Julian Wright

@Different2025A @SkyNews @TrevorPTweets He was charged by the division of the CPS that deals with terrorism which somewhat suggests the investigating police thought it was terrorism related. Mr Hussein had been known to him for 20 years apparently, so who knows the motives there, so no gas lighting!

@SkyNews @TrevorPTweets Trevor Phillips gas lights Zac Polanski.The man who carried out the stabbing wasn’t charged with terrorist offence,and he repeatedly failed to say a Moslem man had also been stabbed.

"What on earth was going through your head when you retweeted that? " @TrevorPTweets asks Zack Polanski about his decision to retweet a post criticising the police's action against the Golders Green suspect. trib.al/E3vbqD6 #TrevorPhillips | 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602

@darrenpjones Take the reference to political parties and unearned wealth out of your comment and we arrive at reality. Ordinary working people are the ones who are currently being most impacted by your policies.

What is it that the Conservatives and Reform don’t like about a Labour government standing against unearned wealth? What is it they don't like about raising money for our state schools, our hospitals, our police, and to lift children out of poverty?

@bphillipsonMP Bridget, I suggest that you ‘read the room’ by ‘reading the responses’ to your post. I’ve yet to read one in support of your views!

Rupert Lowe is no supporter of women. His track record speaks for itself. Only Labour will tackle violence against women and girls.

@welshroots What, you didn’t see Kier Starmer hound Boris Johnson of his position as Prime Minister during a national emergency for having a few drinks with people he had been working with all day? Hypocrisy at its very finest!

We are on the edge of a World War and Right Wing Media go after Keir Starmer incessantly with Barage of Criticism Give the Bloke a break for a couple of days Never in my lifetime have I ever seen a Primeminster treated so badly If I was him I would tell the bloody lot of us to SOD OFF

@Johnmil38659703 @GBPolitcs My understanding is that citizens can be charged with acts of treason still, but it no longer carries the potential of the death penalty!

@GBPolitcs He should be done for treason, but Blair scrapped the treason act . I wonder why . Maybe they knew the would one day be held accountable. But it can be put back in place. 😁

🚨NEW: Keir Starmer has been reported to the United Nations for 'crimes against humanity' over his treatment of indigenous Chagossians

@Dj0B001 @JebraFaushay 😂😂😂 is it because theyre drinking cuppashitto

@JebraFaushay who's idea was it to draw brown shit coloured lines around lips?

This woman has a set of rules for ALL of the men in her life. This includes not driving to meet a man and not paying for anything, ever.

@Bristol_Matt05 @unionjackspirit @JGerrings Unfortunately, I doubt they even considered people such as yourself any more or less than those born here, so in that respect, it’s official, you’re naturalised. Play by the rules, get penalised. Break the rules, get rewarded.

@unionjackspirit @JGerrings This is a major insult to LEGAL migrants like me, who spent their entire life savings and pension to come to the UK. I started work on day one and have contributed taxes at 40%+ since and these guys are getting paid!? The dream we came here for is not what it was 😞

Just listen to this and tell me your thoughts - try not to swear if you can 👍

@JamesCleverly Perhaps take legal advice before making overtly contentious, dubious and provocative decisions then. No excuses, just more BS that the public have to foot the bill for!

🚨Steve Reed refuses to answer questions🚨 He cancelled local elections, U-turned, and left councils under financial pressure. I asked Reed about his decision, and demanded transparency. He refused to answer. His judgment is flawed, his conduct appalling, he should resign.

@notthemessiah73 @jodycwilliams @akafaceUS People get ‘bumped’ all the time on UK flights so we’re no different here. Normally, I understand they ask rather than demand but get agitated and they’ll probably use other reasons to take you off the flight!

@jodycwilliams @akafaceUS Don’t know about America. But across the pond we have consumer rights. Never have I booked a flight where there was a caveat that said… ‘If there’s someone we deem more important, you can get fucked’. Utter bullshit. She booked it, she paid for it, anything else is just bollocks

An Ethiopian woman was removed from her flight after discovering her seat had been taken by a government minister. Airline staff told her she would have to wait until the next day to travel. The incident shocked fellow passengers and quickly sparked widespread outrage on social media.

@Keir_Starmer And who was it that referred to “an island of strangers” not so long ago?

Offensive and wrong. Britain is a proud, tolerant and diverse country. Jim Ratcliffe should apologise. news.sky.com/story/the-uk-h…

@AngelaRayner I wonder what the timings of your HMRC investigations look like. My understanding is that you are pushing for a speedy resolution. Would that be to coincide with local election results that you will no doubt use as a means of adopting a somewhat different position 😂

I urge all my colleagues to come together, remember our values and put them into practice as a team. The Prime Minister has my full support in leading us to that end. 3/3

The recent scandal around Peter Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein was shocking - and demands that both this government and our party learn the lessons, and act on them. 1/3

@tom550993 Can I ask why you sit in the second and third lane when you’re not overtaking people? Blue car at start of video is a perfect example. As a self proclaimed expert driver perhaps you need reminding of when to use lanes two and three!!

I know I’m going to get stuck for this…but I’ll say it anyway: I reckon 90% of people follow too close / tailgate. It’s why people crash, get stone chips and find driving tiring. The bonkers one is that lorry drivers and motor cyclists are some of the worst offenders, despite claiming to be ‘so aware and highly trained’

@JChimirie66677 First stop, find out exactly who is reaponsible for this strategy and then take the challenge directly to them. Who wrote these government written reports?

