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@Benleo So glad she’s faced some time but like you say…it’s nothing really given consequences of what she did. It does explain why her son is such scum, given how she brought him up-the whole family rotten to the core

If the police had seen the weapon at the scene then arguably they would have believed Henry and acted quicker when he said he’d been stabbed. Instead there was no weapon and they ignored and mocked him. Three years is nothing. Out in half. Pathetic.

@DaleVince @CamillaTominey Maybe the terrorists Hamas shoukdnt have entered Israel on Oct 7th & started a war. This is what countries look like after war…Gazans not the only country at war…but only one certain ppl care about-I wonder why

.@CamillaTominey your attitude to the suffering in Gaza is incredible, not in a good way, look at this picture and maybe reflect on your views - that this is all the fault of Hamas… this is not a picture of ’self defence’ - it’s utter systematic destruction of everything in Gaza. It’s a war crime in progress. Genocide in progress. There are no excuses for this. theguardian.com/world/2026/jul…

@RogueUnfiltered This reminds me of the ‘Ukrainian male escorts’ that set fire to Starmers house & vehicle…we didn’t hear details from that trial-it wasn’t spoken about, and all forgotten about now. So I don’t see a big open trial about this with ANPR, witnesses etc.

“Things don’t add up … To drive all that way and back in one day takes some doing. I would drive past his house nearly every day and 99 times out of a 100 the car would be there.” The uncle is skeptical …. Are you?

@Fox_Claire @DavidDavisMP And doesn’t Andy burnham want more of this devolution-giving money & letting mayors spend it!! I see more fraud incoming

Brave speech by @DavidDavisMP using parliamentary privilege to raise all those inconvenient truths & qus that need answering, around Sturgeon & SNP scandal. And glad to hear a robust defense of Alex Salmond's reputation, which one always suspected was attacked for dodgy reasons

@LBC @JosephDraper5 Didn’t she say…’set fire to all the hotels - for all I care’…if you don’t give the full quote-you change the context of the sentence

‘Show me the incitement to violence.’ ‘… you said “set fire to all the hotels.”’ LBC’s @JosephDraper5 confronts Lucy Connolly over the tweet that sent her to prison for 10 months.

@derJamesJackson All of those so called activists are extremists and this extreme Gaza sympathy is only b’cos the country at war with them just happen 2b Jews…if it was another country,at war,& there are others, they couldnt care less.So obvious they will make up stories abt Jews

German activist Anna told me her story of being forcibly sexually penetrated in Israeli custody last year. I’m happy to see the Guardian pick up the story, but there hasn’t been a single mainstream German outlet that has yet theguardian.com/world/2026/jul…

@beverleyturner @GBNEWS ‘Director of Transition’….is Andy Burnham going to become a woman😩

These people have tried to destroy @GBNEWS for 5 years. 'Hope Not Hate' orchestrated a tireless campaign against anyone to tried to advertise with us. They believe cancel culture is a useful weapon to curate their own world view. They despise free speech. More than ever we are going to need help from the Americans to remind them that the solution to what they would call 'hate speech' is more speech. @UnderSecPD @SecRubio @JDVance @POTUS

@benjaminbutter I disliked Starmer, just because he was a lawyer, doesn’t guarantee he will make a great PM but I tend to think Burnham will be worse & no doubt it will all become clear in 6 months

Around the world Britain’s allies are thanking Keir Starmer for his leadership. Maybe we didn’t appreciate what we had.

@JuliaHB1 I read he worked at a university…I wouldn’t want this man, with such disgusting views & no shame making them public…anywhere near my children but maybe he doesn’t have access to the students, who knows.

"Trans ex-Labour candidate is charged over posts in wake of Ann Widdecombe's death." This man, "Heather" Herbert is obviously a disgusting human being. But he's entitled to express his opinion of Ann Widdecombe, no matter how horrible. He didn't incite violence so there was no crime. He must be free to say what he thinks, and we are free to judge him - including his employers, depending on his contract. But it's not a police matter. Free speech is for everyone, not just for people we agree with.  dailymail.com/news/article-1…

@JChimirie66677 The way I see it-people from that area of Pakistan seem to think child rape is ok, as long as they are white of course BUT it was Britains services police/councils/social workers etc that allowed this to happen & refused to do anything about it…

