Liz Webster: Starmer’s Brexit reset was domestic...
Starmer’s Brexit reset was domestic mood music only. Warmer words, but little movement on the UK’s fundamental economic relationship with Europe. As @ScottLucas_EA points out, you can’t keep cherry-picking forever. At some point, Britain has to decide what relationship it really wants with its biggest market.Adam Brooks: This is Labour...
This is Labour 🥀 🤬 Prisoners due for early releaseby Labour. 85 were jailed for manslaughter 220 for the rape of a child 344 for the rape of an adult 982 for sexual assaults on children Via @DannyShawNews @telegraphLiz Webster: Brexit didn’t just make trade harder...
Brexit didn’t just make trade harder. It also made Britain more vulnerable to overseas takeovers. A weaker pound, slower growth and reduced investment have left many British companies looking relatively cheap to foreign buyers. As more iconic British firms are acquired by overseas investors, is the economic model Brexit cheerleaders promised?
Lee Hurst: The number of Burnham FanBoys...
The number of Burnham FanBoys getting upset at this it’s like the £30 grand flights to get there, the unnecessary new building and duplicated jobs are all taxes they are happy to pay. If Farage was taking unnecessary plane flights at taxpayers’ expense, I’d be calling him out too. That’s the difference between me and these Lefturd cultists, I’m not a hypocrite.Adam Brooks: Prime Minister @andyburnham...
Prime Minister @andyburnham We have a national security risk from those arriving illegally via the channel. We have had so many instances of attacks on women & girls. Why aren’t you speaking about this ? We are more interested & worried for this than videos on scampi fries.
Fraud Rewarded with Promotion
The new Prime Minister has unveiled a raft of measures which, he says, are intended to improve the country's fortunes. However, social media users are already questioning how they will be paid for, whilst also reviving allegations about the financial controversies surrounding the former Mayor of Greater Manchester.
Alex Wickham: Andy Burnham’s spending ambition...
NEW: Andy Burnham’s spending ambitions and the impact of $100 oil have lifted the 10-year gilt yield above 5% all week That’s its longest stretch above that level since 2008 The UK is at a particular disadvantage due to uncertainty over the new govt
Pat Condell: The British people need to...
The British people need to be armed and free to use deadly force against home invaders.Adam Brooks: I’ve been very vocal...
I’ve been very vocal on this for two years. People caught with machetes and large knives aren’t jailed. Even after multiple offences. Britain is lawless… and Labour have accelerated the madness.
Lewis Brackpool: When the Greens talk about...
When the Greens talk about being “Anti-Billionaires” and “Tax the rich”, they never seem to address the fat cats getting huge paycheques from illegal crossings and hotel contracts. Why? Because they’re happy to create a permanent low-wage foreign underclass.
Gareth Icke: Andy Burnham, the unelected prime minister...
Andy Burnham, the unelected prime minister. Promise a load of shit, fool the gullible, call a general election, get a mandate, go back on all of it. That's the play.Adam Brooks: Remember…
Remember… it’s ok for MPs and media figures to speculate about so called ‘far right’ threats after arrests, but dare do the same about the far left after an arrest and they threaten you with contempt of court. The agenda is clear. As clear as the made up ‘far right terror plotLiz Webster: The UK’s growth problem...
The UK’s growth problem isn’t primarily that wealth hasn’t trickled down enough. • Productivity has been stagnant for years bc 2008 financial crisis led to austerity compounding problems. • Trade frictions (especially with our largest market- Brexit) raised costs and reduced competitiveness • Business investment is weak bc ⬆️ • Energy, housing and planning constraints suppress activity Simply transferring money from bosses to workers via higher wages or taxes doesn’t automatically create sustainable growth. If firms face higher labour costs without higher output per worker, the result is often fewer jobs, higher prices, or businesses scaling back, not a consumption boom. Redistribution can support demand in a downturn, but it is not a substitute for fixing the structural issues that have made Britain poorer relative to its peers. Wealth has to be created first. We need to get free trade back with Europe.Lee Hurst: I think the reason the Tories and Labour...
I think the reason the Tories and Labour are scared of Reform is that, when it comes to debating, they can’t blame them for what is happening with the country like they usually blame each other.
Lee Hurst: Gary Lineker could make a personal...
Gary Lineker could make a personal donation to HMRC today. He won’t. Instead he can claim the ‘moral’ high ground without spending a penny. If all these millionaires wanted to they could also just give money to HMRC. None of them do. They actually make me want to vom.Adam Brooks: The reality is that Labour...
