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Muhammad Qassem Sawalha, a designated Hamas member, has been living in London council house for decades. The son of Iran’s former supreme leader owns two luxury apartments in West London overlooking the Israeli embassy. But Kanye West is where Keir Starmer draws the line. 🥴

@claire_adams694 👋Plus I'd ask whether any evidence has been destroyed and seek insurance that he will make sure ALL evidence relating to grooming gangs is not destroyed.

If I was allowed to ask the PM a question at PMQs. Mr Speaker, The Prime Minister has told this House often, that he reviewed the Rochdale grooming gang cases and was responsible for bringing prosecutions. So why, under his watch, was a victim treated as a perpetrator by the Crown Prosecution Service? And Mr Speaker, given his role as Director of Public Prosecutions at the time, will he now confirm that his own decisions and oversight will be subject to full scrutiny within that national inquiry?

‘This is an excellent policy and this is what the British public is calling for!’ Historian and broadcaster Rafe Heydel-Mankoo praises Reform UK’s plan to block visa requests from countries demanding reparations for the slave trade.

📣🚨Karen Webb, an NHS specialist nurse with 42 years’ experience working with older people, faced losing her honorary Queen’s Nurse title after being reported for gender-critical posts on X. The situation began during what should have been a standard team meeting. In the informal chat before proceedings began, Karen, in response to another colleague, expressed support for the Olympic Committee’s decision to exclude male athletes from women’s sporting categories. Within minutes, she received a private message from the Trust’s Head of Equality and Inclusion, informing her that she had “upset a lot of people”. The following day, she was told that her “attitude” towards transgender individuals needed to be discussed. Three months later, Karen was called to a formal meeting with senior figures at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, where she was questioned about her views on trans people and her ability to provide them with compassionate care. Believing the matter to have been resolved, Karen was then contacted by the Queen’s Institute of Community Nursing (QICN), which informed her that it had received a complaint about alleged “transphobia” and “bigotry”. She was instructed to delete her social media posts or risk losing her honorary title. The experience caused her significant and understandable distress. At that point, Karen turned to the Free Speech Union for support. The FSU wrote to QICN on her behalf, setting out her legally protected right to hold and express gender-critical beliefs under the Equality Act 2010. Shortly thereafter, QICN dropped its investigation and issued a full apology, acknowledging that there was “no case to answer” and that Karen had “done nothing wrong”. Following a Subject Access Request (SAR), it emerged that the complaint had been made by a senior activist colleague, who had also disclosed information from a confidential internal process – despite that matter having been closed without any disciplinary action. This disclosure appeared to be a malicious attempt to damage Karen’s professional reputation and facilitate the removal of her honorary title. A subsequent grievance investigation by the NHS Trust upheld Karen’s complaint, finding that confidential information had been improperly shared with QICN. The Trust accepted that Karen had a reasonable expectation that discussions within the internal process would remain private, and confirmed that this expectation had been breached. The Trust has since stated that “appropriate action will be taken” to ensure lessons are learned and similar incidents do not occur again. Although the Free Speech Union was ultimately able to protect Karen’s title and prevent disciplinary action, the experience has left a lasting impact. Now retired, she reflects that the episode has cast a shadow over what should have been the culmination of a long and dedicated career in nursing. This sad episode resulted in Karen deciding it was time to retire. We are proud to have supported Karen during this difficult time. Cases like hers are far from isolated – more than 40 per cent of the Free Speech Union’s casework now involves individuals facing repercussions for expressing gender-critical beliefs, which are protected under the Equality Act 2010. Watch Karen share her story and join the Free Speech Union below 👇

