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I really don't understand, regardless of whether you agree with him politically, why the people of Clacton put up with Farage. He's never in his constituency, he spends more time in America with Trump. He pockets £1m a year in pay from jobs outside of his role in Parliament, while not turning up for any Commons business that he can't be the centre of attention for. He gets millions from foreign-based crypto donors, in exchange for favours unknown. Even if I was politically inclined to be a Reform voter, there's no way on earth I'd vote for a man who clearly demonstrates, time and time again, that he's only in it for himself.

Mr Lewis, be very careful what you wish for. The notion that Andy Burnham can simply be returned to Parliament as some form of remedy is not just misplaced, it is politically reckless. There are no safe seats in the present climate. A by election fought on the back of internal manoeuvring would become an open contest from all sides. The Greens would come hard from the left, the centre would not fall neatly into line, and both the Conservatives and Reform would seize the opportunity to turn it into a referendum on Labour’s direction. That is not a managed return, it is a gamble with very real consequences. Worse still, the timing would send entirely the wrong signal. At a point when the public is looking for seriousness and stability, this would look like yet another example of a party absorbed in its own internal theatre. It reinforces the impression that those at the top are more concerned with positioning than with governing. And the wider point is unavoidable. Recycling the same small group of figures is not a path forward. Angela Rayner, Wes Streeting, and Andy Burnham all carry political baggage that the public is already well aware of. Presenting them as the future risks deepening the problem rather than resolving it. If you push for this and it fails, the consequences will not be abstract. A defeat in a by election under these circumstances would be a significant political blow, and one that would sit squarely with those who advocated for it. The best candidate for the role is already in position. Sir Keir Starmer won the mandate and led the party to victory. To undermine that now, through internal plotting and positioning, begins to resemble something more akin to the intrigues of the Roman Senate than a modern democratic movement. It will not strengthen the party, it will weaken it. And it will not go unnoticed. Voters and members alike are already showing signs of frustration with politicians who appear to place personal ambition above collective responsibility. Continue in that direction, and the backlash will be swift and deserved.

Brexit numbers For the UK 8% reduction in GDP per capita. 18% reduction in Investment 4% reduction in Productivity. For Nigel Farage A £5millon bribe

@Nigel_Farage 1/ Please note 👇 💥 Nigel Farage pulled out of a conference in Sunderland today because he's afraid of scrutiny. Reform UK issued a directive yesterday that all media had to presubmit their questions to him for approval before 5pm yesterday. Only James O'Brien has reported this

I seem to have upset the @Nigel_Farage fan club - so let me be clear. This man sows hate, lies and division. He is a grifter and a conman. He does not represent the vast majority of Britons. RT if you agree P.s. multiculturalism is great.

Why are the media so uninterested in Ben Habib allegation that Farage and Johnson were each handed £1m by Christopher Harborne to fix an election. It at least merits further investigation and scrutiny Imagine the resources they'd invest if it was a pair of glasses for Starmer

Angela Rayner was dragged through every front page for weeks... HMRC's verdict: NOT deliberate. NOT even careless. Farage pockets £5 million and chooses not to declare it So where's the wall-to-wall coverage? Tell me this isn't a rigged game.

Do you remember when Farage stood a bunch of Brexit party candidates at the 2019 GE against Johnson, made them pay to be candidates (yes, really), then stood them down and didn’t give them their money back? This contributed to Johnson winning. Odd that.

@cyclingmadbod @NickFerrariLBC @LBC Ditto for Farage?

@NickFerrariLBC @LBC Nick, please call for full disclosure of all emails, telephone notes, system notes, all communications with Rayner and her advisor and all documents with HMRC. If you or I file a tax return even 1 day late- fine. You or I don’t have HMRC apparently working to a timetable.

Morning, On the show: 💷Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over tax affairs paving way for potential leadership bid 🎙️Prime Minister warns of 'chaos' as he faces possible challenge from Wes Streeting 🚓Bodies of three women recovered from the sea in Brighton @LBC 0345 60 60 973

@NickFerrariLBC @LBC Have to switch Ferrari off as he keeps attacking Labour every day it’s getting boring while he lets Fagash get away with obvious corruption 😴

Good. It stinks.

@SkyNews This is not about settling a bill. This is about BEING CLEARED OF ANY WRONG DOING BY HMRC. She has been hounded for months. Now let's see Farage get the same treatment over £5milion, the £1million Habib mentioned and whatever else is hidden

The British mainstream media has worked as a group to undermine and destabilise Keir Starmer ever since his election because the people who fund the media feared and hated him. This is not random but a coordinated, well funded coup d'état in plain sight. The media is a disgrace

@Twit_Twoo_X @LBC @lewis_goodall The silent majority hate Reform, so stop assuming

@beebeethecat1 @LBC @lewis_goodall I never said they do so what’s your point? They certainly want reform more than Labour at the moment

'They're worried the country will settle for Reform.' @Lewis_Goodall explains how there's still 'a window' for the Labour party to turn around public opinion.

@IsabelOakeshott @Twit_Twoo_X @Keir_Starmer Shut up expat it’s not your business

In his "save me" speech, not ONCE did @Keir_Starmer acknowledge the devastating impact of mass uncontrolled immigration on our country. Not once. And that is why, sooner or later, he and his party will be BOOTED out.

@Twit_Twoo_X @LBC @lewis_goodall No the majority of people do not want Reform

@LBC @lewis_goodall No one is settling for anything, the people want reform and don’t want Labour and certainly don’t want 2 tier Keir

@LBC @lewis_goodall Obviously the British ruling elite have their aspirations set for a Reform government. Imagine the damage the British will do to these four nations with a Reform government. LBC, GBnews, don't pretend this isn't what you have been working towards these last few years.

@GayoCaesar @LBC @lewis_goodall You must be a bot , talk about exaggerated lies 🤮🤮🤮🤮

@LBC @lewis_goodall If they just convince the public that it is far-right/racist to not support hundreds of thousands of legal immigrants, foreigners on full benefits and tens of thousands of boat people being given free houses, or at least ignore all that is happening, Labour can turn it around

@IsabelOakeshott If you have a brain you are allowed to change your mind you dim expat

THIS desperate prime minister has just publicly ditched Brexit. Sticking two fingers up to 17.4m people. And he talks about not wanting to cause division?? 😮

@Jenny_1884 Another idiot with the memory of a gold fish, 14 years of mismanagement to be fixed in 2 years, stupid moron

We not only need Starmer gone, we need the whole damn lot of them gone. We need an election This is the only way we will get our once great country back. In my lifetime I have never known such a shambolic government that have destroyed their own country in just 2 years. They need to go NOW