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I think they're trying to test a lot of laws to advance their "two tier" country claim.

Horrifying.

And making civil servants vulnerable to attack, banning the promotion of Pride displays in libraries etc etc. #r4today

And the "learning journey" one. #r4today

Totally agree.

Today the Polanski guillotine t-shirt story is being reported on #r4today as: - Reform UK criticises the police for not taking action, not the police have considered it and decided it wasn't a crime. - Polanski posted the item. He didn't, he re-posted it. Who decides the framing I wonder?

Drove out to Essex yesterday and saw the lovely sight of haystacks in harvested fields, but given the wildfires in fields, wondering if they should be moved. But where's safe for farmers to move them to currently? #r4today

#newsnight will surely be all over this story tonight with a grilling for any Reform UK leader brave enough to go on the programme and Nick Watt reading outraged tweets from the Green Party. Just for balance of course. #r4today

Well done Metropolitan Police for deciding not to take action against Zack Polanski. Reform UK are always talking up crime rates in London so maybe they should be pursued for wasting police time. #r4today

If only we could guess Reform's preferred strategy on care homes. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

As #r4today seems keen to tell us Reform UK weren't invited to the care home discussions and they don't have a spokesperson on the topic, maybe we should guess what their plans would be. www.theguardian.com/politics/202... www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... #r4today

Judging by the #newsnight hashtag there were a fair few of us outraged by the carry on last night. Watch it on catch up and be scandalised.

No, it's that Reform UK gets its views aired unchallenged. On the same programme, #newsnight, Zack Polanski was grilled about his admittedly silly actions. The contrast between the way he and Nigel Farage were treated was stark. Not balanced at all. #r4today

The BBC is facing pressure to apologise for reading out tweets from Nigel Farage and other unnamed "senior members of the Reform Party" on #newsnight. But #r4today chooses to have something else as its lead story, including a report from the tweet reading culprit, Nick Watt.

This item about adult children living with their parents links to the care home issue. The next generation won't be in a position to allow the family home to be sold off to pay for social care. They'll have invested in the home far more too. #r4today

My husband and his sister had to see their lovely mum go through Alzheimer's. They are so grateful that there was enough money (including selling her home) for her to go into a care home so their memories don't include doing her personal care. #r4today

The BBC has moved on from reading bits out of mainly right wing papers on #r4today to reading out Reform UK's tweets as demonstrated on last night's #newsnight. Lovely for the right to get their views aired without challenge. Where's the balance?

Is that why you resorted to reading out his tweets tonight on #newsnight? Nice for him not to be challenged like Zack Polanski was. Really disappointing actually.

At this point given the contrast between the treatment of Zack Polanski and Nigel Farage on tonight's #newsnight it must be that the BBC is checking what it takes for Lisa Nandy to do her job.

It's just not acceptable to have Nick reading out several missives from Reform UK. There's no ability to challenge them. Where's the balance BBC? #newsnight