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Perfect from @afneil. #October7th 🇮🇱🇬🇧
“Thus did Israel become the first nation ever to be attacked for being attacked.”
@AfNeil critiques the West’s mostly young and “better educated classes” for being “useful idiots in the cause of evil.”
#TimesRadio
Major Harry Clark retweeted
Lam is slamming it. 💙
SEAT PREDICTION LATEST - WEALD OF KENT
CON (Katie Lam MP) HOLD
MAJ: 11.5%
pollingreport.uk/seats/E1400…
Major Harry Clark retweeted
We mourn the passing of Patrick Stewart, who inspired countless individuals at NASA (and beyond) to boldly go where no one has gone before.
ALT Image description: A packed, sparkling starfield captured by our Hubble telescope — with strange new worlds potentially awaiting. Credit: ESA/Hubble and NASA, R. Cohen
Major Harry Clark retweeted
Brilliant from Dermot today
Busy day at the draft CP Bill Joint Committee. Here's Dermot Kehoe giving evidence. Parents should never feel afraid to tell their child “I don’t believe you’re born in the wrong body… but I do believe you’re my gay son and I support you in that”.
You can watch the whole meeting here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Inde…
Petulant brat Robert Jenrick fails to acknowledge that questions arose because Nigel Farage tried to be smart by calling a budget press conference, during which he lied about his reasons for not attending the budget. Yet another amateur Reform drama entirely of their own making.
@RobertJenrick #Dickhead
Reform have a problem with women.
Sophie Ridge asks Robert Jenrick about Daisy Coopers claim that Nigel Farage pushed a female MP.
Jenrick responds ‘I’m sick to death of these pathetic Westminster events … ‘some petty bolshy MP got in the way’ and he ‘doesn’t care’.
#bbcqt
Major Harry Clark retweeted
There are 3 issues..
1. LibDem MP overreacting to a bit of nothing in the queue. 6 of 1, half a dozen of the other.
2. Farage overreacting, by saying he wouldn't attend without a reserved seat.
3. Farage didn't get his reserved seat because he didn't actually attend prayers, so his card was invalid
Farage has been an MP for over 2 years, nearly ½ a Parliament & still hasn't learned the ropes & protoco.s necessary to manage 650 Ps in a chamber designed to take 300. If he spent a bit more time in Parliament & familiarised himself with how things work, he could be more effective. As it is, he's a waste of space.
Major Harry Clark retweeted
Patrick Stewart once found himself joking with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr about being three knights at the same table. No grand speech, no performance. Just a moment of shared laughter.
A long career leaves behind more than great roles. It leaves moments people remember.
Major Harry Clark retweeted
Shocked and bloody angry I think... it takes more than that to shake me.
I may be a woman, but I'm not the snowflake here.
Exclusive:
Nigel Farage's "physical altercation" during the State Opening of Parliament was with the Lib Dem MP Caroline Voaden - and has caused an major row between Reform and the Lib Dems.
Lib Dem sources say Voaden was left "shocked and shaken" after he "shoved" her to secure a place in the procession of MPs to the King's Speech.
Video from the Commons Chamber that day shows Farage and Voaden making their way down from their benches together.
Voaden reported the incident to the Serjeant at Arms and says Farage was asked to apologise - but hasn't.
A Reform spokesman denies any wrongdoing by Farage, saying "it was the Lib Dem MPs being aggressive towards Nigel". Lib Dems say that is "utter nonsense"
Farage said yesterday that the "physical altercation" was the reason he didn't put up a fight to be in the Chamber for the Budget after his prayer card to save a space was removed.
He said he thought that after the row with Voaden, it was "better to avoid conflict".
But in a further twist, a Commons spokesman says Farage's card was only removed because it didn't have a date stamp, which are required to reserve a spot.
Top work by @hope_sapphire here:
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
The one incontrovertible truth is that Farage initiated the lies. He lied about prayer cards to excuse missing the budget. When that lie collapsed, he pivoted to the altercation excuse.
No one would have known about the incident if Farage hadn’t referred to it. This is his mess.
Exclusive:
Nigel Farage's "physical altercation" during the State Opening of Parliament was with the Lib Dem MP Caroline Voaden - and has caused an major row between Reform and the Lib Dems.
