Jack Tsang

This is Judge Tracey Lloyd-Clarke, she has sentenced an ex-soldier with PTSD, Daffron Williams, to two and a half years in prison for Facebook comments. She also sentenced someone for posting a video on social media to 12 months. But that exact same judge let off a child rapist called Reese Newman because she said the prisons were overcrowded This is British Justice.

This is what Labour wanted. 500 children without a school place. 170 staff made redundant. Their VAT raid on school fees was never about “fairness”, it was about punishing independent education. Children, families teachers and support staff are now paying the price.

🚨Massive BBC Poll Backlash: 95% Say Multiculturalism Has FAILED! BBC ran a viewer poll: “Is multiculturalism working?” Result: 5% Yes — 95% No. Even the BBC’s own audience isn’t buying the narrative anymore.

Ed Miliband is still refusing to use North Sea oil and gas to bring down energy costs. He says that it wouldn't have any impact - but that's total nonsense. The truth is, he's too obsessed with Net Zero ideology to help hardworking people by bringing down their bills.

@FFS_WhatNow Very helpful 😂

Keir Starmer assisting at the Strait of Hormuz.

Parliament is in recess. House of the People is not. MPs get roughly 85 days of official recess every year when the House does not sit for votes or debates. The average UK worker gets just 28 days holiday. MPs earn £98,599 a year while the average full-time UK salary is £39,039. When MPs are away, democracy does not stop and neither should your voice. That is why House of The People exists: Log on to see how your MP votes, compare it to your own votes, and find out exactly how wide the gap is between Westminster and the rest of us.

🚨NAMED AND SHAMED This is Judge Elizabeth Ruddick She just let an AFGHAN migrant who ATTACKED a Mother and a 14 year old girl with a WINE BOTTLE in the street REMAIN in the UK She claimed he was receiving medical treatment on the NHS and is no longer a threat to our society INSANE Judges like this should lose their license to practice APPALLING DECISION

The Free Speech Union’s latest investigative briefing reveals that ALL FIVE members of the Government’s working group tasked with defining “Islamophobia” — now rebranded as “anti-Muslim hostility” — have troubling links to Islamist organisations. These include the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) and Muslim Engagement and Development (MEND), which successive governments since 2009 have refused to engage with due to their extreme views. Baroness Gohir even tweeted in support of Hamas in 2014. Another member stood for the far-left, Islamist-supporting Respect Party. In a free society, no religion should enjoy greater protection than others — nor be shielded from legitimate criticism and challenge. Parliament abolished blasphemy laws in 2008. This Government risks reviving them for Islam alone, via the back door. This group was stacked with members already sympathetic to such a definition. With the Government yet to appoint a new Islamophobia tsar, there is deep cause for concern. Watch @Katie_Lam_MP’s video below 👇

🚨NEW: Westminster Voting Intention: ➡️ REF: 24% (+1) 🌳 CON: 19% (=) 🌹 LAB: 16% (-2) 🌍 GRN: 16% (-3) 🔶 LDM: 13% (+1) 🇬🇧 RTB: 4% (+4) Via @YouGov, 6-7 April Changes w/ 29-30 March

How many times do people have to watch illegal traveller camps take over their green spaces before something is done? The last government took action, but the ECHR blocked it. The next Conservative government will leave the ECHR, and clamp down on these sites. Here’s how 👇

As the Senedd election campaign gets underway, just 13% of Welsh people believe the Welsh government is doing a good job Welsh government Good job: 13% (-1 from 5-12 Jan) Neither: 26% (+1) Bad job: 51% (-1) UK government Good job: 11% (+1) Neither: 22% (+2) Bad job: 64% (-3)

✍️ 'Most of us would regard Walker Smith’s action as principled and laudable, I think, yet so deep is the warped, risk-averse, legalistic health-and-safety culture adhered to by businesses like Waitrose that this dedicated staff member soon regretted it' | Writes @AllisonPearson Read the full column below 👇 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/04/0…