The reality is that Labour have added tens of thousands of £ to pubs costs. Fact. Whilst we welcome the 20% business rate cut, it is a tiny fraction of what Labour have added to our bills. It equates to around £3 a day for the average pub. The industry is at critical levels. ONLY A VAT CUT SAVES ITPat Condell: Confirming what we already knew...
Confirming what we already knew. Burnham is all presentation, zero substance. “‘Compared to Starmer, for example, I think he’s a lot more charismatic,’ said Megan.” That’s a bar so low it’s subterranean. A block of wood is more charismatic than Starmer.
David Kurten: Labour are deceitful and destructive...
Labour are deceitful and destructive. They increased employers' National Insurance which bankrupted many businesses, and now announce a business rate cut for pubs and clubs to sound good. This is like slashing someone with a knife and then offering them a sticking plaster. #LabourOut
Philip Proudfoot: Part of why Britain feels miserable...
Part of why Britain feels miserable, the actual feeling of decline, is caused by empty high-streets and loss of community assets. Anything to address this is good.
Jayda Fransen: I think everyone can see…
“I think everyone can see…” - this is a common Leftwing tactic. Pretend that anyone expressing outrage over this is in a fringe minority, which forces most (weak) people into silence. The reality is, they’re laughing & joking about releasing rapists onto our streets. Demons.Lee Hurst: I can’t stress enough how much I think...
I can’t stress enough how much I think this is a bad idea. I think with current polling we could end up with a centre left coalition govt with the 5 year clock starting again. Failing that we will end up with a Reform/Tory coalition with Reform hamstrung at every turn and they will just end up totally ineffectual. The public will blame Reform NOT the Tories as the MSM will ensure that is the narrative. We need Labour to slump and Reform back above 30% before a GE.Adam Brooks: A Government that DECIDES to release paedos...
A Government that DECIDES to release paedos, rapists and violent men early… isn’t a Government that should be supported. End of.
Alice Smith: Taxation is slavery...
Taxation is slavery. Censorship is slavery. Public ownership is slavery. Mass surveillance is slavery. Don’t delude yourself that slavery is abolished.
Timothy Ash: U.K. defence spending is incredibly inefficient...
U.K. defence spending is incredibly inefficient - dreadful and wasteful procurement thru primes. More of the same is not a way forward. Radical change is needed.
Robin Monotti: If you think that Ann Widdecombe...
If you think that Ann Widdecombe was killed by "the Left", or that anything like Left & Right even exist in 2026, you are being played like a fiddle.Lee Hurst: Labour’s polling will plummet...
Labour’s polling will plummet by the end of the year. Better for Reform to suck it up for 6 months and beat them with a good majority. A GE now would only result in a coalition govt.
Daniel Lacalle: Net zero and statism have demolished...
Net zero and statism have demolished growth and job creation in the UK. The government wants to double down.Pat Condell: This is damning...
This is damning. Read it all. Burnham is a deeply cynical and shifty individual. Truly a nasty piece of work. He doesn't belong in Parliament, let alone Downing Street.Alex Wickham: Keir Starmer’s allies accuse Andy Burnham...
EXCLUSIVE: Keir Starmer’s allies accuse Andy Burnham of appointing a divisive cabinet designed to reward those who brought him down. One says it immediately breaks Burnham’s pledge to be inclusive and run a broad church. Another says it’s dangerously hubristic and creates enemies who will come back to haunt him. A third says there is no policy justification for the top appointments. Burnham’s allies insist the cabinet represents all factions and regions. But in a striking response some of Starmer’s allies are saying men have got the top jobs and that it cements a north-south divide. While some see John Healey as a safer pick as chancellor than a left-winger, a Starmer ally says he’s been misunderstood and he’s actually the fiscally loosest possible choice because he wants a massive increase in defence spending. There is a lot of negative briefing about Wes Streeting, an arch anti-Starmer plotter, over his lack of defence experience. Former soldier Dan Jarvis losing his job is particularly upsetting people. Ed Miliband, another key plotter, as foreign secretary is causing a big reaction. Some are confused because he faces a very difficult task winning round the Trump administration that openly dislikes him. And it’s angering those who were appalled by his infamous decision to block action against Assad. There are also early signs of discontent on the left over Shabana Mahmood’s reappointment as home secretary. Lots of Burnham supporters on the left abstained on the immigration bill last week assuming she would be moved. They will want her to water down her more hardline immigration policies. Some on the left are also disappointed Miliband wasn’t made chancellor, saying Healey will want to focus spending on defence and is hardly a transformational pick otherwise.Read more