weak tea and rain

if it's somehow both British and a problem, you should be able to find it here. if you can't then feel free to submit it.

[eroticcannibal]

😂😂😂

[michaelgovehateblog]

The tory reign of terror is so nearly over. Three more days until they're gone

[idratherhavefreedom]

[vigilantsycamore]

Who should be the next UK prime minister?

Boaty McBoatface

The lettuce that beat Truss

Whoever has the balls to defenestrate Sunak on live TV

At this point just dissolve the whole union tbh

A dog

Literally anyone who's not a Tory

Voting ended onMar 19, 2024

[greencheekconure27]

I think the Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office should run for Prime Minister

[idratherhavefreedom]

[elicatkin]

Shut down tax avoidance so we can save our NHS and public services

Shut down tax avoidance so we can save our NHS and public services

HMRC is going after people making some extra money on Vinted and eBay, all while billionairess avoid tax through legal schemes, while our ho

[dirizia]

Britain must train citizen army, military chief warns

General Sir Patrick Sanders points to threat of Russia as he warns of UK's lack of readiness for war.

Bro thinks we're going to go to war for him lmaoooo

[idratherhavefreedom]

[keirstarmerhateblog]

Gotta remember, and remind other people, that anything the tories do over the next potential year, especially if it sounds too good to be true, is bullshit they'll be using to try and gain voters for the next GE

[fenics-writing-questions]

Ministers have drawn up large benefit changes for people who are unable to work due to health conditions, the BBC has learned.

The changes, affecting hundreds of thousands of people from 2025, would save £4bn from the welfare budget.

The proposals would see many more people forced to find work despite suffering from a range of physical and mental health conditions.

When is enough enough?

Unelected bastards are continuing in their quest to cause as much harm as possible, and we're expected to do what? Wait for the election?

Absolutely no trust of Kier Starmer's lot to do anything useful if they get power. And what the fuck are the Lib Dems up to? First I heard from them since Nick Clegg was them rightfully condemning Braverman.

[sourcreammachine]

fun facts!

in UK law, it didn’t count as bestiality because it wasn’t alive, and it didn’t count as necrophilia because it wasn’t human

[isuggestdemonsummoning-deactiva]

Hey UK,,, so, this man is back in office? How?

[sourcreammachine]

johnson and truss fucked up so badly that they guaranteed their party will lose next year’s election

sunak the goldman sachs alum and billionaire trophy husband comes in to basically do a managed decline

it becomes massively obvious to everyone that he’s just trying to increase his business cred so he can get a good job when the inevitable election defeat happens. he hosts elon musk for some bullshit or something and fucking hell it’s cringeworthy asskissing

the party starts to get fuckt off with him behaving like this. the far right starts agitating to get him to actually do something to stop their oncoming massive defeat

Cruella, his like third-in-command and far-right wannabe PM, commits insubordination by rallying a gang of fascists to attack pro-ceasefire demonstrators and it gets her fired

so yeah uh then it’s todays situation. sunak is forced to do something but he’s also completely out of ideas and stuck. gotta pull out a stupid attention-grabber even if it’s fundamentally nothing

pigfucker’s back

[idratherhavefreedom]

[punkpinkpower]

Wow what an interesting way to say "countries with strong employee protection laws aren't at the mercy of tech billionairs in late stage capitalism" but with a real boot licker angle.

[animentality]

[abrikandilu-deactivated20251115]

So crazy remind me which sex makes up the majority of teachers, nurses and social workers and which sex makes the majority of cops?

[is-the-fox-video-cute]

Online animal cruelty activity to be removed from social media platforms  

The amendment, which will be tabled in Parliament today will crack down on animal torture content online.

Social media firms will be forced to remove online content facilitating animal torture in a further push to make the UK the safest place in the world to be online. 

Under new proposals, social media platforms will be required to proactively tackle the illegal content and have it swiftly removed, or face fines of up to £18 million or 10% of their global annual revenue.

The amendment, which will be tabled in Parliament today, will require platforms to put in place systems and processes to tackle content that encourages or facilitates animal torture. The amendment comes after untiring campaigning by Baroness Merron to further strengthen the Online Safety Bill’s laws around animal torture content.

It also means even if the activity takes place outside the UK but is seen by users in the UK, tech companies will be made to take it down as part of a zero-tolerance approach.

Recent examples of facilitating this includes the Monkey Haters case, a year-long BBC investigation which uncovered a sadistic global monkey torture ring stretching from Indonesia to the United States. This demonstrates how social media can be used to pay for or give instruction to others on the torture of animals. Today’s amendment will force social media companies to put in place proactive steps to tackle this. 

[idratherhavefreedom]

[ayeforscotland]

Hell country.

[angel-derangement]

Parasite in chief in his idiot hat

[angel-derangement]

literally never been so tempted to blaze a post

[atimble]

It looks like the U.K. government are going to expand the free childcare program to 1 and 2 year olds. For those who don’t know currently you get 30 hours a week of free childcare for children aged 3 and up until they start school. Most mothers return to work when their babies are between 9 months and a year old which mean parents are paying vasts amounts of money on their childcare for 2 years until they qualify.

On the one hand I am extremely hopeful and happy about this because I’ve recently had a baby and the idea of how much money we’ll be spending on childcare genuinely makes me want to cry

But on the other hand I don’t like it because the Tory’s are only doing it because Labour promised to do something similar if they won the next election and it’s a hugely popular idea so they’ve basically undercut them. It just gives the tories an extra hand at winning the next election and I don’t know how much longer this country can survive under the tories

[ayeforscotland]

Interesting research shows that Millennials in the UK and US are bucking the trend when it comes to growing more conservative with age.

[radiofreederry]

[onlyjellyillputinmybelly]

[justbritishproblems]