GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes has taken to social media to share his thoughts after coming across a sign on the M23 while driving in his vehicle earlier this week
Eamonn Holmes has called British drivers "dirty pigs" after a disturbing roadside discovery. The 64 year old, known for not holding back with his views, saw a sign on the M23 whilst driving, and quickly shared a post about it to his 1.1 million followers on X .Eamonn commented on his post: "#M23 but it could be anywhere in The British Isles... Why? Why so many dirty, inconsiderate litter louts? No conscience, no standards. Dirty pigs.
While someone else pointed out: "I know exactly where this is Eamonn. Lorries and cars park up there and just throw it all out of their windows! " A fifth person suggested: "With such an extensive use of spy-cameras on the roads now, perhaps it's time to start using them in these spots."Eamonn's post comes after he expressed his frustration over a Gen Z's displeasure about wealthy pensioners receiving state pensions.
The former ITV star challenged a Gen Z guest live on air, saying: "Try living on £156 a week," during a discussion with political commentator Jack Rowlett. Jack argued that the "demographic crisis is only getting worse" and suggested that pensions "should be means tested". "Currently, we are rationalising the fact that we can't afford the state pension by creeping back the age which I think is unfair because current working people who are paying for the state pension through taxation are not going to be seeing the same benefits."