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hunkykubrick.bsky.social
In today's iPaper.

#PatrickStewart
October 30, 2026 at 1:50 PM
callymeg.bsky.social
2/2 "“But now the economy is not so strong and for many people they work hard just to pay their bills and eat,” she said. “There is nothing for those people here, so why would more come?”
(48 yr old Portuguese woman here since 2012. In the iPaper)
November 2, 2026 at 8:52 AM
hunkykubrick.bsky.social
In today's iPaper.

#PatrickStewart
October 30, 2026 at 1:50 PM
jennay.bsky.social
It seems the old EHRC ghouls Falkner/Reindorf can’t resist sticking their oars into the Conversion Practices bill discussion under the guise of a ‘report’ from a right wing think tank Policy Exchange.
Trotting out GC lines - covered by existing laws, religious rights, small number of people etc
iPaper POLITICS Conversion ban bill ideological and unworkable', says think-tank By Áine Fox Draft legislation to ban abusive at- tempts to change someone's sexual orientation or transgender identity has been branded "ideological, au- thoritarian and unworkable". Bill, published in June and undergo- ing parliamentary scrutiny, is de- scribed by campaigners in a report as representing "a threat to the lib- erties of the majority of citizens". The report, from the Policy Ex- change think-tank, is co-authored by a former chairwoman of Britain's rights watch- dog - the Equality and Human Rights Commis- sion (EHRC). Baroness Kishwer Falkner (inset) said: "This draft bill appears oblivious to human rights law in Britain. "In current form it breaches numerous rights including the right to a fair trial, the right to a family life, the freedom to hold religious or other beliefs, while curtailing freedom of expression. "The impact of its measures on parental rights and duties and chil- dren's safeguarding is unforeseen. "It has been ill-conceived and will be unworkable unless it is consider- ably revised and then subjected to a full public consultation." When the bill was published in the summer, Equalities minister Olivia Bailey vowed it would "prevent and protect" LGBT+ people from abu- sive attempts to change their sexual orientation or transgender identity. The bill, covering England and Wales, proposes perpetrators could face five-year jail sentences and un- limited fines. The proposed new law was pub- lished eight years on from the first promise of a ban by former Con- servative prime minister Theresa May in 2018, with subsequent delays amid disagreement over whether or not it should be a trans-inclusive ban on conversion practices. Amid warnings from the EHRC that a new law must not restrict religious rights, the Government has previously stressed that there is a "high threshold for criminality" which will only cover acts deemed abusive, attempting to change some- one's identity, and which create "real harm" to the person. But the new Policy Exchange report argued that the prevalence of attempted conversion is likely to be "in vanishingly small numbers" and that "cruel, coercive or vio- lent attempts" at con- version "are already unlawful under existing criminal legislation". It also warns a new law "will criminalise parents", "will render religious organi- sations and communities vulnerable to prosecution" and "is capable of placing educational institutions and individual teachers under threat of criminal sanction for failing to teach students about matters of sex and gender in accordance with the ten- ets of gender identity ideology". The report sad: "This draft bill falls at the first hurdle. It is ideologi- cal, authoritarian, unworkable and wholly unsuitable legislation for a democratic and pluralistic society. The problem it purports to address is almost entirely unevidenced." • Report co-author, Akua Reindorf KC, said: "Conversion practices ....from the past include electric shock therapy, corrective rape, exorcisms and compelled prayer healing. They are already unlawful under existing criminal legislationiỊiạ
November 3, 2026 at 7:28 AM
serpents-tail.bsky.social
We are delighted that #BluebirdBluebird by the fantastic @atticalocke.bsky.social has been picked as one of the 14 best mystery novels of the 21st century by the iPaper! 📚

Discover the full list: inews.co.uk/culture/book...
The 14 best mystery novels of the 21st century
Our pick of the page-turners everyone should have read at least once
inews.co.uk
October 30, 2026 at 12:12 PM
scousin.bsky.social
"jeremy hunt: i regret not ensuring more people died when I was chancellor."

fixed! no worries the ipaper!
October 25, 2026 at 5:15 PM
plasmama.bsky.social
No iPaper you clearly want our outrage too 👀
Angela Rayner took £20,000 from donor that her new law would ban
October 21, 2026 at 3:50 PM
plasmama.bsky.social
They’ve got my outrage everyday one of their nasty notifications pops up. F off iPaper
October 19, 2026 at 4:19 PM
plasmama.bsky.social
Why does Putin need bioweapons when he has Farage, the Reform party & a bot army?
The ipaper - How Russia could unleash a bioweapon on the UK - from cholera to crop pathogens
October 17, 2026 at 9:34 AM
plasmama.bsky.social
So the iPaper posts PIP claimants under 25 should lose benefits cash if they turn down work. The iPaper is regularly printing propaganda smearing benefits claimants.

