Mark Rowley

That moment was a genuine turning point for me. When ordinary British citizens were immediately framed as “far right” in the aftermath of the 3 young girls from Southport being murdered, I realised something had gone badly wrong in this country. It was the moment I started questioning how the government views and treats its own people.

Let’s be frank, @Keir_Starmer you Lost because we HATE you. We hate you because of Southport. We HATE you for attacking pensioners and farmers. We HATE you for allowing unvetted illegals of fighting age into U.K. We HATE you for dragging out mass rape inquiry. We just HATE YOU!

Good morning

I see there's a piece in the Telegraph today attacking Restore Britain for our halal slaughter ban. Usual lines, usual insults. Don't care. I really want to be clear here. For too long, these debates have been suppressed because people are afraid of being called unpleasant names. I am entirely uninterested in all of that. Restore Britain is going to tell the truth. Halal and kosher slaughter is vile. Barbaric. Un-British. Both must be banned. The animal's throat is sliced whilst fully conscious, and it bleeds to death in the most unimaginable pain. I don't particularly care if people get offended. This is Britain, and we do things our way. We treat our animals with care and dignity. Obviously Starmer won't ban halal slaughter, neither will Farage or the Tories. Restore Britain will.

@AntSpeaks Absolute disgrace

The turning on of the Christmas tree lights in London, UK compared with Warsaw, Poland. Do not tell me that London Mayor Sadiq Khan cares about the city or about Christmas...

It has indeed come to this

Happy #EmergencyServicesDay! Thank you to all our emergency staff across the country 💙 With roles ranging from call handlers and paramedics to technicians and care assistants, it takes a whole team! Find your own team at healthcareers.nhs.uk #999Day

A parent's dream come true!

I like sitting in pubs on my own, listening to a ticking clock, the pull of a handpump, distant clinking of glasses, quiet chatter.

A powerful message that all young men need to hear.

🤟 | The Coventry streets will never forget this display by a 39 year old Gordon Strachan at White Hart Lane, unbelievable solo performance. #PUSB

This is from the lounge in Tokyo Airport, I think I want one in my kitchen😃😃👏👏🍻🍻

This should go to number 1 in the charts 🤣🤣

Craig David on Bo' Selecta will always be the best thing ever...

Taking responsibility for your own health is important, because nobody else is going to do it for you. You're the one who will benefit, but you have to make the effort. Not Government, you. Somehow, this is seen by many as an unpopular message. Take responsibility.

@EpochInspired @VisionaryVoid Murica 💪🏻

@VisionaryVoid A man reached for a stuck landing gear on his friend's plane from a sunroof of a car driven down a runway and fixed it. St. Augustine airport, Florida, 1985 twitter.com/Xudong1966/sta…

A pilot named Dennis Fitch was fascinated by famous airline crashes, he studied the crash of Japan Flight 123 to see if he could have flown the doomed aircraft. Years later, Fitch was a passenger on a plane that, like Japan Flight 123, also lost hydraulic power. Fitch offered to assist the pilots. They miraculously managed to crash land, saving the lives of over a hundred passengers. Landing a plane without hydraulic control is an almost impossible feat, requiring great skill and tremendous physical exertion. Throughout the ordeal, Fitch kept his good humor, joking with the captain (Haynes): Fitch: "I'll tell you what, we'll have a beer when this is all done." Haynes: "Well I don't drink, but I'll sure as hell have one." In the end, the plane did crash. People died. It was horrible. But the very fact that anyone survived the crash at all is all due to one man. One man who came well prepared. Test pilots have since been unable to replicate a survivable landing under the same conditions.