Saffron263 retweeted
Burnham's government is spending your money in court to stop you finding out what foreign criminals have done in this country.
The data watchdog said publish. Twice.
Labour said no.
Half of Britain thinks it's a cover-up. Hard to argue with them, isn't it?
Why! That might be something to teach them at 15-16 years old not 8.
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Why are ppl not concerned that hundreds of thousands of illegals, especially of one demographic, is invading European countries and not going to countries in the Middle East. Why!
🚨 ALERTE DIRECT - Des CENTAINES de CLANDESTINS viennent de débarquer à Puerto de la Estaca sur l’île d’El Hierro aux Canaries.
Les MIGRANTS attendent de prendre les ferries en direction de Tenerife.
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Wreaths are laid at the Cenotaph to honour the brave men and women who fought for our country. Yet we have @lisanandy making a statement that Britain has not fought a war since 1945 in order to make a govt pitch for an EU return. Her comment was insulting to families of the brave men and women who fought in either the Korean War, Northern Ireland, the Falkland’s war, Iraq War and Afghanist. As @andyburnham should know the first priority is protection of the realm. A govt that knows very little about its country’s history is a govt sadly lacking in judgment.
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So why did Andy Burnham hand £55million to Abu Dhabi property developers when he was Mayor, with zero affordable housing requirements. Perhaps @andyburnham would like to explain.
I read the reports coming out of Manchester this morning and I am genuinely speechless.
Andy Burnham’s old political machine has just been caught secretly intercepting and censoring emails sent by the public to elected politicians.
What were those emails actually about? A resident was asking hard questions about the £55 million in taxpayer loans Burnham handed to Abu Dhabi property developers when he was Mayor, with zero affordable housing requirements.
Instead of letting elected councillors read the concerns of their constituents, unelected bureaucrats quietly diverted the emails straight to the legal department to be buried.
The politicians had absolutely no idea their personal inboxes were being filtered by the state.
The council claims they had to intercept the messages because of potential litigation. It is a complete lie.
Internal correspondence proves the city solicitor asked for this specific resident to be blocked months before any legal threat even existed.
You vote for local representatives to hold the system accountable. But the second a citizen asks where Burnham sent public money in a Gulf state property deal, his political syndicate builds a secret digital firewall to protect the investment.
This is not a functioning democracy. This is a captured corporate cartel running a cover-up for the Prime Minister, and the national media is letting them get away with it in broad daylight.
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Really! I find that very strange. Maybe he should be looked into. I have never trusted this man and many Ukrainians don’t either.
🚨¡El dinero de los impuestos de los estadounidenses y los europeos SE PERDIÓ!
“No sé dónde está todo ese dinero”
Zelensky admite que no tiene idea de qué ha pasado con los $200 MIL MILLONES que le ha entregado EE.UU y la UE. 🤨
“No sé qué pasó”👇
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The police will arrest you and you will go to prison for writing a mean message but a Police Community Officer who converted basically gets off with this. Would it have happened if she hadn’t converted. It makes you wonder when you see one demographic getting away with crimes. Are these men going to be deported, probably not.
🇬🇧 Police officer found guilty of aiding machete gang that cut off victim’s hand
Alice Dobson, a 31-year-old West Yorkshire Police Community Support Officer, has been found guilty of leaking confidential operational information to a gang behind a horrific machete ambush in Bradford that left one man with his hand cut off.
She shared details of the police investigation with Rahees Khan, 43, one of five men convicted of conspiracy to murder.
On May 12, 2025, victims Zayad Khan and Usama Khan were rammed by three vehicles on Tickhill Street, Bradford, and ambushed with machetes. Usama suffered severe neck wounds, while Zayad’s left hand was severed and his right leg partially amputated. Surgeons later successfully reattached his hand.
Rahees Khan, Mohammed Waqqas Khan, Hanzalah Saladin, Adam Takolia, and a fifth unnamed individual were all convicted of conspiracy to murder.
📸: Alice Dobson, right, pictured with, clockwise from top left, Adam Takolia, Rahees Khan, Hanzalah Saladin and Mohammed Waqqas Khan.
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Saffron263 retweeted
🚨 LABOUR WAS GIVEN THE BLUEPRINT TO FIX WELFARE IN JULY 2024. TWO YEARS LATER, THE BILL IS HEADING FOR £431 BILLION!
