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I'd ban them too, just for looking awful and out of place in London. Rickshaws: ban them or leave them?
Is the Chancellor taking the piss? £10BN?! We need that money here! Britain first, or Ukraine first?
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How we’re going to be moving against the rape gangs, the people smugglers, the drug traffickers
Rupert Lowe's alternative Budget: freeze benefits, cut welfare for non-citizens, end Net Zero spending, a £16k personal allowance and scrap inheritance tax. Which one would you want most?
Labour wants HMRC to be able to take money straight out of your account. Sensible enforcement, or a power no government should have?
Is Burnham plotting ANOTHER EU referendum? Badenoch gave him the chance to rule one out at PMQs, and he wouldn't.
Pointing out rapid change isn't 'irresponsible'. Ignoring it is. Politicians should be able to raise this without being condemned.
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Rupert Lowe is right, again. COVID is the reason I left the Conservatives, live on the BBC. We were held to medical ransom, and those in power knew it. The people responsible must be held accountable. Should there be a proper reckoning for the COVID years: yes or no?
Nigel has seen the light. Reform posted its deputy's 'net zero immigration' line, deleted it, and a couple of hours later Farage was promising 'net negative'. It's exactly what I've been saying: net zero was never enough. Net zero or net negative: which one do you want?
Our border is so weak that a man banned from the UK came in on the back of a lorry, and he was only found because of a broken car light. Detain and deport. Deport him straight away, or let the courts drag it out?
Andy Burnham used to make the working-class case against free movement better than most Brexiteers. Watch him in 2016 and 2019, then watch him on GMB this week. I know which Burnham I agreed with. Free movement: keep it closed or open it back up?
Is Mahmood trying to sail her way into Burnham's job already? The PM wants an "honest discussion" about EU free movement. His Home Secretary says an open debate is "not the same as settled policy". They rarely seem to be on the same page. Backing the PM, or positioning herself? 👇
Nigel Farage's message to Restore Britain voters, on GB News this morning. Fair assessment? I don't think so.
Douglas Murray is right, and he said it straight to Michael Gove's face. "The people who play for Britain, we persecute." Our servicemen hauled through investigations for years, while illegal arrivals get hotels and benefits paid for by us. Whose side should the government be on: soldiers or small boats?
Farage has a message for anyone flirting with Restore Britain: "Come back to us."
"Restore at most will be competitive in one seat and we'll be competitive in hundreds."
If Restore will only do well in one seat, why does he want their voters back? 🧐








