Dave Warburton

@SimonDanczuk When Mandelson was arrested wouldn’t the Met Police have looked into his personal phone ? Any normal person would have their phone taken off them for a time on being arrested. Did they and take a copy of the contents ?

Starmer’s government are in contempt of parliament for not demanding Mandelson’s personal messages. The humble address which the, Commons passed, insisted upon it. I strongly suspect that this is the issue that’s going to finally finish the Prime Minister off…

Labour have to GO 🚫

@BethRigby LOL….Remind us who sold all our gold and called Gillian from Rochdale ‘some bigoted woman’. Yes,there are indeed parallels between Starmer and Brown !

ANALYSIS: Starmer thinks he’s the right man for this moment, despite what Trump or some in Labour say. Trying to draw a parallel between him & Brown during 2008 financial crisis when the then embattled PM said ‘this is no time for a novice’? Will it work? news.sky.com/story/starmer-…

@_RobbieMoore Basically,it seems like they’re dragging it out and slow timing for as long as possible to give them more time to destroy evidence that implicates them.

Over the past 9 months, I have been investigating how the Home Office has been preparing for the national grooming gangs inquiry - and crucially, whether vital evidence has been properly protected. What I’ve found is extremely concerning... In June last year, Baroness Louise Casey recommended a full national inquiry. Her Audit was clear that in the meantime, police forces, councils and authorities across the country should be required not to destroy any records that could be used as evidence. But we now know that didn’t happen. Freedom of Information requests now appear to show the Home Office waited a staggering 212 days - nearly seven months - before formally contacting police forces and other key agencies. Today, the Home Affairs select Committee has written directly to the Home Secretary warning that this 212 failure means that some records critical to the inquiry “might have been destroyed”. That is a staggering failure at the heart of government. I first raised the alarm on this in December, after uncovering that authorities in Bradford had not received any instruction at all from government. Just two days later, newly appointed Chair of the National Inquiry, Baroness Anne Longfield, wrote to the Government reinforcing exactly the same point. Yet even after that warning, it still took another 36 days for the Home Office to act and pass the Chair's message on to authorities. Freedom of information requests show that then-Permanent Secretary Antonio Romeo finally wrote to Home Office-funded Arm’s Length Bodies and Chief Constables across the country on 14 January 2026 - 7 months after the Casey Audit. The government now has serious and unavoidable questions it must answer. - Why was there such a delay? - What kind of records may have been lost? - What are the legal consequences if records have been lost, but the Home Office failed to act? Even now, it remains unclear whether local councils across the country were ever formally contacted at all about the protection of records. Unless the government can provide clear answers to these questions, they risk not only undermining confidence in this process, but failing victims who have already been let down for far too long. Read the Home Affairs Select Committee letter here: committees.parliament.uk/publications/5…

LOL. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@LozzaFox @Shed1962 I never found him funny,even as a child.

I have to confess to never having found Lenny Henry remotely funny, even as a child. I just sort of went along with it, as so many did. The famous British sense of fairness and lifting people up - however spoiled and ungrateful they are - has given SIR Lenny a life most people could only dream of. What is his thank you for these opportunities? Indeed where is another notorious guilt trader @adilray gratitude for the opportunities, gongs and titles the BRITISH people have given him coming from the best part of the soul of this incredible nation? To hate us. That’s the thanks we get. To call for 18 trillion more pounds of free money because nothing will never be enough for these elitist socialist pricks. They hide behind this stolen word “Diversity” and it’s new confected meaning - in which colour of skin trumps everything, especially the content of your character - and they hold award ceremonies where they continue to harangue and bully the very people who have paid for their lunch for far too long. I’m glad SIR Lenny is worried that DEI is going the way of the trans madness, consigned to an embarrassing flicker in our nation’s history. I’m glad that very soon there will be no racist “Diversity Awards” and with their fading memory, every decent minded Brit can take a look in the mirror and remind themselves that awarding ungrateful babies for throwing their toys out of the pram isn’t the quick cure all we were told it was. Fuck you, Sir Lenny and all who sit on golden thrones telling the plebs they should applaud louder for being hated. Game over DEI. Game over Lenny. We want our country back. White, black and all the colours in between - it doesn’t matter - we want to hope and come together for our country. We HATE diversity of anything other than opinion. It’s what made our country great and will make it great again. We want to be released from the spiteful arrogance of ungrateful, talentless oafs like yourself. We are British and we are proud. Join in or sod off.