I want you to see how badly Labour has wasted its time in power.
Three weeks after taking office, Alan Milburn handed Labour a plan to get Britain’s out-of-work army back into jobs. Reform the DWP within six months. A national employment strategy within a year. Overhaul work capability assessments within eighteen months. “The idea is to move to action immediately,” he said.
Think about what happened next. Labour’s attempt to cut disability spending collapsed after a rebellion by its own MPs. Milburn’s new report on nearly one million young people with no job, training or education has slipped past the summer, the conference and the Budget. The OBR says the welfare bill will rise from £334 billion to £431 billion by 2031-32.
Look at the promises. Last week John Healey said welfare would fall before the election, then Downing Street said there was no deadline. The Centre for Social Justice says the Government has no “credible route to bringing the benefits bill down this Parliament”. A government source admits: “If we go into the next election without a credible plan to get a grip on the bill, we will be in serious trouble.”
So here is the question for Andy Burnham: you were told exactly what to do two years ago, so why is the bill still heading for £431 billion?
Disrespectful.
Why are none of you guys wearing a poppy? You're at a remembrance day parade............?
I get moaned at for being critical of the cops, my intention is to show somethings changed, in 2009 when I joined the Police, we would all have been wearing one.
#RemembranceDay #LestWeForget ??
It seems like the police of 2026 already have.
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Doesn’t look good @Ed_Miliband when the country is in dire straights. We know the Foreign Secretary position is really in name only but that doesn’t give you the right to holiday when you are suppose to be working, for what very little work the FS actually does.
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I’d lock him up for that alone. I’ve never forgotten his telephone call along with Jonathan Ross to David Suchet saying disgusting things about Mr Suchet’s grand-daughter. They thought it funny. Now to read this. What a disgusting piece of work.
Even if Russell Brand wasn't guilty of r*pe, I'd still be happy with his conviction and whatever sentence he gets on the grounds of it being justice for his childhood dog.
I mean, he wrote the below extract himself. As if he thought people would think: "Oh that's mean, but what a refreshingly honest chap he is!"
If he could do this to a defenceless animal and laugh about it years later, it tells you a lot about his treatment of those around him who he saw as vulnerable.
What an evil prick. Fuck him.
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If the @ukhomeoffice want to deport criminals then this woman is a prime candidate. So prove to us you mean what you say. Apart from the sickening fact she stood by her murderer son and lied, 3 years was a disgraceful sentence. A woman got more than that for deleting an angry message. Our judicial system is an absolute joke. There should be set sentences for set crimes not what a judge thinks it should be, The police did not to their job properly either. We have too much treading on eggshells for certain demographics and a more aggressive one for others. It needs to get its house in order.
Henry Nowak's killer's mother to walk free early, right on the anniversary of his murder 💔😡 SICKENING!!
Henry Nowak was just 18, a Southampton University student walking home from a night out, when Vickrum Digwa stabbed him to death on 3 December 2025. Digwa got life, with a minimum of 21 years.
His mother, Kiran Kaur, took the murder weapon from the scene and hid it at the family home to help her son. She got just three years.
Now, under Labour's early release scheme, she'll serve less than half of that and walk free around the anniversary of Henry's death. His family have called it "cruel". It's disgusting.
Your heart just breaks for Henry's family, especially his poor mum and dad. Losing a child is something no parent should ever have to go through, and now their pain has been made even worse.
Typical Labour, putting criminals first and victims' families last. Every single time.
And here's the question nobody in government will answer. Kaur is an Indian national, and she has been handed a deportation liability notice, yet no decision has been made.
Why isn't she being deported the moment she walks out of prison? What gives her the right to stay in this country after what she did?
The Home Office says it "will always seek to deport foreign criminals at the first opportunity".
Then prove it. 🇬🇧
Justice for Henry. 🙏
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This is one reason ppl don’t trust the police. They walk on in eggshells for one demographic yet behave like this towards others, He assaulted the man and from this video it was totally unnecessary and he should be made to pay and stripped of his job. Police should be able to control their temper and this man is a liability. @andyburnham @LabourSJ
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The EU wanted these connected to the internet. As usual they got it wrong.
BREAKING: Europe is under a massive widespread cyber attack right now Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Estonia, Ireland the Netherlands and just now Finland are all experiencing disruptions to supermarket refrigeration systems causing food to go off.
