Rubio is completely twisting the facts. The EU fine has nothing to do with “censoring Americans” or going after U.S. citizens. The penalty was issued because X broke basic transparency and consumer-protection rules: selling misleading blue checkmarks, hiding required advertising

‘Ask them to nail down exactly what it is that she’s done wrong.’ James O’Brien's summary of the Rachel Reeves ‘lying’ accusations in 37 seconds.

@NJ_Timothy You pushed for implementing the Cass Review. The Cass Review, specifically, calls for a trial to be carried out. So, what, you're now opposed to the Cass Review? It's almost like you don't actually care about the evidence.

A first-of-its-kind nuclear power station is to be built on Anglesey, bringing up to 3,000 jobs & billions of pounds of investment. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband speaks to #BBCBreakfast about the UK's first three small modular reactors

It's only Thursday, so there's still time to improve on things but, so far this week, Farage/Reform have: — said that World War One was too short — openly advertised crypto again [biggest donor owns Tether] — failed to condemn a Reform councillor's comments that children in care

New today: we've cut waiting lists by 16,000 this month – meaning faster care and less worry for patients. The past year is the first time in 15 years that waiting lists have fallen. There's a way to go, but we're getting our NHS on the road to recovery.

Oddly enough despite the ‘toxicity’ alleged in Downing Street, Labour continue to deliver time and again every single day. These 11 are all announcements from this week. Impressive no?

I really don’t get the fuss about the Panorama show. It didn’t influence the American elections (as Panorama is geoblocked so only showed to a UK audience). Trump had already been impeached for incitement and widely accused of it by multiple USA media outlets.

@EdwardJDavey The BBC's been a British institution long before the USA even existed, with global reach dating back to the East India Company's empire-building centuries ago. Now the USA wants to totally discredit the BBC over one edited clip? Come on, this is bullshit and pure politics and

‘If Putin, Trump and Netanyahu are denouncing the BBC, it must be doing something right.’ Former BBC journalist Jonathan Dimbleby doesn’t hold back in defending the broadcaster.

@Councillorsuzie YOU INCREASED RETIREMENT AGE. YOU SPAFFED 130 BILLION OF TAX PAYERS MONEY THE TORIES COST THE UK 130 BILLIONS IN DODGY DEALS AND VANITY PROJECTS First reported by The Mirror, this serves as another blow for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, given that he served as chancellor

@Councillorsuzie Home Office failings: MPs and reports have pointed to a failure by the Home Office to manage the contracts effectively, leading to billions in extra costs, says BBC News. Contract providers: The Home Office contracts are held by three main providers: Clearsprings Ready Homes,

Meanwhile back at The Daily Mail, Sarah Vine writes another article …

A few things the Mail/Express/Telegraph won’t mention when talking about what this government is doing. https://t.co/Zpdk1CzGFO

Things the Labour government are doing that the Mail/Express/Telegraph won’t tell you https://t.co/gMphasCvPl

Farrige gives the impression he doesn’t trust scientists, but was willing to believe a taxi driver in Buckinghamshire, that Sharia Law is coming to Britain. This guy wants to be PM?! You must be joking! Nice one @billybragg 👏 #bbcqt

Douglas Alexander, "During the Rwanda scheme being in place, 84,000 people crossed the channel" "And for £700 million your Conservative government sent back 4 volunteers" "That is a lesson to be learnt on how not to do it" #BBCQT

Keir Starmer will be delighted by that press conference with President Trump, and to be fair to him, he handled it very adroitly. It passed without incident/controversy and completes a perfect state visit that will have pleased both sides enormously.

Here's a parody of the classic song "Walking in Memphis" by the soulful @MarcCohn about #Trump's arrival in the UK for his second state visit. With a midi bagpipe. 🇬🇧🇺🇸 🎶 - it's called "Put Up Some Fences"

Reform and the Tories claim to be on the side of working people but voted against Employment rights yet again!