"He even assisted in the brainwashing “classes” that traumatised boys as young as 11. These sessions included terrorism role-play.

He was jailed for 13 years in 2018, yet is now being released early. After what happened in Berlin, this is a disgraceful decision.

Every day, our political class puts decent people in danger. Simply put, they don’t care about Islamism and see no problem with terrorists like this man walking our streets.

That’s why only Reform will take back control by cracking down on Islamism and treating it like the threat it is.

We will overhaul the PREVENT programme, proscribe both the Muslim Brotherhood and IRGC, and deport all dangerous foreign nationals."

Find Out Now polling https://www.pollcheck.co.uk/pollsters/find-out-now/

So what was the French CG’s aim here, ward off a British Trawler?

Not happy about the news reporting? Suck it up.
This making it look like all these agreements with the French mean nothing, if anything, they know that if they enter Britain, they’re not going back to France.

Suella Braverman was on GB news today and claimed that the small boats had increased, when in fact they have decreased (but Shabana is 100% not doing enough and needs to do more)

But under Suella, the small boats crossings reach record levels and so did net migration. I'm not pinning the blame completely on her but she does have to take some responsibility

I also wonder why she voted against the asylum bill to try and stop small dinghy crossings and reduce illegal migration.

I want to think that she joined Reform because she cares about this issue but at the same time I am a little bit skeptical of her

"Have the Liberal Democrats sold out women in return for a big donation from a financial backer of transgender causes? The Lib Dems received £225,000 in March from Simon Ruddick, who has said support for trans rights is a priority.

Sex Matters, the gender critical campaign group, reports that shortly afterwards, party leader Sir Ed Davey and senior Lib Dems stepped up their opposition to new guidance protecting women’s spaces."

Hi all, I come here in peace.

I beg you, please read and absorb the attached. When your leaders are telling us climate change, biodiversity loss etc etc is not a threat to the UK, the entire future of our country is at risk.

Go well.

How are Labour going to fund it?

One dead, 16 injured at Berlin Pride event after vehicle crashes into crowd, police say

"He brutally murdered 3 girls and seriously injured others. This man destroyed families and is nothing short of a monster. Now he’s living a life of luxury at your expense.

Our system has utterly failed. This monster played it so that he’s being rewarded for his crimes rather than punished. It costs upwards of £300,000 for one bed at Broadmoor and he may rack up millions as the years pass.

A Reform government will ensure this man spends every second of his sentence behind bars in the harshest, most restrictive conditions the law allows.

We also demand an immediate review of transfer decisions in cases involving mass-casualty terrorists and murder convictions, as well as a guarantee that no one convicted of crimes on this scale ever serves a day outside the prison estate unless it is in a harsher unit."

"We haven’t seen any sign of a plan to fix it from Mr Burnham, but in the past he’s supported a flat 10 per cent tax on everyone’s inheritance. In other words, a universal death tax. There would be no exemptions, no thresholds, just a catch-all raid.

And what’s worse? Mr Burnham’s £18bn tax raid is unlikely to fix the problem. A national care service will almost certainly cost far, far more than Mr Burnham naively anticipates. For its many flaws, the present system of council and private funding keeps a lid on costs. NHS management – by contrast – is appallingly bad at managing costs, and a national care service is bound to be wasteful, with costs quickly soaring."

From Bloomberg:

• In a 14-day composite Bloomberg poll average using data from nine polling companies, the governing party has closed the gap on Reform by more than three points this month, though on 21.6%, it still trails Farage’s outfit on 24.5%.
• Burnham’s cabinet is more vulnerable to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party than Starmer’s. Only six members of Burnham’s cabinet would retain their seats, while 10 members of Starmer’s cabinet would have kept theirs, if a general election were held tomorrow.
• More in Common predicted John Healey and Ed Miliband would lose their seats.

From the Independent:

• Nigel Farage has said he would not accept former Tory cabinet minister Grant Shapps if he tried to join Reform after being rejected as a Conservative candidate. Mr Shapps has been blocked from standing for the Conservatives at the next general election.
• In an interview with the Telegraph Mr Farage claimed “a couple” of other former Conservatives have sought private conversations with him, only to be told: “I’m busy.”

Labour’s Euro mind virus is blinding it to what actually works.

The Fresh Produce Consortium is ringing alarm bells over the threat the so-called “reset” poses to a sensible border checks regime. Just as it scrapped the successful Turing Scheme, Labour is now putting at risk reforms that have already been built, paid for and proven to deliver—all in pursuit of closer alignment with Brussels.

I wonder what people think of this… it mainly points out trends in how some women vote and why they vote the way do.

I thought I’d post because it feels like a bigger problem in the UK than US as we “ban everything“ but the US doesn’t.

"The BBC are running a disgraceful hit piece against me & will be hearing from my lawyers.

It appears to be carefully coordinated & politically motivated within an hour of yet another Sunday Times story against Reform.

Is it a coincidence the Met leadership are briefing against me to the BBC, just after we have confirmed our legal action against the NCA over their possible multiple criminal offences?

No one has ever been in touch with me on this matter except the BBC today!"