Lib Dem sources say Voaden was left "shocked and shaken" after he "shoved" her to secure a place in the procession of MPs to the King's Speech.
Video from the Commons Chamber that day shows Farage and Voaden making their way down from their benches together.
Voaden reported the incident to the Serjeant at Arms and says Farage was asked to apologise - but hasn't.
A Reform spokesman denies any wrongdoing by Farage, saying "it was the Lib Dem MPs being aggressive towards Nigel". Lib Dems say that is "utter nonsense"
Farage said yesterday that the "physical altercation" was the reason he didn't put up a fight to be in the Chamber for the Budget after his prayer card to save a space was removed.
He said he thought that after the row with Voaden, it was "better to avoid conflict".
But in a further twist, a Commons spokesman says Farage's card was only removed because it didn't have a date stamp, which are required to reserve a spot.
Top work by @hope_sapphire here:
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
Major Harry Clark retweeted
Nigel Farage had every opportunity to make his voice heard in Parliament but instead he chose to hold a press conference.
That was his decision, and he should be honest about it.
@libdemdaisy
All joking aside, in a bare knuckle fight between Nigel Farage and the Lib Dem, my money is on Caroline ‘Destroyer’ Voades. 🥊
Major Harry Clark retweeted
“We asked a hundred people what they would do if they were queuing behind a lady in the House of Commons. You said:barge her out of the way.”
Major Harry Clark retweeted
A Nazi bully at school - @Nigel_Farage denies this despite 34 witnesses to the contrary - he is a bully MP.
He told people he didn't go to the budget because he did not want an altercation with an MP.
It turns out that this is @LibDems' @CarolineVoaden.
Pathetic.
I am not shocked by his shameful behaviour because of the testimony of so many witnesses for my book, The Real Nigel Farage.
Nasty piece of work.
Exclusive:
Nigel Farage's "physical altercation" during the State Opening of Parliament was with the Lib Dem MP Caroline Voaden - and has caused an major row between Reform and the Lib Dems.
Lib Dem sources say Voaden was left "shocked and shaken" after he "shoved" her to secure a place in the procession of MPs to the King's Speech.
Video from the Commons Chamber that day shows Farage and Voaden making their way down from their benches together.
Voaden reported the incident to the Serjeant at Arms and says Farage was asked to apologise - but hasn't.
A Reform spokesman denies any wrongdoing by Farage, saying "it was the Lib Dem MPs being aggressive towards Nigel". Lib Dems say that is "utter nonsense"
Farage said yesterday that the "physical altercation" was the reason he didn't put up a fight to be in the Chamber for the Budget after his prayer card to save a space was removed.
He said he thought that after the row with Voaden, it was "better to avoid conflict".
But in a further twist, a Commons spokesman says Farage's card was only removed because it didn't have a date stamp, which are required to reserve a spot.
Top work by @hope_sapphire here:
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
Major Harry Clark retweeted
Absolutely disgraceful, and yet again this type of behaviour comes from the party that claims to stand for “protecting our women and girls” 😒 Good on @CarolineVoaden for standing her ground in the face of Farage trying to play the victim yesterday 🙌🏻
Exclusive:
Nigel Farage's "physical altercation" during the State Opening of Parliament was with the Lib Dem MP Caroline Voaden - and has caused an major row between Reform and the Lib Dems.
Lib Dem sources say Voaden was left "shocked and shaken" after he "shoved" her to secure a place in the procession of MPs to the King's Speech.
Video from the Commons Chamber that day shows Farage and Voaden making their way down from their benches together.
Voaden reported the incident to the Serjeant at Arms and says Farage was asked to apologise - but hasn't.
A Reform spokesman denies any wrongdoing by Farage, saying "it was the Lib Dem MPs being aggressive towards Nigel". Lib Dems say that is "utter nonsense"
Farage said yesterday that the "physical altercation" was the reason he didn't put up a fight to be in the Chamber for the Budget after his prayer card to save a space was removed.
He said he thought that after the row with Voaden, it was "better to avoid conflict".
But in a further twist, a Commons spokesman says Farage's card was only removed because it didn't have a date stamp, which are required to reserve a spot.
Top work by @hope_sapphire here:
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…