Richard Dolman 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@paulgodbert Certainly would be if implemented robustly

@AArrows71 @implausibleblog I thought Brexit was supposed to protect our borders and we were taking back control😂

Fiona Bruce, "I've heard Reform UK say that they'd get rid of benefits for people with mild anxiety, what % of welfare bill does that make up?" Former Conservative now Reform UK, Danny Kruger, "I don't know" Fiona Bruce, "So how do you know it will save you £10 billion?" *audience laughs* Danny Kruger, "I don't know every fact and figure" Fiona Bruce, "You've just given us £10 billion and you have no idea how you get to it" Danny Kruger, "I can stand that up later if you like"

@PanVanDams @budgiek @implausibleblog Boat crossings are maybe down ,only due to bad weather in the channel …give it 2 weeks & record numbers of rapists/murderers & terrorists will be invited over. Labour don’t deport ,just import.

@AArrows71 @budgiek @implausibleblog "stopping boats & deporting foreign criminals,rapists & murderers" Boat crossings are massively down. And we already deport foreign criminals, rapists and murderers if their sentence is longer than 12 months.

@paulharper75 @bazdjcooper The EFL are not gonna move the biggest game of their calendar They should have postponed the 2nd leg fr 24/48 hrs for investigation & concluded that the 2nd leg should have been played at Boro (again) to even out any injustice The EFL are making a mockery of their flagship Finl

@bazdjcooper Unfortunately for them, it won't happen. The removal of Southampton and potentially missing out on circa £200M isn't proportionate to the crime. Just my opinion.

Blimeh, Middlesbrough have come out and called on the EFL to remove Southampton from the play-off final... #hcafc hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/football…

@DMcGwinn @budgiek @implausibleblog Push back on the mad race for the impossible nett zero Put British taxpayers first Stop teaching LGQBT in our primary schools

@AArrows71 @budgiek @implausibleblog Hi Richard. Can you tell me which policies you like about reform, that do not relate to immigration?

@maatmouse @ajhuxlee @budgiek @implausibleblog The Tories have copied the Reform policies. Labour have done the exact opposite to their manifesto & put illegals in front of British taxpayers The Greens are a rabble of Islamic nutters You must be a Restore supporter?

@ajhuxlee @AArrows71 @budgiek @implausibleblog Their policies are all ‘fur coat and no knickers’

@MelaineJshepp @paulgodbert @implausibleblog Because he will be our PM in 2029

@AArrows71 @paulgodbert @implausibleblog If this was true, then why has Farage been on dozens more times than any other politician?

@budgiek @implausibleblog Kinda like asking the government housing minister (Reed) how many houses have been built? & he didn’t have a clue !!! Vote Reform to make Britain safer by stopping boats & deporting foreign criminals,rapists & murderers.

@AArrows71 @implausibleblog It was a pretty straightforward question which yet again a reform/new Tory couldn't answer - hilarious that so many of you are falling for this

@narindertweets Brexit was a democratic vote. The negotiations to exit were a disaster. Only Nigel Farage as PM can make Brexit work as it was designed You will be long gone by then

And imagine being rewarded with wealth for making us all poorer!!

Man of the people Nigel Farage - after weeks of saying the £5million was for his security- has changed the story to "a reward for Brexit" I can't keep up with the lies...

@paulgodbert @implausibleblog The hand picked weirdos tell you exs y what the BBC & its employees are …. You fount have to be an elected MP to be invited onto QT Vote Reform for a safer Britain 🇬🇧

@AArrows71 @implausibleblog The BBC and Bruce are pro Tory you tool. Farage has been in QT more than any other politician, Zia Yusuf is on literally every week despite not being an actual MP.

@AngelaRayner Once a thief ,always a thief.

I welcome HMRC’s conclusion, which has cleared me of any wrongdoing. I have been exonerated by HMRC of the accusation that I deliberately sought to avoid tax. When purchasing a home of my own with a mortgage, I did not own any other property and had no personal financial interest in the court-instructed trust set up to manage my son’s financial award. I was advised by experts that I should pay stamp duty at the standard rate. I set out to pay the correct amount of tax. I took reasonable care and acted in good faith, based on the expert advice I received, and HMRC has accepted this. I have always sought to act with integrity, and I believe politicians should be held to high standards - that is why I resigned from government and cooperated fully with HMRC.  I wanted to ensure that I paid every penny that I owed, and have done so. I am relieved that my family can now move on - and that I can get on with my job.

@MichelleDewbs Top drawer parenting ,not easy at all When there’s more than one of the chirps however.

