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I hate to use a random guy as an example but it’s just not fair that these people, who can’t work out how utterly ridiculously stupid they sound, are larger in number than the rest of us. It pisses me off how they are openly wrecking our country

Great day in Makerfield! ☀️🇬🇧

Hands up who thinks ‘Zia’ Muhammad Yusuf is an arrogant entitled gobshite 👀

Another successful day out in Makerfield 🇬🇧 What I saw today is that more people see through Burnham's lies than I first thought. People are sick and tired of Labour, no matter who the candidate is. The only way to stop Labour in Makerfield is by voting Reform 🇬🇧

What's the dog thinking?

Richard Tice, pictured here with everyone who doesn't think he's a tax-dodging entitled twat.

EXCL: The disgraced sexual predator Charlie Elphicke — ex-Tory MP who unsuccessfully sued the Sunday Times before, during and after his time in prison — has declared himself bankrupt. We are among his creditors: he owes us a six-figure sum for pursuing his libel claim. The action needlessly protracted the suffering of “Jane”, who accused him of raping her. He was represented by Carter Ruck, the law firm of choice for oligarchs and known for representing ultra wealthy claimants against journalists. After we found him on the streets of west London last week, he acknowledged he’d made “mistakes”. However, he refused to comment when asked if he accepted he was guilty of the offences for which he was convicted and thrown in prison.

EXCL: The disgraced sexual predator Charlie Elphicke — ex-Tory MP who unsuccessfully sued the Sunday Times before, during and after his time in prison — has declared himself bankrupt. We are among his creditors: he owes us a six-figure sum for pursuing his libel claim. The action needlessly protracted the suffering of “Jane”, who accused him of raping her. He was represented by Carter Ruck, the law firm of choice for oligarchs and known for representing ultra wealthy claimants against journalists. After we found him on the streets of west London last week, he acknowledged he’d made “mistakes”. However, he refused to comment when asked if he accepted he was guilty of the offences for which he was convicted and thrown in prison.