Softball justice

ANDY Burnham has found time to make a social media video asking what name different regions give to a bread roll.

He’s also made himself available to field softball questions from social media influencers on podcasts.

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What he never got around to before going on holiday was answering a letter from the Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police which pleaded with him

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He says ordinary cops on the front line are “lacking support”.

A polling company says 36 per cent of the public have now seen social media content from the Prime Minister.

It’s less clear what they actually think about his views on barmcakes, gravy and rugby league.

A far more reliable barometer of public sentiment can be seen in the 600,000 people who have

Our new PM is finding out the hard way that being good on TikTok is no help when you also make unforgivably bad choices.

Red to ruin

LABOUR’S reckless splurges have taken the national debt above £3TRILLION.

Between 2024 and 2030, Britain will have another £650billion on current forecasts.

That is BEFORE Burnham — egged on by his left-wing MPs — plans any further spending rises.

The markets already punish the UK with higher borrowing rates: the so-called moron premium.

Burnham’s brand of socialism could well tip them over the edge.

Home straight

KEMI Badenoch has hit on a sensible policy to end the welfare gravy train for foreigners and ease our housing shortage.

Her have unveiled — and give homes to 250,000 British, Irish or EU families who have settled status here.

That should end the kind of craziness which saw the wife of the President of Sierra Leone given a free council house for nearly 20 years.

Kemi is right to tackle the broken welfare and border systems that have been ripe for abuse for far too long.

Daft orders

PUB-GOERS queuing at the bar will be baffled by the latest barmy council idea.

One authority in London is now referring to them as

At least it’s a change from having a few too many and ending up horizontal.