So Andy Burnham wants an “honest conversation” about restoring free movement? Fine! In 2024 alone, 1,177,232 people acquired EU-country citizenship, 88% were from non-EU countries. Over the decade to 2024: around 8.4 MILLION citizenship acquisitions. So @AndyBurnhamGM, here’s the honest question: Why should an EU government be able to confer a right to live in Britain that the British Government cannot refuse? Brexit returned that sovereign decision to Britain. And now you want to surrender it again.

Tory vetting really is something else. “Strong and stable” apparently now means knowing the going rate for a contract killer. But yes, do keep telling us Reform are the problem.

I’m in direct contact with current and former Betsi Cadwaladr staff. What they are telling me corroborates the serious concerns being raised publicly by this doctor. @BetsiCadwaladr has been in heightened escalation for 11 years. Yet at a recent meeting with the Board, we were treated to glossy PowerPoint presentations painting the usual “everything is hunky-dory, all is well” picture. That is not what staff are telling me. And when @NigelWilliamsMS asked the Cabinet Minister a perfectly reasonable question, after 11 years of failure, why not bring in the best expertise available from outside Wales? - we didn’t get a serious answer about improving patient care. We got a lecture about devolution. Devolution should be a means of delivering better public services, not a shield against scrutiny or an excuse for refusing outside expertise. Patients waiting for life-saving treatment don’t care which side of the border their doctor or the expertise comes from. They care about getting treated. Timely!

“The sudden barrage of polling data broadcast across legacy networks is not an objective reflection of the electorate, but a highly curated narrative designed to manufacture consent” 👇

STASI-esque: tell the state what you own, where it came from and how your family structures it. Britain once courted wealth creators. Now it compiles dossiers on them. Capital is mobile. It will leave.

40% of Reform’s Shadow Cabinet in Wales are women, including me. And if you think I’m the token woman, ask my male colleagues how that’s working out for them. 😂

The symbolism writes itself. Masked radicals. Palestinian and communist flags. Breaking into the Colosseum, the inheritance of European civilisation stormed by those who despise it. We are living through a civilisational change. Unless we change course, it won’t be for the better.

I’ve worked with the EU. I’ve seen the institution up close: increasingly authoritarian, anti-democratic and contemptuous of national sovereignty. I voted for Brexit. I’d vote for Brexit again. Mass migration. Erosion of Western values. Deindustrialisation. Power shifting ever further from voters to an unaccountable European political class. Brexit didn’t fail. Brexit was never properly delivered. It was squandered by an inept, disloyal political establishment, and now that same establishment wants to use its own failure as the excuse for an undemocratic U-turn. Britain voted to leave. The answer to a botched Brexit is not surrendering our sovereignty back to Brussels.

I must say, the Flint Wrexham breakdown caught my eye. Two Reform MSs becoming three, while Plaid misplace one. Interesting arithmetic 😏

This photograph deserves rather more scrutiny now Plaid Cymru is running Wales. When I worked in national security at the Foreign Office, Cuba was a country of security significance. Russian and Chinese influence and intelligence interests were matters to be taken seriously, not romanticised through the lens of socialist “solidarity”. Plaid apparently thought differently. Its politicians campaigned in solidarity with Cuba, called for closer Welsh Government links, organised events with Cuban ambassadors and challenged Cuba’s designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism. Then, on 14 May 2025, Plaid welcomed the Cuban Ambassador into the Senedd. And where are some of those people now? Heledd Fychan, who co-organised Plaid’s Cuba solidarity event, is a Cabinet Minister. Luke Fletcher, one of Plaid’s most prominent advocates of closer links with Cuba, is now a Welsh Government special adviser. Others associated with pro-Cuba campaigning now sit around the Cabinet table. Diplomatic engagement is normal. Political naivety about states of security significance is not. Plaid’s Cuba obsession looked questionable in opposition. Now they’re running the Welsh Government, it deserves serious scrutiny.

Misogyny travels well. So do cowards behind new names. New name. New country. Same contempt for women. dailymail.com/news/article-1…

That’s quite some leap. You’ve put two and two together and somehow got eight. By “we”, I mean Christians who care about the direction of our national Church. Living in Wales doesn’t disqualify me from having a view on the Church of England. And if you want my view on the Church in Wales, I’m sick to the back teeth of going to church and hearing about gender ideology, migration and the progressive political cause of the day. I go to church for Christianity, not political activism. So spare me the lecture.

“Show respect”? Plaid is the party of government, not the royal family. My job is to scrutinise those in power, not defer to them. What’s remarkable is that you seem entirely untroubled by the treatment of women set out in my post, yet deeply troubled by me pointing it out. Not one fact challenged. Instead, scrutiny is dismissed as a “tantrum” and I’m told to “show respect”. That rather proves my point 🎯

We need an unapologetically patriotic national Church, rooted in the Bible and confident in promoting our Christian heritage. Not a taxpayer-subsidised pulpit for Marxist ideology, Net Zero dogma and fashionable political causes. Less ideology. More Christianity. dailysceptic.org/2026/10/24/…

Women and girls are collateral damage in the pursuit of mass-migration ideology. Now the so-called progressives are saying the quiet part out loud seemingly oblivious that they, too, may one day pay the price. NB: I’ve actually watched the exchange. It made my blood boil 😡 dailymail.com/news/article-1…

Apparently @reformparty_uk has a “woman problem”. March 2026. Senedd election hustings in Mold, North Wales. Six parties. Six candidates. Only one woman. The @RUKWales candidate 💪 Sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words.