Brigita Amey

Glad PM has his priorities right. The country is bankrupt, taxes going up, welfare out of control, insufficient defence spending, inflation too high, productivity too low and he is concerned that football fans should be able to drink on the terraces.

Will the review of local government reorganisation be solely carried out only by the Blob and lawyers or can real people have a say. The North Kent proposal must be scrapped.

At last. A Labour politician to admire. Well done John Healey

So where was Arteta when he should have been consoling his players and acknowledging the Arsenal supporters. `on the sidelines with a face like thunder sorry for himself. It’s not all about you, Arteta!

How many resets before you end up where you started?

I have just had a scam call about my Microsoft computer. I politely said I didn’t wish to talk to him and repeated that when he kept on talking over me. When I said I was going to hang up he shouted at me to shut up and listen. How dare he! So I gave him a telling off.

The BBC 1 o’clock news is too long and increasingly seems like Woman’s Hour with news and weather tacked on. Why not revert to the previous format and have a separate programme on women’s issues.

Gp’s signing sick notes should bear in mind that excellent diagnosis’ oscillitis plumbago. Got it?

Yvette Cooper says the government should always act in the national interests. Is it in our interests to allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons?

Is Starmer’s theme songAnother One Bites The Dust’?

Irrespective of what the vetting reveals, Starmer appointed Mandelson before the vetting was completed. He cannot blame anyone else. He rushed the appointment following media suggestions that Trump’s preferred appointment was Farage.

Starmer is rightly supporting the Icelanders against a Trump takeover. But he sells out the Chagossians. Hypocrite.

European leaders are meeting today in Brussels to discuss Ukraine. How many times recently? Don’t they know that they can either meet or work.

Someone at HMR&C has a sense of humour. Inside was demand for tax levied on interest on a small savings account.

So Pat McFadden wants government to be like a “start-up”. High risk, high failure rate! With our money.

Labour knows nothing about farming. Good farmers shear their sheep not fleece them.