Pakistan Says Britain "Spoiled" Shabir Ahmed. Its Own Figures Say Otherwise Tahir Andrabi, Pakistan's foreign office spokesman, had a striking choice of words this week. Asked why his government will not take back Shabir Ahmed, he said the child rapist had been "raised, groomed and, unfortunately, spoiled" by Britain. Read that sentence again. A man who spent years grooming children himself is described, by his own country's government, as someone who was groomed. The word is repurposed to make the perpetrator sound like a product of circumstance rather than a man who chose, repeatedly and deliberately, to abuse. Andrabi's underlying claim is that whatever produced Ahmed is a peculiarly British failure, something this country manufactured and must now clean up alone. Pakistan's own child protection statistics make that claim difficult to sustain. Sahil, an Islamabad-based charity that has tracked child abuse in Pakistan since 1996, recorded 3,364 cases of child abuse nationwide in 2024, an average of nine children a day. Its most recent count, covering the first half of 2025, found reported child sexual abuse cases had risen twenty per cent on the same period the year before. Punjab, the province of Ahmed's own birth, accounts for roughly three-quarters of all reported cases in the country. Sahil's researchers describe offenders acting "with near impunity," protection laws that exist on paper but go largely unenforced, and families choosing silence because they know reporting abuse may retraumatise their children rather than protect them. None of this proves Ahmed's specific crimes were shaped by Pakistan rather than Britain. He arrived here as a child and built his network of abuse decades later, in Rochdale, using takeaway shops and taxis he came to control as an adult in this country. That part of Andrabi's statement, that the offences themselves were committed on British soil under British law, is simply true, and nobody disputes it. What Pakistan's figures do undercut is the framing built around that fact, the suggestion that grooming and abusing children is something Britain instils and Pakistan does not. A country recording nine child abuse cases a day, with a justice system its own leading child protection charity describes as failing, is not well placed to suggest such crimes are foreign to its own society and native only to its former citizens' adopted homes. There is a harder problem sitting underneath the rhetoric too. Pakistan disputes Ahmed ever properly renounced his citizenship, while simultaneously refusing to accept him back, a position that only holds together if nobody examines both halves at once. Britain disagrees with Islamabad's account of the paperwork. That dispute, not moral philosophy about who "raised" whom, is what will actually determine whether Ahmed leaves this country. Britain's own failures in this case remain real and unresolved. Police missed warnings about Ahmed in 2005. A prosecutor's decision let him walk free after an arrest in 2008. A fifty-year-old immigration law sheltered him for weeks after his release, and Parliament is only now scrambling to close it. None of that disappears because Pakistan's spokesman reached for an ugly rhetorical device instead of a straight answer. But Andrabi didn't just decline to help. He offered a moral argument, and that argument invites scrutiny of the country making it. By its own charities' account, Pakistan is not a nation where child abuse is rare and imported. It is one struggling, by its own reckoning, with an entrenched problem of its own. "Tahir Andrabi, Pakistan's foreign office spokesman, suggested that Shabir Ahmed, had been "raised, groomed and, unfortunately, spoiled" by Britain."

@spikedonline Why don’t all these ‘free Palestine’ extremists…head off to live in Palestine & give their ‘help’…if Jews weren’t involved in this war-they woukd have no interest whatsoever

The ‘Free Palestine’ float at the Durham Miners’ Gala was straight out of a Monty Python sketch: buff.ly/Pg8eGU8

@Miss_Snuffy Someone with violent thoughts, who spends the day with children, should be detained & given counselling. I wouldn’t want this man anywhere near my children

This woman should not be arrested. 🙄 She should be put in a Time Machine to send her back to a traditional school that would teach her right from wrong.

@andyburnham Very enlightening!! Sounding like Starmer…a load of word salad that actually means nothing

The next few days are about more than changing who governs Britain. They’re about changing how Britain is governed.

@mehdirhasan Come on then-please post a copy of where she said that-we are all waiting!

Says the woman who literally left her party to go and join the man she used to publicly attack.

@Benleo So glad my son (28) missed all this BS at school BUT he did catch it at uni & has some woke views…which I call him out on still & he can’t really explain…so it catches the best of them, regardless of great parents & being highly educated

Right, it’s started. My six year old son tells his three year old brother in the bath that “boys can become girls and girls can become boys.” I’ll find out where he heard this. And then there will be war. No child is safe from this demonic crap.

@SpeechUnion @kelvmackenzie Very disappointed - stepping in to help someone who thinks he’s a women & made disgusting violent remarks about a real women, brutally murdered….i think needs securely detaining & given counselling…not ego boosting to believe making such comments gets you sympathy & attention

Speaking ill of the dead is not an offence, however offensive. If Heather Herbert joins the @SpeechUnion, we will do our best to help.

@GuidoFawkes After her inhuman post on SM regarding the murder of a wonderful women…Burnham would do well to tell her to leave, who’s needs such dreadful ppl in your party representing you

Safeguarding Minister Accused of ‘Refusing to Work’ After Telling Burnham She Doesn’t Want the Job Any More order-order.com/2026/07/16/saf…

@LeeHarris She’s really let herself down & shown that very nasty streak this past couple of weeks…I’m certainly very disappointed with her & put off now

And there you have it. The Tory and Labour Uniparty in plain sight. Arrogant, entitled, and absolutely no respect for the democratic process or the public. This is such a bad look. We need to completely drain the swamp.

@zarahsultana Has a weapons factory been set up to ONLY supply Israel! Because weapins are for one thing only-to kill people in war. I take it we don’t sell them to any other country…or are you only bothered when Jews are involved…says more about you doesn’t it

Are you proud that tens of thousands of Palestinians have been murdered with weapons supplied by the UK?

@revwickland In stead of getting involved in foreign wars…they should concentrate on religion & doing good for British Christian’s

Think about this. Hitler would be proud of the Church of England. I doubt the Church of England is going to survive what's coming. Those who curse Israel will be cursed. Genesis 12.3