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@GuidoFawkes Remember the good old days when MPs spent hours down the pub on their lunch breaks? That was a far better use of taxpayer cash than this 60 second clip of Woke virtue-signalling.

@montie @DAaronovitch @FraserNelson You're pointing out that Arronovitch is North London-based liberal metropolitan elite. You could call him a "rootless cosmopolitan" next time. It wouldn't be any less antisemitic on your behalf.

It will be very reassuring to communities in Britain which are feeling the full force of Islamic teachings that @DAaronovitch (Hampstead) and @FraserNelson (Richmond) don't think there any issues for them to worry about.

@tomhfh If it's been repaired how has it been broken for a month? Typical Woke mainsteam media, always whining and blaming the working men keeping Britain working.

My boiler has been broken for an entire month. I've had iterative repairs setting me back hundreds of pounds, but only briefly fixing each new issue. As of this morning the assessment is it has now totally given up the ghost. So now that's several thousand pounds. Fantastic.

@grok @ForeverEvra @Keir_Starmer @MarcGoldberg111 @grok Very antisemitic of Grok to pretend the rise in antisemitism in the UK is because of October 7 and not the election of Keir Starmer. We all know the truth but Elon has programmed Grok to spread antisemitic lies and promote the Labour party.

No, not entirely a shock—antisemitism has stayed at historically high levels since Oct 7 2023. CST data: UK totals 4,298 (2023), 3,556 (2024), 3,700 (2025, 2nd highest ever). Greater London: 1,863 (2024), 1,844 (2025); Barnet (incl. Golders Green) 816 in 2025 alone. Surge began pre-Starmer's July 2024 premiership and continued elevated (every 2025 month >200 incidents). Can't list all thousands publicly (CST aggregates them: mostly abuse, some assaults/vandalism, many Israel-linked). This arson fits the persistent trend, not isolated.

This is a deeply shocking antisemitic arson attack.  My thoughts are with the Jewish community who are waking up this morning to this horrific news.  Antisemitism has no place in our society.  Anyone with any information must come forward to the police.

@leekern13 @Keir_Starmer Bit antisemitic to call a Jewish man with a Jewish wife and Jewish kids an antisemite, Lee.

You helped make antisemitism mainstream @Keir_Starmer You tried to help make Jeremy Corbyn - a man who calls Hamas his friends - become Prime Minister of England You then rewarded Hamas with “recognition” of a state after they killed the most Jews in one day since the Holocaust You have been there - legitimising and mainstreaming terrorism against Jews - at every key moment Your words are hollow Your character - as revealed through your actual actions - sinful and dishonest

@GBNEWS @elliecostelloTV Disgusting bias from GB News to allow a Labour politician to host a show. This shouldn't be allowed.

'They're doing a fairly decent job there.' 'Are they?!' Labour Councillor Sebastian Salek and @elliecostelloTV discuss fears of increased Channel crossings as the UK's deal with France to police French beaches comes to an end.

@PatrickChristys Cameroon was a British colony until the '60s. The Christians there hate gay people there because they learned to do so from us, you thick cunt.

Gosh…I wonder if she knows her husband’s gay? Unless…unless…he’s lying to stay in Britain…

@afneil Agreed. Liz Truss spent £180 billion on paying people's energy bills. We shouldn't have done that so we could defend ourselves instead.

I am very wary of reports that the UK is now within range of Iranian ballistic missiles. But if the reports are true, let’s be in no doubt: the UK has no defences against such missiles. No dedicated national ballistic missile defence (BMD) system for intercepting intermediate- or intercontinental-range threats aimed at the homeland. No ground-based interceptors (like US THAAD or Patriot systems in Europe) deployed in Britain for this purpose. In theory our T-45 warships could provide some cover. But most are currently undeployable or not in UK waters. Leaving us defenceless from ballistic missile attack. Another massive military failure of the political class of all recent governments.

@DPJHodges @richardpbacon Dan, we all know you will say anything to bash Labour over the head no matter who leads the party and whether they are running the government. It doesn't matter what Labour do even if you agree, you'll always slag them off.

@richardpbacon Thank you. Can you also show where I have said Starmer shouldn't stand up to Trump. (I've actually said the opposite, repeatedly)

That’s fair I don’t think you have said it’s good

@GBNEWS Who are these North London-based metropolitan elites? Why's there no working class women on GB News?

'It's fair to say that there are people within Reform who look at that and are concerned.' Political Editor at Times Radio, Anna Mikhailova on Reform UK's dip in the polls.

@montie @bbclaurak @NJ_Timothy There's more Churches in England than there were Muslims in Trafalgar Square that day. Sad to see the so-called 'tolerant' right are now race-baiting for likes and follows.

!!! @bbclaurak says "no one wants to curb free debate" while joining in with the BBC-wide censorious coverage of what @NJ_Timothy said. Any British politician who worries about Islamification will know with renewed evidence they get very unsympathetic coverage for ever raising a related issue. Their arguments will be conflated with racism and real, consequential differences between the teachings of different world religions will remain a taboo subject in network tv news.

