Unfortunately like many other publicly funded lawyers who think they’re clever and brilliant Starmer didn’t change rooms when he realised he was one of the brightest in the room that he was in. He’s way out of his depth in the bigger room.
— Sarah BB (@SarahLaw70) April 21, 2026
Morgan McSweeney telling Sir Philip Barton, the former top civil servant at the Foreign Office, to bypass security for Mandelson’s appointment:
— Howard Beckett (@BeckettUnite) April 21, 2026
“Just F…ing approve it”
Anyone still believe McSweeney had his phone stolen? pic.twitter.com/kNX0G1eNTW
#politicslive : Olly Robbins says he was asked to find an ambassadorship role for Keir Starmer’s then comms chief Matthew Doyle, who was recently suspended from Labour over links to a paedophile & to keep it secret from then F/Sec' David Lammy pic.twitter.com/fZGyP007J0
— tyrel wallace (@TyrelWallace) April 21, 2026
ANALYSIS: When Number 10 got their hands on Mandelson’s developed vetting documents they thought they had a get out of jail free card for the Prime Minister: and a Civil Service scapegoat.
— Tom Harwood (@tomhfh) April 21, 2026
But they didn’t understand what they were looking at and boy has it all backfired. https://t.co/C51ZBL28UA pic.twitter.com/hAzjPDanc2
Ollie Robbins comes across as a man of public service & integrity:
— Howard Beckett (@BeckettUnite) April 21, 2026
‘Do not understand [why sacked]’
‘Saddened’
‘Proud of service’
‘Profoundly important role’
‘I miss my colleagues’
Starmer sacked him to deflect from his own warped judgement
The wrong person has lost his job. pic.twitter.com/M6mxGkTuIl
How has Keir Starmer got the nerve. He sacked Robbins without any due process. He spent yesterday trying to trash his reputation. Now he’s desperately reverse ferreting and trying to say he’s a man of great integrity. https://t.co/84CmW21R2l
— (((Dan Hodges))) (@DPJHodges) April 21, 2026
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