Adam Bienkov

So after all that, Trump's "full and comprehensive" UK-US trade deal amounts to four and a bit sides of A4 which "Both the United States and the United Kingdom recognize... does not constitute a legally binding agreement." https://t.co/TSgyq7anJJ

🔴A Call From the Wallet Inspector Donald Trump has bounced Downing Street into a deal that benefits his own flagging administration, while offering little more than damage limitation to the UK https://t.co/kFAZySt0CY

BBC Economics Dep Ed Dharshini David: "The average tariff on British goods to the US has tripled compared to a few months ago while goods coming the other way have been cut by two thirds... So when we talk about winners and losers, it's pretty clear who got the upper hand here."

RT @AdamBienkov: Green Party leadership frontrunner Zack Polanski tells me the UK must now end its membership of NATO, because of Trump. P…

Downing Street sources playing down what to expect from the supposed "full and comprehensive" trade deal with the UK announced by Trump. Deal not yet agreed. This is just the general terms of an agreement which will need significant further negotiation before it can be ratified.

Keir Starmer's disability benefit cuts will hit 700,000 families already living in poverty, internal government figures show. This is in addition to the 250,000 people the DWP's own impact assessment suggests will be newly driven into poverty by the cuts https://t.co/GVkQO79UBu

Keir Starmer's spokesman says that David Kogan, who the government has just made chair of the new football regulator after he donated to the political campaigns of the PM, his Culture Secretary and multiple Labour MPs, was appointed through a "fair and open competition"

Keir Starmer’s spokesman rules out any U-turn on the Government’s deeply unpopular winter fuel payment cuts, despite widespread public anger about it during the local elections “There is no change to the Government’s policy. There will not be a change to the Government’s policy”

Four per cent of voters think Kemi Badenoch will be Prime Minister after the next general election, according to new More in Common polling

“If we give Kemi another year it could be curtains for us. There are no policies, no ideas, no strategy and she has no charisma" https://t.co/CfUjNTPROl

RT @BylineTimesPod: Latest episode: Polls and 'Politainment' - how populism thrives when celebrity politicians avoid scrutiny. @peterjuke…

This is exactly the political strategy that just helped to deliver the Conservatives the biggest collapse in support of any party in British electoral history https://t.co/QZTpvFuYTl

"Analysis by YouGov’s data team show these amount to the worst set of local election results for any political party in British history.” The local election coverage has wildly underplayed quite how disastrous these results are for the Conservative party https://t.co/YFdMi86VuH

The coverage of these local election results is heavily focusing on Reform and Labour, while largely missing quite how disastrous they are for the Conservatives After decades of dominance, the position of Kemi Badenoch's party now looks close to terminal https://t.co/YFdMi86VuH

"The Labour party’s current course is creating the conditions for the Faragists to thrive and drag politics even further rightwards." Keir Starmer's former adviser Simon Fletcher on where Labour is going wrong https://t.co/3G0J912bDH