrick and Danny Kruger - Legal expert and former Electoral Commission chief Bob Posner says the allegations should now be subject to a criminal investigation - The proposed £500,000 donation was never made - Reform UK, Farage, Jukes and James Orr did not comment but are understood to deny the allegations in full

O RH quando recebe currículos*

Here are some things which each use as much water as a data centre: A medium-sized office building A golf course A hotel A leisure centre A swimming pool A large restaurant A secondary school A school A small hospital A shopping centre A supermarket A commercial laundry A large bakery A brewery A dairy farm A conference centre A spa A football stadium An ice rink A large theatre A museum A prison A garden centre A busy car wash

If you donate £5 million, Reform won't declare it...

Can someone please explain to me why the BBC give such prominence to Reform back of fag packet policies when parties with far more MPs rarely get a look in. I would love to know the judgement applied.

Says a lot that your members want to disarm the police and get rid of Prevent, which prevents radicalisation and the emergence of terrorist activities. If these are the people you lead, maybe you're part of the problem.

surely the maps depiction means anyone born in dubai is now eligible for us citizenship?

Join EU migration pact to tackle small boats, says Ed Davey bbc.in/4zoPRBR

🚨 New @LibDems policy 🚨 What nobody ever says about small boat crossings is how much they’ve been enabled by Brexit. Farage and the Tories told us Brexit would give us more control over our asylum system. Instead, we have less control, less safety and more chaos.