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Evri had the highest total level of dissatisfaction at 42% for the year www.lbc.co.uk/article/672f...

Evri saw the highest level of customer dissatisfaction for 2026 www.itv.com/news/2026-10...

I know many MPs are now asking their constituents to inform them of problems with EVRi deliveries, especially in the run-up to Xmas. This major issue affects every area of the UK, and the public and businesses are very concerned.

Ofcom absolutely needs far stronger powers to hold RM to account. And other delivery companies, like EVRi....this is all a race to the bottom, and the public and business and the workforces pay the price. This has been said here for the last two years.

"Evri and Yodel last for fourth year in a row"....almost two years after EVRi appeared in front of the Business and Trade Committee.

Late deliveries. Missed post. Frustrated customers. Royal Mail’s performance has to improve. In the Commons, I pressed the Government on whether it will give Ofcom the powers it needs to hold Royal Mail to account and drive higher standards. Watch below.

Improvements still required. It's now almost two years since EVRi appeared in front of the Business and Trade Committee....they need recalling, urgently www.ofcom.org.uk/post/market-...

Excellent Paulette.

We remainers told them it would be a disaster!

What is also true is that Brexit was never 'closed'. The issue has remained a running sore that will not heal since 2016.

Spot-on

#bbcbreakfast Brexit has not been “reopened because of Andy Burnham”, but because: - it’s turned out to be a costly mistake - geopolitics shows we can’t rely on the US, but need to work with our neighbours with whom we share common interests - the public has turned against it

EVRi, yet again, appalling, after two years of immense criticism and (supposed) scrutiny. This should get investigated...the impact on the public and businesses, as well as the workforce. The race-to-the-bottom mentality is being allowed to continue www.ofcom.org.uk/siteassets/r...

Super-rich get ‘double dividend’ from causes and costs of climate crisis. They profit from polluting industries, and through the ‘adaptation economy’. Super-rich buy govts, control means of production and think tanks. Victims pay higher prices for food, homes, relocations. Who governs?

🏫 Giving people the confidence and knowledge to make their voices heard is an important part of building a stronger democracy.

In my 25 years as an NHS nurse, I saw extraordinary advances in medicine, but too many innovations were slow to reach patients. Could AI help change that and deliver a better NHS? I explore the opportunities and challenges in my latest article 👇🏿 www.politicsuk.com/p/making-ai-...

Something we better do here in the United States the first chance we get. Are you listening, Democrats?

Absolutely.

In Politico today: “Reform supporters aren’t manning the barricades to defend Brexit” Indeed! They know they’ve not got a leg to stand on.

Excellent suggestion.

There needs to be an independent, non-partisan, commission created to appoint all Federal judges (including the Supreme Court Justices) on merit. The law needs to protect this commission and its head from political interference. All current SC Justices should be removed and made to re-apply.

Exactly Tom.....they really need to get their act together don't they? There needs to be real meaningful consequences for Trump and his lot once the Dems gain power. Furthermore, all the 'presidential pardoning' nonsense needs to be ended darn quick....

...and the justice system needs to, very quickly, be returned to impartiality...and set in stone for the future.

This idiot has executive powers, including the pressing of the nuclear button (regardless of the midterms, and much else).....how can even any Republican possibly want this erratic fool in charge of that?

Despicably embarrassing 'president'....bombing schools in Iran one month.....another month showing, yet again, his utter stupidity and inappropriateness. What a disgrace for the US www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2...

Thank you Bracknell and Wokingham College for inviting me to address your AI Skills Summit on Friday Digital literacy has never been more important, but in a world of AI we also need more focus on the very human skills AI will never be able to replicate.

Attending the launch of the National School of Government and Public Services, FDA Head of Organising and Learning Deri Bevan said: "Learning and development are key to improving public sector productivity and I am keen to see how this investment will support civil servants to develop and progress."

Every great new chapter needs a name: Gwyndod. At Coleg Menai I met apprentices building skills for careers in nuclear to hear about their training and ambitions. The Gwyndod SMR project could support 3,000 skilled local jobs at peak construction, including over 300 apprentices.

Yes. I expect the public across the world to reject Trump-style chaos and evil. Any Republican who wants to be associated with Trump and his diminishing cohort brings shame upon themselves.

This is an opportunity to get some substance into the notion of "doing politics differently". For me, amongst other things, this means doing things outside of the electoral cycle. I need some serious demonstration that this 'doing politics differently" is meaningful, and not vacuous.

Trump's mate Putin, using people as cannon fodder. What a disgrace. Surely Republicans are disgusted with Trump? edition.cnn.com/2026/10/26/e...

Trump's mate Putin, using people as cannon fodder. What a disgrace. Surely Republicans are disgusted with Trump? edition.cnn.com/2026/10/26/e...

It's an utter disgrace. The question 'is politics REALLY going to be done differently?'.....if so, lets have some meaningful changes, to timescales, and with consequences.

It’s exactly this kind of behaviour which undermines trust in Parliament and which I was keen to call out in last week’s House of Lords reform debate in Westminster Hall. Check out my contribution here ⬇️

Frankly, I recommend a speedy EU referendum, then basically get on with the outcome in the most pragmatic way possible www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...

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The budget must be focused on the long-term, and NOT constrained by the electoral cycle www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

100%

Absolutely, vital issue.

Frankly, I recommend a speedy EU referendum, then basically get on with the outcome in the most pragmatic way possible www.theguardian.com/politics/liv...

🤝 Every week, my team and I help people across the Livingston constituency with problems involving pensions, housing, the NHS and other public services. When something goes wrong, getting answers can be frustrating, especially when it isn’t clear where to turn.