Martin Anthony Tett

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Who can remember when #Fireworks were advertised on TV ??

Andy Burnham complained that there was a "media mission" to "discredit" Russell Brand, claiming he "uses his celebrity to help others".

"There has seldom been a greater need for a strong ally capable of influencing American policy. Instead Burnham and Miliband are showing not only that they cannot rise to the level of events, but they do not wish to. "They regard their jobs as being quite different." Tap to read David Blair's full piece 🔗 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…

John Lewis Christmas advert sends a dangerous message to women 🚨🎄 What a brilliant piece from the Daily Express, and they're absolutely spot on! 👏 In this year's advert, Gloria and Pickles, Dame Kristin Scott Thomas plays a grandmother who jumps in a London rickshaw (a tuk-tuk) to go Christmas shopping at John Lewis for disco balls and fairy lights to build a "gran cave" for her grandchildren. The Express writer watched it "in horror". She points out that these rickshaw cabs "plague central London" and are an extremely dangerous way to travel, especially for a woman on her own. She says she would never dream of setting foot in one, and that there are horror stories almost every day of women, often tourists, being targeted by unscrupulous drivers. 😡 So why on earth is John Lewis glamorising them in its flagship Christmas advert? It's not just the Express. Piers Morgan called it "possibly the worst advert I've ever seen for anything", and said it "would actively dissuade me from going to John Lewis". Sharron Davies, Dan Walker and Kirstie Allsopp have all slammed it too. I couldn't agree with the Express more. Do you? 👇

Planning meetings are already being cancelled across the country. Labour's new rules mean your councillor can no longer call in planning applications for you, and decisions on what gets built near you are handed to officials. Local planning should be decided by the councillors you elect.

Those who cheerfully dumped the Book of Common Prayer in the 1960s in favour of inferior liturgies have a lot to answer for.

We are going into the reset talks, not with asks of our own, but with a determination to proclaim that we have reached a deal. EU negotiators have clocked it, and have set their demands accordingly.

Burnham tells Hugo Gye he might delay this again: "We may go into the new year, to be honest... December or January, I think we will need to leave that open."

Pat McFadden expressionless as Alex Burghart quotes him saying, “Every meeting I have is, ‘Who can we tax in order to pay benefits to others?’”

See, this is more like a Christmas Ad from Lidl. It's upbeat, tacky, cheesy, jolly, colourful, with food, drink, Christmas jumpers and decorations! Barry from Eastenders singing Slade, and a few celebs joining in! 🎶 🎅🎄 It even wishes us all a very merry CHRISTmas at the end, what more could you want! ⛪️ @LidlGB well played 👏

More in Common: LibDems Drop Below Ten Points for First Time Since 2024 order-order.com/2026/11/04/m…

Utter migrant madness. Unsustainable. Long-term liabilities on the British people who didn’t vote for this:

A car crash interview from Angela Eagle, “the lesser of two Eagles”. Labour’s big announcement today is the introduction of eight new regional water councils, but the Environment Secretary can’t even explain what powers they’ll actually have. Additionally, which areas will each one cover? Who will lead them? How will membership of these councils be selected? When will they be established? Who will they answer to? Etc, etc… Another shambolic announcement from a Government which loves a headline, but has zero detail to back it up.