Alex Wickham: Andy Burnham has performed...
New: Andy Burnham has performed his first u-turn since becoming PM He told reporters on Monday he was looking at raising the personal tax allowance, after proposing the tax cut in an interview with the Times at the weekend Tonight aides indicated he won’t go ahead with it
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.
Cameron Hudson: Just like in the Horn of Africa...
Just like in the Horn of Africa, the Trump Administration has no strategy for the Sahel. Except the Sahel is even less strategic to US interests than the Horn. So the idea of expanding our game of terrorist whack-a-mole from Somalia, to Nigeria, to Mali might play to a MAGA audience, make us appear tough, and might possibly undermine Russia in the region (which has never been a stated objective of this Administration), it risks making the US a target for these terror groups, encourage them to deepen ties AQ and IS core groups outside the Sahel, and send us down a slippery slope of escalation that neither the French nor Russians escaped from without serious damage to their pride and reputation.
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.Adam Brooks: Labour promised that violent criminals...
Labour promised that violent criminals and those in for sex crimes wouldn’t be released as part of their early release scheme… THEY LIEDLee 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.Alex Wickham: Trump ratchets up pressure on Iran...
Trump ratchets up pressure on Iran threatening to “bomb and destroy ONE BRIDGE OR POWER PLANT,” including around Tehran, any time Iran’s military “shoots at a ship in the Strait of Hormuz.” Also means there will be more scrutiny of the UK govt position on basing.
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.
David Kurten: It is wrong to increase the tax...
It is wrong to increase the tax burden on struggling workers and pensioners through fiscal drag to fund war and foreign aid.
Bushra Shaikh: Israel could not sustain a prolonged...
Israel could not sustain a prolonged war with Iran on its own. It would lose. For Donald Trump, choosing this prolonged, costly war for Israel, will inevitably result in presidency suicide. Not only is this war unpopular with Americans, so is he.
Andrew Bridgen: How much more evidence...
How much more evidence do our politicians need that the administration of the experimental Covid shots was a crime against humanity and in breach of the Nuremberg code ?Adam Brooks: Why did the police and Keir Starmer...
Why did the police and Keir Starmer tell Nigel Farage that Ann Widdecombe was murdered in a burglary gone wrong ?
David Icke: This is absolute bollocks...
This is absolute bollocks. Yes, there is a tracking system orchestrated from another dimension (where human control really originates), but it's nothing to do with 'evolution' and everything to do with ongoing and expanded control in a reincarnation loop. See The Road Map.
Pouria Zeraati: From this moment on, every time the Islamic Republic...
Important/ Trump: 'From this moment on, every time the Islamic Republic fires at a ship in the Strait of Hormuz, whether with a missile, rocket, drone, or any other weapon, America will respond by bombing and destroying a bridge or power plant; even bridges and power plants located near Tehran or inside the capital itself.'
Restrictions on Social Media: From Voluntary to Mandatory
A blanket ban on under-16s accessing social media is due to come into force in spring 2027, and the Government’s position on the issue remains unchanged. Although the new occupant of 10 Downing Street has promised to take a less restrictive approach to regulating online activity, many social media users remain unconvinced.
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.David Kurten: Axing VAT on electricity bills...
Axing VAT on electricity bills is Heritage Party policy. It is good that is being cut. However, it will be in vain if there is a massive increasing in spending, tax and borrowing in other areas.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.
Alex Wickham: This is the problem with Burnham...
This is the problem with Burnham creating so many enemies: there is a long list of people now ready to publicly critique his policies, or worse in this case, tell markets they are unfundedAndrew Bridgen: Russia appears to be isolating...
Russia appears to be isolating Odesa before a major offensive. Moscow refuses another call for a ceasefire in place from EU powers. NATO’s plan was always to use the proxy war in Ukraine to weaken Russia and its economy, it has actually weakened NATO and the European economies.Lee Hurst: So basically the savings made...
So basically the savings made to fund the 5% VAT cut in domestic energy bills do not exist as the Digital ID Burnham has binned to pay for it was not funded anyway. This is a £850 million hole that Labour have just blown in our finances. FYI I’m all for cutting VAT on energy bills, but don’t try and make out it’s already accounted for. The £850 million will be dragged out of you some other way.Lee Hurst: The police are simply...
The police are simply a political tool to be used against us. I cannot trust them.Adam Brooks: The left have infiltrated all of our institutions...
The left have infiltrated all of our institutions, authorities & media. They are setting the narrative, but social media is exposing that over & over again. That is why they are trying to censor or shut it down. Imagine we didn’t have X… Southport, Henry Novak, grooming gangs
Felix Rex: Was Trump right to attack Iran...
Was Trump right to attack Iran because of what they might do if we attacked them? Consider the fact, that Iran refuses to be curb stomped by the the US/Israel and in turn this not only humiliates Trump daily, but is contesting far more than Washington’s control over the Strait of Hormuz: it is challenging the architecture of American power across the Middle East.David Icke: His high-profile resignation in June...
His high-profile resignation in June as Defence Secretary was not part of the coup putting Burnham in Downing Street. Outrageous suggestion.Read more