At the same time they’re running a subscription advertisement saying they want your outrage we want your trust.

OUTRAGEOUS! 🤬
PIP claimants under 25 should lose benefits cash if they turn down work voters say. The paper says they want your outrage we want your trust - subscribe. The ipaper can F off.
October 16, 2026 at 3:12 PM
livesquawknews.bsky.social
EU Working On Plan For UK Under 30s To Work In Any EU Job – iPaper
inews.co.uk/news/politic...
UK under-30s set to work in the EU again in major Brexit deal breakthrough
Hopes are rising that key roadblocks around tuition fees and youth mobility could be solved ahead of a key UK-EU summit next month
inews.co.uk
October 16, 2026 at 4:38 PM
dougsloane.eurosky.social
I can't login to the iPaper, it emails me an entry code but then immediately bounces me back to the sign in page.
October 14, 2026 at 8:21 AM
livesquawknews.bsky.social
UK Chancellor Healey Unlikely To Raise Capital Gains Tax In Oct 28 Budget – iPaper
inews.co.uk/news/politic...
Capital gains tax rise 'ruled out' - making these hikes more likely
Chancellor's options for raising money are narrowing
inews.co.uk
October 14, 2026 at 5:25 PM
dougsloane.eurosky.social
I got that when trying to sign in with gmail and got the other error with my proton mail account.

@mrjamesob.bsky.social - I don't know how much you monitor your readership numbers on iPaper but this is probably having a substantial affect on them.
October 14, 2026 at 9:36 AM
abigaildombey.bsky.social
The editors at the iPaper are having fun this morning.
THE iPAPER LIFESTYLE I'm a food editor - these six supermarket butters taste expensive, but aren't LIFESTYLE I'm a GP - this is what your cholesterol numbers really mean
October 12, 2026 at 10:30 AM
davesthompson.bsky.social
From the IPaper (other news sites are available, with similar opinions!)
October 12, 2026 at 11:42 AM
ginitaivas.bsky.social
”Dragonfly Intelligence, joka seuraa vihamielisten valtioiden toimintaa, ilmoitti seuranneensa 351 henkilöä, jotka on pidätetty v. 2022 lähtien epäiltyjen venäläisperäisten hybridisodankäynnin hyökkäysten yhteydessä ja joilla oli rikostausta mutta ei aiempaa kokemusta tiedustelutyöstä”

-The iPaper
October 13, 2026 at 5:56 AM
sirkidstarversucks.bsky.social
Says who? The Zionist iPaper slopandists???!!!
theipaper.com The i Paper @theipaper.com · 26d
The Party leader had a meteoric rise, but now a bruising by-election loss and internal division threaten to end his leadership

Read more: trib.al/uVercb4
October 11, 2026 at 1:38 PM
13sarahmurphy.bsky.social
Exactly right. Gove at the Spectator, Sunak at The Times, Kwarteng often in the iPaper, Johnson at The Daily Mail… perfectly positioned to rewrite history and cover their arses. It’s why Farage wants to have his own newspaper and TV channel too. It’s not to keep their audiences informed now, is it…
October 11, 2026 at 4:05 PM
brunswickroadbill.bsky.social
Did you see the report in Saturday’s Ipaper that Burnham accompanied Man City owners on a trip to China, Man Utd on trip to Texas and Lancashire Cricket Club staff to India. Nit s peep in the press. And the Scottish media fabricated a hissy fit scandal in Scotland because Swinney went to World Cup.
October 12, 2026 at 3:41 PM
theweek.com
Livestreaming “will not educate”, it is “beneath the dignity that we owe to anyone”, even those who commit a “horrific” crime such as Hasan’s, Austin Sarat, a legal expert in the death penalty at Amherst College, Massachusetts, told The iPaper.

the-week-uk.visitlink.me/04IvWd
The livestream execution of a former US Army major
Nidal Hasan is facing the first public execution in the US since 1936
the-week-uk.visitlink.me
October 12, 2026 at 2:00 PM
shortbreadfairy.bsky.social
I cancelled my ipaper subscription because the articles just reminded me of a Labour Manifesto & just did the usual hits on anyone that posed a threat to Labour.

I didn't expect much but l thought 'give them a try'. It just feels like they are trying hard to keep London two party politics alive
October 9, 2026 at 8:51 AM
merylorourke.bsky.social
IPaper won't accept my credit card so I couldn't read - pleased to see you mention this @k8lister.bsky.social ... also I was born mononipular so I genuinely have to balance my clothes as the other one is like a small torpedo- really lovely I can look like other hot babes as I've always been jealous
October 8, 2026 at 3:48 PM
baradav.bsky.social
Not - according to the IPaper!
October 6, 2026 at 4:01 PM