Victoria Kitchiner

BREAKING: France officially BANS Israel’s Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir from entering the country.

Asylum decisions have quadrupled. The asylum backlog is now down from its peak of 175,000 to 49,000 people awaiting a decision - the lowest level since 2019. More decisions mean more asylum hotel closures and more illegal migrants removed or deported.

If you want a few bots to block post one of these!👍🏼

Burnham has absolutely no plan for Britain. His only plan is to get into Parliament so he can destabilise and maybe topple the Prime Minister. Giving handouts to Manchester isn’t the basis for a national platform of renewal and prosperity. It’s all a game. Abject silliness.

@otto_hope @georgegalloway And how totally, deliberately blinkered are you! The Israelis are out of control, murderous terrorists. Their brutality is well documented and recognised by all the major organisations, including the UN. However, I guess Hope Otto knows better…

@georgegalloway Omg gosh you guys are hopeless. It never happened.

This is a German citizen a European Union citizen kidnapped in International waters and savagely beaten by Germany’s ally Israel.

@MarkRuffalo Israel is a society that celebrates sex trafficking, pedophilia, and rape; their culture and society are never ashamed but always proud, celebrating these crimes elsewhere in the world, not in Israel. This Zionist death cult must be exposed.

huffpost.com/entry/released… “At least 15 cases of sexual assaults, including rape. Shot with rubber bullets at close range. Tens of people’s bones broken,” organizers of the Global SumudFlotilla posted on the Telegram social media app. “While the world’s eye is trained on the suffering of our participants, we cannot emphasize enough that this is a mere glimpse of the brutality Israel imposes daily on Palestinian hostages.”

Mark has over 7 million followers. After 4 hours this tweet has 18k views. Suppression of information on Israeli crimes is very very real.

A celebration event that Andy Burnham had been invited to. In a miracle event - Farage managed to find his way to Makerfield with the Daily Mail in tow and the dodgy plumber with poor vetting took them around and they just so happened to arrive at this very cafe .................

COWARD FARAGE Farage thought he'd wait until after the local elections for the £5m GIFT to disappear. It didn't. Another £1m #Brexit BUNG appeared. Now #Farage is hiding from the UK TV and press. FARAGE'S A COWARD #FarageTax #FarageRiots #FarageBung x.com/i/status/20574…

Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "The most consequential by-election in living memory is already the most bizarre" "The Green candidate in Makerfield has already quit" "The Reform UK candidate is in a controversy over his social media history" "And Labour's Andy Burnham is pretending he just wants to be an MP, while doing everything to show the real plan is to be Prime Minister" "His aim is not to join the government, but to take it over"

Another of those massive vetting successes 🤣 A Reform UK councillor who vowed to try and address anti-social behaviour and "people feeling unsafe" during her campaign was convicted of assault four months before the local elections. Bouncer Emma Beck, 47, was found guilty of assault by beating after shoving a woman in her 60s to the floor bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

NEW #theharbornereceipts Billionaire Christopher Harborne gave millions to Nigel Farage & Boris Johnson & their parties. Then the pro-crypto announcements began. We mapped a timeline of Harborne's £30m political donations and crypto-friendly announcements by Farage & Johnson

Remember the fuss the right created about net migration? Turns out it only counts if one of their treasured little fascists fixes it.

Given the frequency with which interviewers quiz Zack Polanski about his boob enlargement hypnotherapy episode, I expect they will soon start grilling Kemi Badenoch about the time she illegally hacked a Labour MP's website

"Russia has driven itself into a dead end. It has no strategic solution left. What they are doing now only delays their defeat. The Russian Federation will face internal collapse. This process has already begun" - Budanov🇺🇦

Keir Starmer wasn't in Parliament at the time, but he publicly opposed the war in Iraq. He marched against it. He said it was an unlawful war. He recently stood against joining an illegal war in Iran. #AndyBurnham voted in favour of the Iraq war & voted against having an inquiry.

1 year in office @ReformDurham Andrew "the liquidator" Husband & his assistant twit @darrengrimes admit they don’t know what they’re doing, so they’re spending £250K on 2 political assistants to guide & advise. The tax payer picks up the tab for Husband & Grimes incompetence.

Anyone seen the continuing relentless media scrutiny of Farage's £5 million gift and £1.4 million home? Almost here today, gone tomorrow, compared to the scrutiny of Rayner.

NEW: Bloomberg Saturday read Is Andy Burnham Labour’s saviour, or is it just… vibes? — The last week has been fascinating. Burnham has had a bumpy start. He’s boxed himself in by committing to the fiscal rules and Labour’s manifesto on tax. It significantly limits his room for manoeuvre to deliver his promise of change. — Some in Labour worry he’s already trapped by the same political and economic constraints that hampered Keir Starmer. While there’s no doubt he polls better and has more energy, they stress he isn’t a messiah who can fix all their problems. — Burnham performed 5 u-turns this week: on rejoining the EU, on the fiscal rules, backing a hardline immigration policy, reversing his trans views, and ditching a 50p top rate of tax. An MP on the left says he looks inauthentic. Another compares it to Starmer’s safety-first Ming vase strategy. — More clarifications are coming. Allies say it’ll be difficult to drop Starmer’s Brexit red lines on the single market and customs union before an election, and that it’ll be hard to fully nationalise energy and water. Ambitions are being scaled back. — A supporter says he’s being sensible and scraping the barnacles off the boat. But it shows he knows he has the same problem as Starmer losing votes both left and right, and he has a similar response: picking policies that appeal to each side. — So what’s different? Tax rises on capital sound likely, but that won’t raise much money and he’s now ruled out touching the big taxes. Some in Labour worry about the impact on growth and investment of a virtue-signalling tax policy. — One MP warns that by loudly promising “real change” but not giving himself the room to deliver it, Burnham could quickly see the public turn on him, just as they did on Starmer. The criticism doing the rounds is that he is just Starmerism with vibes and a northern accent. — There are growing concerns about the lack of serious planning Burnham has done for No10. His policy platform is erratic. His political operation is threadbare and largely consists of Ed Miliband’s team. MPs are appealing to Burnham to quickly expand his circle to avoid the sort of factional warfare that did for Starmer. — Some MPs also worry Burnham might immediately enter an economic downturn and new cost-of-living crisis just as he becomes PM, which the public will inevitably blame him for, preventing a honeymoon period. Some think he made a strategic error going so soon and should have let Starmer take the pain coming in the next six months. — Some MPs also want Burnham to stop getting into fights on Twitter, which he has been doing all week, raising eyebrows. His supporters say he’s a unity candidate who can attract voters from across the political divide. This campaign is already putting that to the test. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…