Wow - This has created a great debate about parenting, I love to see it! 🙌 I can’t help but notice tho- there are some utter melts responding to this🤣 To those people - Allow me to push you right over the edge then…(trigger warning!) In addition to my football approach - My 5 year old son also does tennis. We insist the coach ‘scores’ his performance, to him, out of 10 each time. My boy is gutted when he scores below 8, but knows if so, he must try harder next time to beat his own score. He bursts with pride when he achieves it. At a recent swim lesson, he messed around the whole time. So when we got home, he had to give me his pocket money box. I took ‘pennies’ from it (which he was most upset about!) whilst explaining that if he wants to mess around during a lesson, he can ‘pay’ for it himself & waste his own money. He hasn’t messed around there, during lesson time, again. And during his first ever ‘fun run’ - When the event had finished & everyone else was sat, I convinced him to push himself & run a whole extra lap, alone. He did so, with gusto. I push him as best I can. I don’t indulge (and never will) so-called ‘gentle parenting’, victimhood, trigger warnings, safe-spaces or loser mentalities. I will teach him that life can be hard & that he will be knocked. And that’s ok. But always, always dust yourself off, go again & do whatever it is, to the best of your ability. But - I serve all this (and more), alongside a staple diet of: deep love, support, affection, fun, spontaneity, adventures, laughter, happiness and hugs. I hope all of these ingredients (and others) combine to one day create a wonderful man. One filled with motivation, decency, integrity, strength, self-belief, respect, competitiveness, courage, resilience, grit, accountability, confidence, grace, kindness, compassion, happiness, humour, good manners, good banter and a whole lot more (including a Hull accent! 🤣🤣)… If so…that for me, is parenting done well and I’ll say again, an approach which, if many others adopted - would see this country (and our young people!) in a far better place than it currently is. 👍🏻

@mikegardner_wb @CatharineHoey He wowed to stop the boats ,reduce working taxes & is travelling to the U.S.A to support the England football team. If Carlsberg did P.M’s

BREAKING NEWS: Starmer’s amazing speech Sir Keir Starmer smashed it out of the park today with a barnstorming speech which astonished critics and colleagues alike. Speaking without notes and cheered on by his cabinet colleagues he gave a passionate defence of Labour’s record. Even the hard- nosed press corps assembled in Downing Street burst into spontaneous applause at the end. Meanwhile cheering crowds poured onto the streets of Red Wall constituencies waving union jacks pledging support for the PM. Just kidding of course. Th reality? Starmer’s speech was the same old reheated, vapid drivel we’ve heard a hundred times before, delivered with his usual lack of charisma and with contents about as inviting as a week old litter tray.

@angus_young61 The far left will go to any Dick Dastardly deeds to prevent Democracy. The people have voted ,let it be.

Here’s why I think an informal Lib-Lab-Ind pact might be on the cards #47-10

@narindertweets @BoonYdiEnwFi Not long now until you leave the U.K Reform 🇬🇧

@BoonYdiEnwFi I'm afraid they still won't see. They are so blinded with bigotry

If you voted Reform....my friendship with you ends.

@DominicFarrell Some outstanding results up & down the country. I’d suggest the opinion polls for the general elections are very inaccurate. Reform must be way out in front …. The Liberals Dems held on & made some gains through mainly protest vote (anti Reform ) The future looks bright 🩵

@sapper1592 @angus_young61 Then there’s Drypool & North bridge which seem to have more maintenance than Katie Price.

@angus_young61 Have you seen the state of Hull recently, the Lib dems aren’t exactly making it a nice place to live , it’s a dump and getting worse. They spend money Jane over fist with ever project costing millions more than they signed up for .

Final result: Reform UK’s 10 seats, Lib Dems 8, Labour 1. Overall standing: Lib Dems 26, Labour 16, Reform UK 10, Independent Group 3, Independents 2. Lib Dems now a minority administration.

@sapper1592 @angus_young61 The Lib Dem’s create cycle lanes at the drivers frustration & tax payers money. After a year they realise the cycle lanes are not being used as their woke expectations. Thus they spend more money & holding up the driver trying to get to & from work ….

@Tania_Reform @Twi_tching The tax paying public have had enough …Reform have clean swept the nation 👏👏👏🇬🇧🇬🇧

To everyone calling Reform voters Nazis, bigots and ugly… We’re the ones waving good morning on your street. Making your coffee. Cheering your kids at sports day. And this morning? We’re winning seats by the thousands across England. Turns out there are rather a lot of us. And we’re lovely, actually. 😊

@angus_young61 A great but not surprising result.The public (especially the tax payers),have had enough. Labour are a dead duck.