The attack is spreading...
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If this is the case @AngelaRayner they shouldn’t be working here if they are illegal immigrants. Does this country represent Britain or not.
🚨BREAKING: Angela Rayner has announced ILLEGAL MIGRANTS can now sue UK business’ for workplace harassment.
This is another example of absolute lunacy.
What are your thoughts? Reform UK will detain and deport before they even get a chance.
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This govt is carrying on from the last. They are ruining this country. Whatever Burnham says he’s not going to save this country. Instead he wants to give to the EU for countries that don’t need it. He has no backbone and is a yes man. We need someone with backbone and an iron will. What we need is another Margaret Thatcher someone who’s not afraid to take risks and puts the country first. @benhabib6 @jkyleofficial
Shabana Mahmood talks tough on settlement. Then Labour panics. The left complains. The policy gets watered down. Same old story. Every Labour immigration crackdown eventually collapses under the weight of Labour.
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I totally agree with him. What is racist about investigating a rapist even if he’s not British. I wonder how they would feel if one of the female relatives were raped by a foreigner. Would they scream racist then, probably not!
So Jeremy Clarkson says "it's not racist to investigate a rapist" and the usual mob comes for him. Course they do.
Nine words. That's all it took to send them into meltdown. And you know why? Because he's right, and they know he's right, and the only answer they've got left is to call him a bigot.
Let's remember what he was actually on about. A girl walks into a police station and says she's been raped by a gang. And she gets sent home with a cup of tea, because the copper knows that doing his job means being called a racist and losing his job.
That's not a rant. That's Rotherham. That's Rochdale. That's Telford. Tens of Thousands of kids. And the people who looked the other way are still in their jobs, still giving interviews, still telling us they were "led by the evidence."
He didn't say anything clever. He said something obvious, out loud, which is the one thing you're not allowed to do.
It was never racist to investigate a rapist, Jeremy. It was just easier not to and that’s exactly what the police and governments did, Fuck All. 🇬🇧
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Saffron263 retweeted
“Why is it that so many people who are 'pro-choice' when it comes to abortion are against choice when it comes to letting parents choose where their children go to school?”
— Thomas Sowell
Just depot her. We shouldn’t be paying lawyers to keep her here.
A Kosovan criminal with 13 convictions for 29 offences has escaped deportation after an immigration tribunal ruled she could remain in Britain, despite the Home Office fighting to have her removed.
Barbara Osmanovic, 40, was jailed for two and a half years in 2023 after a series of offences involving theft, fraud, attempted burglary and carrying a knife. She arrived in Britain with her family in 2000 and was granted indefinite leave to remain six years later. More than two decades on, and with a substantial criminal record behind her, she has successfully resisted the Government’s attempt to deport her to Kosovo.
Her offending included stealing the purse of a wheelchair user and then using the victim’s bank card to rack up £1,640 in spending. She also stole a purse from an elderly shopper at Marks & Spencer, attempted to burgle a woman’s home and was later found carrying a knife in a car park at a Premier Inn. Her repeated offending ultimately led the Home Office to pursue deportation proceedings in 2023. Despite the seriousness of her criminal history, her removal would become the subject of a lengthy legal battle over her right to remain in Britain.
In July 2025, an immigration tribunal allowed Osmanovic’s human rights appeal, ruling that she would face significant obstacles if returned to Kosovo. The judge considered her inability to speak Albanian, mobility difficulties, mental health problems and lack of a meaningful support network in the country. Evidence also highlighted the discrimination she could face as a Roma woman and the difficulties she might encounter obtaining identity documents and accessing healthcare. The tribunal concluded that she risked destitution and homelessness if forced to rebuild her life in Kosovo.
The Home Office challenged the ruling, but the Upper Tribunal dismissed the challenge in a decision published on October 27, 2026. Although it found that the original judge had made an error when assessing whether Osmanovic was socially and culturally integrated into Britain, the tribunal ruled this did not change the outcome because the findings about the obstacles she would face in Kosovo remained unchanged.
The result is that a woman with 29 offences has avoided deportation, with the tribunal ruling that the obstacles she could face if sent back outweighed the public interest in removing her from Britain.
#UKNews #CrimeNews #UKPolitics
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