@SimonDanczuk @Mike1222 That interview is absolutely appalling coming from a government minister. Quite possibly the worst I’ve ever heard.

Please give this 1.5 mins of your time, then you'll realise Starmer's government isn't fit to keep Britain safe as war rages all around us. Not only is the Defence Secretary hesitant and confused, he's completely wrong too. Labour are disaster from start to finish.

@PeterBleksley @nottspolice Without wishing to be mysogynistic,it seems that pretty much every woman Chief Constable who pops up in the news these days is pretty appalling. And some of the blokes leave rather a lot to be desired too.

This pathetic specimen, Kate Meynell, former Chief Constable of @nottspolice, fails upwards into another highly paid policing role. This time it’s with East Midlands Specialist Operations Unit when it’s blatantly clear she couldn’t run a bath. Shameful. Disrespectful. Just wrong.

@DrNeenaJha I agree. My recent experiences tell me that our NHS is frankly bloody awful.

I’ve been an NHS doctor for over 15 years I can sit here and confidently tell you that the NHS is worse today than it has ever been Streeting’s NHS funding cuts, doctor replacement, referral refusals have led to astronomical hospital wait lists & GPs on the brink of collapse

@TheGriftReport And many claimed it was ‘really hard’ to get a motability car. Hmmm obviously not !

🚨 BENEFITS CHEAT MUM, 33, CLAIMS £23K FOR BEING HOUSEBOUND WITH ANXIETY – THEN JETTED TO CANCUN FOR CLUBBING, ZIPLINING & SURFING! Catherine Wieland from East Sussex raked in £23,662 PIP over two years, swearing she couldn’t cook, wash or leave the house alone due to crippling anxiety, PTSD and dyslexia. Reality? She was spotted at Thorpe Park THREE times, Chessington, Brighton Pride, quad-biking, cave-exploring, 76 beauty appointments and 60 pub/club nights – plus a luxury Mexico holiday with her son! DWP surveillance and her own social media posts nailed her. Hove Crown Court heard she even bagged a Motability BMW. Judge slammed: “Pure and simple fraud… aggravated by pubbing, clubbing and Cancun.” 28-week suspended sentence + full £23k repayment ordered. Classic!

@DeborahMeaden ….is taking the piss and one day our government will find out they’ve been mugged by a man who wasn’t quite what they thought he was.

This man…

@BethRigby It’s a bloody obvious cover up. It’s stinks to high heaven.

Q: Critics say the theft and botched investigation of Morgan McSweeney’s phone stinks of a cover-up. Can you understand why people are suspicious about this phone being stolen just as the Mandelson scandal was unfolding?

@StephenFlynnSNP Come on Stephen it’s time you took Starmer to task in the commons over McSweeney’s phone. Do love your take downs.

The curious mind of the former Director of Public Prosecutions.

Good grief. This is our Defence Minister in an absolute car crash. 🙈🙈🙈🙄

Well well. 🤔

@JuliaHB1 @JANEDART5 This must be caught on cctv….somewhere !

Everyone continues to report that Morgan McSweeney told the Met Police his phone had been snatched by a balaclava-clad man on a bike. There is no mention of a balaclava in the police transcript of his call to report the crime. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@RachelD1892 @boblister_poole No

Do you believe Starmer is telling the truth about McSweeney-Mandelson? A straight yes or no. (Something we'll never get from Starmer)

@SkyNews Get real Keir and stop lying. 🙄

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer tells reporters it is a "little bit far-fetched" to suggest that the theft of Morgan McSweeney's phone was to hide Peter Mandelson's messages. Live updates: trib.al/1evMZTO

@EssexPR One of the very few decent ones.

Labour MP… 👀 ⬇️

@PippaCrerar It’s laughable that McSweeney didn’t tell them exactly who he was. You just would tell them,unless of course you wanted it to stay beneath the radar in the hope of hiding something.

EXCL: Cabinet Office is understood to hold number of text and email exchanges between Peter Mandelson and Morgan McSweeney, despite theft of former chief of staff’s phone in October last year. The whereabouts of McSweeney’s messages with Mandelson has been under intense scrutiny since it was reported his work device was stolen shortly after Mandelson was sacked as US ambassador. McSweeney did not disclose he was Keir Starmer’s chief of staff when he reported the theft, according to a transcript released in highly unorthodox move by Met Police, which said it wanted to correct misreporting of the incident. But not all of the correspondence has been lost - and a tranche is expected to be publicly released as part of Mandelson files in coming weeks. I’ll talk about this more on @itvpeston tonight.