🚨BREAKING: After an intervention by CAF, three colleges at the University of Cambridge have amended their #freespeech codes and reaffirmed protections under the Equality Act 2010 for students with gender-critical beliefs! The development follows concerns raised by CAF about the treatment of gender-critical students, including Christ’s College undergraduate @theasewell05, a founder of the Cambridge University Society for Women (CUSW), the only openly single-sex society for women at Cambridge. Sewell experienced sustained hostility after fellow students discovered that she had attended a talk by @HJoyceGender and read Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality. Within days, relations within her college deteriorated: she was confronted by fellow students, labelled a “bigot”, and ostracised. CAF Research Manager Freddie Attenborough wrote about her ordeal for The Critic here: thecritic.co.uk/the-dark-reali… In our letter to the Vice-Chancellor, we pointed out that gender-critical belief is a protected philosophical belief under the Equality Act and that conduct directed at Sewell and her CUSW colleagues on that basis may fall within the University’s own definitions of harassment and abusive behaviour. We also noted that the University’s Code of Practice on Freedom of Speech, together with its harassment procedures, already prohibits conduct that interferes with lawful speech or creates an intimidating or hostile environment. On that basis, we asked what steps Christ’s, in particular, had taken to enforce those rules. The letter also raised concerns about inconsistency between colleges. Accounts provided to CAF suggested that students holding gender-critical beliefs may receive markedly different levels of pastoral support depending on their college and the stance taken by individual tutors or senior staff. Finally, we identified inaccuracies in several college free-speech codes, which incorrectly stated that the Office for Students free-speech complaints scheme was already operational, directing students to a route of escalation that does not yet exist. In its response, the University confirmed that Christ’s, Newnham and Lucy Cavendish — the colleges attended by the CUSW’s founders — have now updated their codes and reaffirmed the rules governing freedom of expression and harassment. Read the full story here: afcomm.org.uk/2026/04/01/caf…

@CharlotteCGill @JackWDart @theReformwatch @euromove charlottecgill.co.uk/p/what-has-geo…

Meet @JackWDart who manages the social media for @theReformwatch and @euromove, which was awarded hundreds of thousands from George Soros. He posts anti-Reform rants near daily youtu.be/wWFJXvr7FTY?si…

@CharlotteCGill @JackWDart @theReformwatch @euromove Blow me down....A Libdem Cllr. Torbay, Devon, what a surprise! Vote @reformparty_uk reformtorbay.uk devonlive.com/news/devon-new…

@sharrond62 Surely the authorities can be sued for failing their duty of care? @SBarrettBar

It’s almost as if there’s still a biological difference between human male & females regardless of magical thinking

I'm speaking in London, @satiricole in Edinburgh, @SonyaDouglas in Cardiff, @DerryBanShee in Belfast @FondOfBeetles in Manchester. Sex Matters all over the country 😊

Green Party candidate who called for prisons to be ABOLISHED with criminals given 'alternative victim-focused community justice' - set to win seat trib.al/zcKem0F

This is the best video of the Manchester Airport assault of the police I have seen. Today the retrial of Mohammed Fahir Amaaz & Muhammad Amaad begins for a third assault. PC Lydia Ward had her nose broken & PC Ellie Cook was punched too. Strong cousin marriage vibes.

@ZiaYusufUK Makes you wonder why some countries prison populations have declined so much, including Afghanistan. Have a look @ZiaYusufUK ourworldindata.org/grapher/prison… ourworldindata.org/grapher/prison…

You lot smuggled in tens of thousands of Afghans including literal Taliban, without vetting and took out a super injunction to hide it from the British people. You lot let almost a hundred thousand unvetted men from the likes of Iran, Syria and Iraq invade our county by small boat. You lot granted almost 4 million visas to unskilled migrants after promising to cut migration to the tens of thousands. Now you want applause for writing letters about a rapper? This is why your party is headed for extinction.

@PatrickChristys Looks like they're mainly women? Do they know why they are there, want to be there or are the cars the enforcement?

Iran forming human shields around Trump’s missile targets

@19_Micky_48 @Donna_Rachel_ @glynmorgan3921 @SpeechUnion

@Donna_Rachel_ @glynmorgan3921 That’s GBH or at least ABH. You need a lawyer not a journalist. At the very least it’s an official complaint.

This is the aftermath of the attack on a man for simply flying the St George’s Cross outside his home in Shrewsbury last Friday afternoon. The police are refusing to press charges, preferring to let his assailant off with a warning. This is just the tip of what’s going on around here. If there’s any journalists out there who are willing to come up and make a video with us about all of this, please get in touch.

@Donna_Rachel_ @christopherhope @markwhiteTV @CDP1882 @GBNEWS

It was fantastic to show Nigel around Bedworth this afternoon. The reception he got from residents says everything. People in Bedworth have been let down by Labour and the Conservatives for far too long. They know that Reform will bring back pride, leadership and common sense.