Graham Smith

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Quite the U-turn from Farage on the Iran war. On March 2, he was much more gung-ho: “We should do all we can to support the operation. I make that perfectly, perfectly clear.” What could possibly have happened since then to change his mind?

Let’s be blunt. The world is more volatile than ever. Uncertain. Dangerous. The Spring Statement makes it clear: this is no moment for easy answers, magic money trees, or retreating from our alliances. The Greens may sound well-intentioned, but they have no credible economic plan. Their borrowing plans are frankly staggering. They’d turn Britain’s back on NATO, whilst wrecking our economy too. Reform take a different tack. Theirs is the politics of isolation. They’d pull us further from Europe, extinguishing trade in the process. Their brand of austerity would weaken our armed forces. What a reckless gamble made worse by their indulgence of pro-Kremlin talking points. But what unites them? If you thought Truss’ mini-budget was bad, their economic policies would make it look like a mild breeze. Meanwhile, today’s Spring Forecast shows: 📉 Inflation falling 💷 Borrowing lower than forecast 📈 Families £1,000+ a year better off That isn’t luck. It’s Labour doing the hard graft to rebuild and stabilise our economy. In an unstable world, a steady hand on the tiller isn’t optional. It’s everything.