There is a new belief taking hold among Britain's institutions, and it is as dangerous as it is dishonest. The countryside, we are told, is "too white." Not green. Not rural. Not historic. White. And therefore a problem to be fixed. This is not satire. It is official policy. Government-commissioned reports now describe England's hills, fields, pubs and footpaths as a "white environment" that risks becoming "irrelevant" unless it is reshaped to reflect a "multicultural nation." Rural authorities are instructed to attract specific ethnic groups, redesign access, rewrite interpretation, adjust behaviour, and rebrand culture itself. All paid for by the taxpayer. This is not about access to nature. No one is barred from walking in the countryside. There are no gates marked by race. What is being objected to is not exclusion, but presence. The wrong people, in the wrong numbers, in the wrong place. Solitude is suspect. Pubs are "problematic." Dogs are a "barrier." Englishness itself is quietly reframed as a form of hostility. Once again, the pattern is familiar. First the language. Then the targets. Then the money. Culture is recast as a flaw. Continuity becomes "dominance." History is reduced to optics. And the group that built, sustained and preserved these places is told – politely, bureaucratically – that it must adapt or move aside. What makes this moment different is that the countryside was never in crisis. Cities were transformed by pressure, density, and policy failure. The countryside was stable. Rooted. That stability is precisely why it is now being targeted. It stands as a rebuke to the idea that constant demographic churn is inevitable or desirable. So it must be corrected. This is demographic engineering, not conservation. The state has decided that England's national landscape reflects the wrong story, and that story must be rewritten. Marketing is altered to show the "right" faces. Outreach is targeted at the "right" groups. Behaviour norms are revised. The land remains, but the meaning is changed. We are told this is because "we all pay for it." But that argument collapses on contact with reality. If something truly belongs to everyone, you do not single out one group as a problem and instruct it to change. You do not racialise shared space. You do not treat existing culture as a barrier to be dismantled. That is not inclusion. It is displacement by policy. The same logic now runs through housing, planning and migration. New towns dropped onto villages. Farmland sacrificed. Infrastructure ignored. Numbers driving everything, consent nowhere. The countryside is no longer a living inheritance but a blank surface onto which officials project social outcomes. And notice the asymmetry. One group must always adapt. One culture must always soften, explain itself, dilute itself. The others are affirmed, accommodated, reassured. That alone tells you this is not about fairness. It is about power. Once you accept that England itself is a racial problem, nothing is safe. Not villages. Not landscapes. Not history. What survives only does so until the next report declares it "unrepresentative." The countryside does not need re-education. It does not need racial quotas, rewritten customs, or academic lectures about who belongs. It needs defending because when the state decides a country's heartland is "too white," it has already decided the country itself must change. And once continuity is broken, it does not return. "The wrong people, in the wrong numbers, in the wrong place. Solitude is suspect. Pubs are "problematic." Dogs are a "barrier." Englishness itself is quietly reframed as a form of hostility."

@Keir_Starmer Would the person who runs this account please confirm whether any of these comments are played back to the supposed account holder?

I grew up in a working class family, so I know what it's like for parents trying to make ends meet. That’s why tackling the cost of living is my number one priority. From April, 300,000 children will benefit from free breakfast clubs, putting money back in parents' pockets.

@campbellclaret I’ve read nearly all of the comments below and there are some very consistent themes. Given that political polling is based on much smaller samples, I would suggest your view is irrelevant and perhaps you should take advice from the electorate!

ReformUK A retirement home for right wing Tories who f—-ed the country Led by a grifter who loves nothing more than loving Donald Trump If we can’t beat this lot we might as well all go home

@LBC Why do we allow these people (ironically speaking about upholding justice) to lie in such a pathetic manner

"If you knew what the backlog was, why didn't you put this in your manifesto?" "We didn't know the scale of the challenge." "Yes you did!" Labour's Helena Dollimore defends the government's plan to cut back on jury trials.

@MonkEmma @Victoria_Rixon I wonder how many transmen go on to get pregnant. Single digit i would guess. Surely there are other larger groups of individuals who are different from the norm who would benefit from seeing themselves included on such a poster and who should be prioritised instead.

@Victoria_Rixon Why? Transmen can be pregnant. Deaf people can be pregnant. Black people can be pregnant. What’s the issue here?

As a midwife - I am horrified by this image. Just horrified.

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@SmarterSig @TalkTV @JuliaHB1 The car was tagged by Police as being linked to two separate incidents where guns were used within the prior week. Neutralising the car is irrelevant, neutralising the individual, potentially life saving.

@TalkTV @JuliaHB1 Why did they not just shoot the tyres out

Julia Hartley-Brewer clashes with knife crime campaigner Ken Hinds after Chris Kaba’s violent gang history was revealed. Julia: "Those aren't opinions, those are facts!" Ken: "It’s called character assassination!" @JuliaHB1

@goodwoodrevival I agree. Those rear buttresses shouldn’t make the car what it is, but they are part of what does 👌

Low, sleek and striking. Is the 250 LM the prettiest version of the Ferrari 250s? We think it is! 😎 #GoodwoodRevival #Ferrari #Ferrari250LM