Proud and passionate Wiganer, once sat in the most famous house in Britain surrounded by cameras 📹 podcast @lukeandlucyfm 🎙️👇🏻
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Luke Marsden retweeted
Not as daft as he looks is our Donald
.@katyperry Katy, what the hell were you thinking when you married loser Russell Brand. There is a guy who has got nothing going, a waste!
Luke Marsden retweeted
I WILL be watching the #bbuk final tonight despite missing this entire series (heard it has been epic?) the question is, we know it’s down to these two but who are you voting to WIN? 👑👇🏻
50%Rochelle
50%Twinks
56 votes • Final results Luke Marsden retweeted
The American people were angrier over their own pocketbooks than they were worried about socialism or Islam.
They wanted to send a message and boy did they ever.
This was a failed performance election and that reality overwhelmed virtually everything else.
Luke Marsden retweeted
Burnham demands answers. The arrogance of this incompetent Socialist idiot. The reason why they are going to the wall is thanks to you and your economically illiterate Labour Government. Its about time voters in Makerfield woke up that Burnham is an absolute dud. Never Labour.
NEW: Andy Burnham has demanded answers about the insolvency of Poundland, which has its largest distribution centre in his constituency of Makerfield.
The PM tells @Telegraph: "If there was a potential owner to avoid this that hasn’t been accepted, then the Business Secretary and I want to know why that is the case. We stand ready to support the workforce however we can.”
Burnham wants to know why Gordon Brothers, the chain's owner, rejected a solvent bid from Ireland’s Martin Property Group for the entire Poundland business earlier this week.
Story here with @LukeVanceBarr: telegraph.co.uk/business/202…
Luke Marsden retweeted
If we assume scouser Phil and Bromance Rehanna will both be chucked out of Big Brother, who will be the first to be evicted? #BBUK
68%Phil
32%Rehanna
25 votes • Final results Luke Marsden retweeted
Kemi Badenoch tore Labour to shreds today at the budget. A serious leader.
“They love to dish it, but they can’t take it.”
“Those on benefits are getting an increase, those going out to work are not. That is not fair…Labour are addicted to welfare”.
We deserve better.
Luke Marsden retweeted
I wrote a new piece about women’s rights and whether or not I want trans people dead. (Spoiler: I don’t)👇
jkrowling.com/opinions/an-up…
Luke Marsden retweeted
The comments made by Reform UK councillors are abhorrent.
The narrative from Reform is less and less about low taxes, less regulation, smaller government etc and more and more about race and skin colour.
There will be plenty of voters and people who defected to Reform who will see these comments and be disgusted. This is not what they were promised and it is not what they want.
itv.com/news/2026-10-14/insi…
Luke Marsden retweeted
🚨 NEW: Rachel Reeves has been voted the worst Chancellor in recent history in a poll by AJ Bell
Luke Marsden retweeted
Fair point from Badenoch today: driving at 21mph in a 20mph speed zone can get you in trouble, yet shoplifting goes unpoliced.
Luke Marsden retweeted
Ironic that as PM Burnham raises the prospect of rejoining the EU, a sovereign debt crisis is brewing on the other side of the Channel.
Oh, and Yields on UK 30-year bonds have just passed 6%.
Luke Marsden retweeted
The UK has gone mad.
A pint is £6.50
A coffee is £4
Takeaway for one is £25
Petrol is £1.73 a litre. Diesel is £1.97
An hour with a driving instructor is £50
A short taxi is £20
A week’s shop for one is £80
A cheap hotel night is £110
Rent is £1,459 a month as national average.
And this is my personal favourite.
£172 a month for my two kids to get the bus to and from school just fifteen minutes away.
Nothing fancy.
Just the prices.
You work.
They take.
Luke Marsden retweeted
Looks like Burnham crashed the economy. That's how it works isn't it?!
NB Gilt yields
Liz Truss - 10 year: 4.60pc/30 year: 5.10pc
Today - 10 year: 5.28pc/30 year 5.40pc
#PMQs
