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The uniparty only has one idea: ban things. That’s it. No imagination. No originality. No creativity. No clue.

Scotland, it’s time for #Reform This Thursday we have two by-elections‼️ And we have two outstanding candidates. ➡️ Jo Hart for #AberdeenSouth ➡️ Bill Reid for #Arbroath #BroughtyFerry Vote Reform #GetReform #ByElections

Starmer promised “security first” – then produced a secretive defence plan so weak that his Defence Secretary and Armed Forces minister both resigned on the same day in protest. Healey spells it out: Starmer has been “unable” and the Treasury “unwilling” to commit the resources to defend the country at a time of rising threats. Carns goes further, warning the DIP is “not built for the threat we face” and fixated on fighting yesterday’s wars with outdated kit. Against that backdrop, Badenoch’s demand for the full £28bn now is not a “ Tory wish list” – it’s the bare minimum to close a known shortfall the PM has been sitting on since Knighton first raised the alarm.

Pish stained tramps of the @TartanArmyGroup embarrassing us all. Not big, not clever, not at all respectful to all other nations there, especially England.

🔮Prediction: if the new SofS accepts this settlement and imposes it on the Department, then one or more of the Chiefs will walk.

Now we see why Susan Aitken resigned and deleted all her socials. Because she's just another criminal, embedded in the establishment.

The ruinous anti oil & gas policies of the SNP have decimated Aberdeen, yet the separatists will still vote for this charlatan. It sickens me to see the decline of my once prosperous city.. Unlike the rest of Scotland, which are rising, house prices are down 29%. I wonder why?

If the SNP win the Aberdeen by- election, we are truly fucked.

@DominicFarrell I’m with you Dom. Man is a scoundrel.

@ScotExpress Green scum, think they have some proprietary rights over Tartan Army and Scotland.

Celtic fans BOOED by Tartan Army in Boston as raging Hoops supporters blast 'shameful' scenes scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/sport/football…

Get ready for fireworks Friday / Saturday , Labour Party will implode regardless of the result ……… Burnham wins , ministerial resignation and leadership challenge Burnham looses ,ministerial resignation and leadership challenge Either way ,our supreme leader is screwed ,tick ,tock ,tick ,tock …

Today a group of Muslims prayed next to the Ministry of Defence, facing the Iraq and Afghanistan memorial. As I have said before, choosing to pray in this way in public is a political act. It is a social statement and, yes, it is an act of domination. Anybody who understands Islamism understands that the domination of public spaces is part of the modus operandi. It is done so Islamists can show who is in charge - and to show other Muslims and the wider public that the authorities will bend to their will. There is quite obviously no need to pray here. The decision to do so is symbolic and pointed. It is not welcome. We have freedom of religion in this country, which is why there are mosques. But we are not a Muslim country and this is not welcome. It should be stopped.

The World Cup should be: In 1 country With 32 teams And 64 games And each game should have two halves (not four quarters)

Wow. Quite the interview with Juncker here, and basically takes a big steaming dump on all of those planning to march in London this weekend (all 14 of them) Not gonna happen, time to move on!

🚨BREAKING: A government insider has told the Daily Mail that the government propaganda unit (Research, Information and Communications Unit) had threatened the family Henry Nowak after he was murdered by Vickrum Digwa to maintain pro-multiculturalism messaging. "RICU made sure that the liaison team dealing with the family were well briefed." This was obvious considering how every single Labour/Lib Dem MP and liberal media figure came out to parrot the line "why don't you care about the family's wishes, Mr Farage?" "They are working with the Police Service of Northern Ireland's C3 intelligence unit to identify those posting the online 'calls to protest' in Belfast and other areas, as well as giving strategic messages to the police to ensure that the protesters were portrayed as unsympathetic thugs, rather than activists, and effecting behavioural change."

Andrew Neil laying it out bare in this great short interview. Burnham isn’t prepared for power. I think if he was to become PM he’ll quickly realise that the problems aren’t Starmer’s… They’re the country’s. Reality bites. @afneil @JuliaHB1

I haven’t forgotten what happened in Belfast, and nor should you.

Starmer is now in open conflict with the very people tasked with keeping Britain safe: Knighton warns of a £28bn shortfall, Healey says the plan “falls well short” of what’s needed, Carns calls it underfunded and outdated – and Starmer’s answer is to shuffle the deckchairs. This is not accidental – Downing Street has known about the gap for months and still tried to push through a DIP that tops out at 2.68% of GDP while talking tough on Russia, China and NATO. Badenoch is right to force the issue into the open and insist on the full £28bn up front: there is no point writing the cheque after a NATO ally has already been attacked. A Prime Minister who ignores that warning is not cautious – he’s negligent.

Kemi Badenoch was fearless today, ripping into Labour’s disgraceful choice to protect a bloated welfare state while Britain’s defences are left exposed. With Dan Jarvis nowhere to be seen, Kemi stood up, led from the front, and put national security first.