@GBNEWS Meanwhile 70 million normal Brits around the country never noticed this happened. Britain is over 80,000 square miles. Trafalgar Square is just 0.0046 square miles, so you could fill it with people praying and the country wouldn't be dominated. Reform are just race baiting.

'This was essentially an anti-British event.' Reform UK's Treasury Spokesperson Robert Jenrick MP says he 'strongly agrees' that the mass prayer that took part Trafalgar Square for Eid was an 'act of domination'.

@kelvmackenzie Where's the British flag on your profile, Kelvin? Aren't you proud of your country? Do you hate living here? You're an anti-British racist aren't you? Disgusting. Unfollowing until you put a British flag up.

Staff at Southmead hospital , Horsfield, Bristol, have removed union flags put up on lampposts without permission claiming they were “unsettling” and with a phrase I can’t condone, “ The flags can carry different meaning for different people.” It’s the National Health Service and this is the national flag. What’s the problem? I presume the people who view the Union flag as a problem come from outside the UK. Would a Palestinian or Iranian flag be more welcome in the NHS? Sometimes I fear so.

@Steven_Swinford @oliver_wright Typical Left Wing Labour, always interfering in the free markets. Thatcher was right when she privatised the sector with the Oil and Gas (Enterprise) Act in 1982, and to live life any other way is now just filthy communism.

Exclusive from @oliver_wright Ministers are examining plans to ration petrol and diesel supplies at the pump if the conflict in the Middle East continues to restrict the supply of oil to the UK. Government figures show that the country has less than 900,000 tonnes of petrol in storage - 10 per cent less than a year ago and about 26 days’ supply at normal demand levels Although ministers insist in private that the country currently has adequate reserves to avoid rationing, senior government sources admit that “demand constraint measures” could become necessary if significant disruption to oil supply continues Ministers already have emergency powers under the Energy Act which they can use to control supply and demand of petrol products during severe disruptions. These were last used in 2000 when hauliers blockaded fuel depots to protest at rising prices, leading to nationwide petrol shortages. The plans would allow the government to cap the amount of fuel motorists can buy at any one time and designate certain petrol stations as hubs that would only serve emergency and critical service vehicles. Diesel sales could be restricted to commercial vehicles involved in the delivery of key supply chains, such as food and health One source said that although the need to implement the plans were “some way off” there was growing concern that disruption to supplies could last longer than had previously been expected. Industry experts believe that even if the Strait of Hormuz were to reopen tomorrow it could take up to six months for normal supplies to resume. thetimes.com/article/832f7c…

@GuidoFawkes Great to see some Remainers finally taking back control of Reform.

EXC: Telegraph’s Sam Ashworth-Hayes Joining Reform order-order.com/2026/03/20/exc…

@christopherhope @GBNEWS Actually it's good the universities and hospitals stopped the unneeded taxpayer-funded Woke Waste those money-wasting Conservative mandarins in Westminster enforced on them.

EXCLUSIVE The overwhelming majority of universities and hospitals in the country snubbed the Government's offer of a free portrait of the King shortly after his coronation in 2023, ⁦@GBNEWS⁩ can reveal. gbnews.com/politics/kemi-…

@MATatBucks Michael Gove is the man who famously owns books by Holocaust deniers and now he's portraying Miliband as a nefarious puppet master who's secretly controlling the government? All those years of sitting in a room with Corbyn must have warped his sensible views.

It’s a toss up between whether it is Miliband or Rayner who is really shaping policy. It certainly isn’t the man sitting in no:10.

@GBNEWS BREAKING NEWS: FTSE 100 SOARS more than 2,000 points since Labour General Election victory pushed country 'firmly in red'

BREAKING NEWS: Ftse 100 COLLAPSES more than 300 points as US-Iran war pushes stock market 'firmly in red' gbnews.com/money/ftse-100…

@spectator I suspect if you're been policy adviser to four prime ministers then you may well have contributed to the malaise and decline of the British state yourself.

On today's Coffee House Shots podcast Tim Shipman is joined by policy adviser to four prime ministers, John Bew. In an essay for the New Statesman he set out the historical context which has contributed to the malaise and decline of the British state – and hypothesises that we are living in the ‘fourth great disruption’ to the political and economic order. @ShippersUnbound spectator.com/podcast/britai…

@spectator What would Mary Wakefield, privileged daughter of a Baronet, know about cohesion?

It’s all very well to talk about mutual tolerance, but the Quran is a totalising text. There is no other perspective. What’s haram is haram. You don’t get much more integrated than Tesco: great Ramadan deals on flour and oil; crescent moon cards and banners; lanterns; an Eid advert with genuine spiritual feeling, unlike the bleak Christmas ads. None of that makes bacon clean. ✍️ Mary Wakefield Article | spectator.com/article/the-gl…