Diana

@neverheardofher.bsky.social

Business owner, Mum, Labour. Let’s virtually socialise with good humour again like the good ol’ days!

a friend in govt in Australia told me the Oz social media ban is not really aimed at current teenagers .. its aimed at enabling parents to keep the next wave of children off social media. So its aimed at 5 year olds not 15 year olds..

If it’s Streeting vs Starmer the membership won’t go for Streeting. The left will put up a mad candidate and they’ll win. It’s going to be Corbyn mark 2 😭🤦🏻‍♀️

Question: what’s the 1 or 2 things Starmer or a new leader could come out and say that could change things? (I suspect he won’t it’ll be more “further and faster” stuff) Energy bill cap? Fuel duty freeze? I haven’t heard one person say anything they could do that would suddenly be more popular.

Rayner replaces Starmer. Media: ShE’s A GinGEr ThiCKo who DoeSNT pay TAX. Milliband replaces Starmer. Media: WE ALREADY rejecTeD HiM ONcE the BACOn BuffoON. Streeting replaces Starmer. Media: MANDELSON LOVING BLAIRITE!! Starmer being dull seems a bit of a pathetic reason really doesn’t it?!

Catherine West? Literally no one has heard of her. Well either she’s a stalking horse for other leadership challengers or Labour MPs will put her back in her box. Probs the former though so looks like we’ve got months of pointless leadership debates ahead 🙄🙄🙄

So far results looking bleak for Labour in the North East but overall not quite as bad nationally as some forecasts predicted. Reform gains largely in line with national poll share. Tories doing least badly in London. Greens making significant gains but not yet the big breakthrough some predicted

I wish my local Labour Cllrs had at least tried to convince me to vote for them. But nothing. Never saw them, don’t hear much from them. Only saw one opposing a development in the area. Depressing. Be better.

Reading a lot of Green Party leaflets over the weekend it struck me how many of the policies being promised are identical to Labour ones. Not just locally, but policies literally made possible by the Labour government’s legislation.

Vote Reform. Or we will house *dangerous migrant centres* in your village. And if you vote Green, it will be even worse for you. It's beyond disturbing. The chill wind of threat, thuggery and menace of a kind never before seen in Britain.

Today we announce a new policy:


In order to deport all illegal migrants in
Britain, Reform will need to detain tens of
thousands at a time.


Migrants will not be able to leave these
detention centres, and each will be held
there a couple of weeks before being
deported.


So here's our promise:


A Reform government will not put any
migrant detention facilities in any
constituency with a Reform MP.


Nor will we put them where Reform
controls the council.


And of the remaining areas, we will
prioritise Green controlled parliamentary
constituencies and Green controlled
councils to locate the detention centres.


Put simply, if you vote in a Reform
council or Reform MP, we guarantee yPut simply, if you vote in a Reform
council or Reform MP, we guarantee you
won't have a detention centre near you


If you vote Green, there's a good chance
you will,


This is an important exercise in
democratic consent, not just for our
mass deportation policy, but for where
the detention centres are placed


Given @ZackPolanski openly advocates
for open borders, I look forward to their
warm embrace of this policy

On the BBC, Kemi Badenoch seems to be arguing that the pro-Palestine march later this month should be banned, but that the Tommy Robinson-organised far right march planned for the same day should be allowed to go ahead.