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So pleased that Elfyn Evans, rally driver of Dinas Mawddwy & Dolgellau, Wales has at last, become World Champion of the World with his navigator Scott.
WRC World Champion.
Llongyfarchiadau Mawr i chi dau or Gogledd.
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I called the (then unknown) rioters who torched the Limoges town hall barbarians (and bastards). The two who’ve been arrested in connection with that (so far) are white ultra-leftists. No surprise to me. If found guilty they are indeed ‘barbarians (and bastards)’. True of those guilty/complicit, whatever the colour. And you, of course, will always be a twat, whatever your colour. Nobody thinks that’s even up for debate.
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The UK today.
Was it worth it?
Successive governments betrayed those who served.
Our “king” is the first British monarch to sit and watch whilst his country was invaded.
I ask @RoyalFamily @GOVUK
Why? Why are WE no longer worthy of protection? Why have you sold us out?
WHY?
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@PatrickChristys
Benjamin advocates paying people £26kper year on UC if they’ve been here 20 years.
They had an NI contract he says.
Well so do the pensioners who have paid in for 50 years.
But Benny boy thinks £12.5k is too much for us.
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“When did Jonathan Powell travel to Port Louis, was it prior to his appointment as the PM’s Special Envoy and what security clearance did he have when he saw the Chagos deal for the first time?”
Jonathan Powell, the current National Security Advisor saw the Chagos deal in August 2024, prior to his appointment as the Prime Minister’s Special Envoy to the British Indian Ocean Territory.
What security clearance did he have?
Correspondence between Powell and the FCDO was being conducted over insecure email. Powell himself was allegedly still working in China for his Inter Mediate consultancy whilst privy to discussions on the detail of the deal.
Meanwhile the Government refuses to face scrutiny and answer any Named Day Written Parliamentary Questions.
The Government sent the wrong minister to the Chagos Islands UQ and Hamish Falconer floundered his way through it; a truly terrible appearance at the Despatch Box.
What is it about the Chagos Islands deal that this Government is trying so hard to conceal?
Gail retweeted
It was truly awful to see that not a single bishop turned up for the remembrance of Ann Widdecombe in the House of Lords.
A woman of deep, unwavering Roman Catholic faith, Ann centred her entire life and political career on her Christian beliefs, from her principled stands on life issues to her tireless advocacy for persecuted Christians. Her devotion to both Church and country was total and courageous.
Even if they disagreed with some of her views, the least the Lords Spiritual could have done was show basic respect for her lifelong dedication. Instead, their absence speaks volumes: too lost in woke values, lacking the courage to honour a woman of real conviction. A sad reflection on where parts of the establishment Church have drifted.
Rest in peace, Ann, you were a true servant of faith and principle. 🙏
Gail retweeted
Every Wednesday, this entitled and selfish bore makes it impossible to work in nearby offices.
He ruins the experience of thousands of visitors and tourists.
And the police and courts let him.
His supposed right to protest comes above the interests of everyone else.
This is the problem with human rights laws - summed up in one very sad man.
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Eleanor Barnfield was doing her job. She should have come home.
She was a mother of two who went to work on Monday and never returned.
Every woman has the right to feel safe at work. Employers, housing providers, and public bodies must ask hard questions about how to better protect staff, especially women working in community settings.
Our thoughts are with Eleanor’s family. 💜
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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Eva Vlaardingerbroek was banned from travelling to the UK by the Labour government under Kier Starmer.
She was seen as a threat with her crazy ideas of EUROPE FOR EUROPEANS.
Then 3 days ago we discovered the man who removed Ken Bigleys head live on camera and set fire to 12 women and children in a cage is living in Windsor at taxpayers expense.
Can someone please explain this to me because im struggling to find the logic.
It tells me that our own government actively hates us.
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Another fine example of the Welsh press and political elite being totally out of touch with the Welsh electorate.
Face coverings and religious face coverings should be banned in public.
Most people in Wales would support this ban and consider it totally uncontroversial.
Angry scenes and protests at Senedd as Reform call for ban on Muslim face coverings bbc.in/4yENIR5
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"Do you feel more English or Bangladesh" - "Bangladesh"
"Do you miss Bangladesh?" - "Yes"
"What do you do for work?" - "I don't work"
"How do you make money and survive?" - "I get benefit"
There are millions more like him in the UK...
Colour predjudice.
Oxfam pays white staff 33% less on average than ethnic minority colleagues while Cancer Research UK and the British Red Cross aren't far behind, despite commitments to equality and fairness. dailysceptic.org/2026/10/22/…
Gail retweeted
My dad 87 (with dementia) fell and broke his hip in his house.
It took 6 1/2 hours for ambulance to arrive after his fall during which time he was lying on floor whole time.
Then he spent another 8 hours waiting in an ambulance for a bed in hospital 😡 14 hours after he fell to actually get a bed in hospital- it is beyond belief!
It is now touch and go if he makes it.
Saw him today and said to my wife “he isnt coming out of there”
@WelshGovernment the welsh NHS is a disgrace
@PrifWeinidog stop show boating about independence and do your job
@WalesOnline
#morristonhospital
Gail retweeted
Mindless rioters in Milan have now resorted to stealing trays of ice cream.
Just think about that. A local business has been ransacked, all for ice cream.
These people should be facing prison sentences. Police and the courts are being far too lenient with the disorder we're seeing across Europe.
The right to peaceful protest is a fundamental freedom that we should all defend.
But smashing up businesses, looting and terrorising communities is not protesting. It's criminality.
There's a massive difference between the two, and it's time the authorities started treating it that way.
Gail retweeted
First rice pudding of the autumn.
Such a warming food, I never want it in summer months and yet variations are a staple in lots of hot countries.
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A Scottish museum has removed its Egyptian mummy exhibition because it does not have “consent from the deceased individual”.
Visitors to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, in Glasgow, were left disappointed by signs explaining bosses had “removed human remains from this display as a mark of respect”🔗
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
