Frilly pink aquilegia, these self sown, bees love to cheat on these and nip a hole at the top to reach the nectar!
#WildWebsWednesday Beautiful self-seeded aquilegia under a local wild hedge last night, I get purple ones in my garden but these pink frilly ones are a delight! #bloomscrolling #DailyFlowers #vitaminN
Boris Johnson on his way back from a party
Kemi Badenoch can't believe Keir Starmer would allow anyone with links to the Kremlin anywhere near government
@lbc.co.uk your so called journalists are an absolute joke. Get rid.
🔴 Britain’s Solar Revolution Is Here and We Should Be Shouting It From the Rooftops
Ed Miliband is helping to turn the country into a nation of ‘solar zealots’ and I'm enthusiastically along for the ride. Thankfully I'm not alone.
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We now have an entire media who would rather see a Farage govt, leading to the demise of the NHS and an alliance with the far right US Christian Nationalist fuckers than support the govt we elected And its drift towards EU alignment
Putin must be laughing his head off.
That’s all I need to hear 👍
Starmer makes it clear that the country elected him to turn a corner on the 14 years of Tory failure & no matter what Badenoch may say, he will continue to do what he was elected to do, fix our country & get Britain back to being great again.
#PMQs
She’s an “interesting” journalist. Cummings used her as his outlet for leaks when she was at The Mirror. Would seems her connections are being used to attack certain politicians.
Crerar needs to become a PR for Fraudrage, as anti Labour a person as you can get. Must be related to the equally odious Kuenessberg.
It is very tempting to think that her husband was somehow involved but we don’t have the facts and it is not right to blame the leak on him.
We become as bad as Crerar if we do so.
The police should investigate and the troublemakers should face the consequences of their actions - hopefully .
Crony journalism at its worst. There was never any substance to this story, it was purely for political capital to undermine the government and trust in politicians.
Al Carns IS impressive but (like Starmer) he is a novice in the cesspool of politics, he’s only been an MP 2 years.
Seriously, the press have made it nigh on impossible to exist as an MP let alone PM when they start their feeding frenzy.
Daren , Al Cairns and Philipson come over as totally on top of their brief and totally unfazed by the opposition or the media. It’s probably too early in his political career but Cairns would be totally bomb proof against media and opposition attack
Darren Jones, is an impressive Minister. More like him please.
Thanks to her possible insider knowledge, a civil servant was sacked, and Parliament lost hours due to her apparent misunderstanding of government processes.
And the PM was undermined during a complex and difficult time both domestically and geopolitically. #MoscowTrainedHood ??
An English Bluebell with multiple bells
Beatrice, the Queen of English Bluebells and her courtiers, from another angle
She’s thick as mince and such a horrible person too
Badenoch using all her six questions on Mandelson.
All she cares about is attacking the Primeminister, not about issues happening across the country.
#PMQs
<<Addressing the National Growth Debate, Reeves stated that "there are big power blocs in the world. Our closest power bloc is in Europe and that is where we belong".
Britain's future is European>>
OK so can we #RejoinEU then please?
And my point - taken from today’s PMQs:
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It’s both - they clearly do not like Starmer, and want him out*, but as you say, no matter who has the job, they’ll get the same treatment. *Say what you like about him, but Starmer is not a quitter. He had a relatively hard upbringing & working for it all has made him tough. Tougher than many think
See also "Liz truss"
The frightening thing about Kemi Badenoch: to her, the stream-of-unconsciousness bollocks she comes out with every time she opens her mouth *actually makes sense*.
Sir Keir was exceptionally good today. IMHO.
I couldn't face PMQ's today, but from the clips I've seen Starmer was taking no prisoners, we all needed reminding that as a Privy Councillor Mandelson already had access to very high level security information. Oh and Farage MIA as usual.
...a global coalition on this.
Countries signed so far are UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, New Zealand, Denmark, Estonia, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Portugal, Somalia, Cyprus, Poland, Belgium, Italy, Canada, Bahrain, North Macedonia, Latvia, Greece, Iceland, Australia, Montenegro, Lithuania...
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The joint statement put out by the UK and France last week following their hosting of over 50 countries in a summit on what to do about the Strait of Hormuz keeps getting more signatures.
When I first posted, it had 16. It is now signed by 28 nations.
Great to see the UK & France leading...
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