@Telegraph Thanks Miliband for destroying his party 🙏🏻

🔴 Labour’s biggest union backer has warned the party it will lose hundreds of council seats unless Ed Miliband allows North Sea drilling 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/…

123 out of 516 Crown Courtrooms in England and Wales are sitting empty today — that’s 24%. Yet @DavidLammy claims the only way to cut the 80,000-case backlog is to curb our ancient right to trial by jury. There is no credible evidence for this. A report by the Institute for Government shows it would save just 2% of Crown Court time — not the 20% claimed. It’s obvious: jury trials aren’t the problem. Our courts simply aren’t sitting. Another reason why victims aren’t getting timely justice is the Justice Secretary’s failure to do his job. #SaveJuryTrials

M&S warns retail crime 'out of control' as staff 'fear going to work' amid threats of violence gbnews.com/money/marks-an…

With a Green Party document reportedly proposing 55mph speed limits for motorways, 69% of Britons would be opposed to such a move Results link in replies

📣🚨Karen Webb, an NHS specialist nurse with 42 years’ experience working with older people, faced losing her honorary Queen’s Nurse title after being reported for gender-critical posts on X. The situation began during what should have been a standard team meeting. In the informal chat before proceedings began, Karen, in response to another colleague, expressed support for the Olympic Committee’s decision to exclude male athletes from women’s sporting categories. Within minutes, she received a private message from the Trust’s Head of Equality and Inclusion, informing her that she had “upset a lot of people”. The following day, she was told that her “attitude” towards transgender individuals needed to be discussed. Three months later, Karen was called to a formal meeting with senior figures at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, where she was questioned about her views on trans people and her ability to provide them with compassionate care. Believing the matter to have been resolved, Karen was then contacted by the Queen’s Institute of Community Nursing (QICN), which informed her that it had received a complaint about alleged “transphobia” and “bigotry”. She was instructed to delete her social media posts or risk losing her honorary title. The experience caused her significant and understandable distress. At that point, Karen turned to the Free Speech Union for support. The FSU wrote to QICN on her behalf, setting out her legally protected right to hold and express gender-critical beliefs under the Equality Act 2010. Shortly thereafter, QICN dropped its investigation and issued a full apology, acknowledging that there was “no case to answer” and that Karen had “done nothing wrong”. Following a Subject Access Request (SAR), it emerged that the complaint had been made by a senior activist colleague, who had also disclosed information from a confidential internal process – despite that matter having been closed without any disciplinary action. This disclosure appeared to be a malicious attempt to damage Karen’s professional reputation and facilitate the removal of her honorary title. A subsequent grievance investigation by the NHS Trust upheld Karen’s complaint, finding that confidential information had been improperly shared with QICN. The Trust accepted that Karen had a reasonable expectation that discussions within the internal process would remain private, and confirmed that this expectation had been breached. The Trust has since stated that “appropriate action will be taken” to ensure lessons are learned and similar incidents do not occur again. Although the Free Speech Union was ultimately able to protect Karen’s title and prevent disciplinary action, the experience has left a lasting impact. Now retired, she reflects that the episode has cast a shadow over what should have been the culmination of a long and dedicated career in nursing. This sad episode resulted in Karen deciding it was time to retire. We are proud to have supported Karen during this difficult time. Cases like hers are far from isolated – more than 40 per cent of the Free Speech Union’s casework now involves individuals facing repercussions for expressing gender-critical beliefs, which are protected under the Equality Act 2010. Watch Karen share her story and join the Free Speech Union below 👇

Angela Rayner's authoritarian Employment Rights legislation has created a state sponsored police force which will force its way into businesses, seize documents & arrest people. This is another attack on employers & jobs. Conservatives will scrap this authoritarian body & stop Labour's continual assault on the UK economy.  telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…

Shoplifters don't care anymore thanks to shops like Waitrose and Coop telling staff they will be fired if they try and stop them... Expect this crimewave to get worse