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S A M M Y Woodhouse
S A M M Y Woodhouse@officialsammyuk·
I’m on my way to the Unite the Kingdom event in London. If you’re there, come find me 🇬🇧 Stay peaceful and stay safe. Today is about coming together and making a stand for the United Kingdom. Let’s go! @TRobinsonNewEra
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John Mappin
John Mappin@JohnMappin·
INVITATION - ELON MUSK An invitation to tea, cake and crumpets. Elon @elonmusk can we host you at Camelot Castle? The UK needs a genuine Mythological Hero an Archetype. We think we may have found him. It's time to reverse the dire fate of Great Britain and Europe for real. @RupertLowe10 @RestoreBritain_ @MontgomeryToms RSVP using the invitation below.
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Steven Barrett
Steven Barrett@SBarrettBar·
I have just been informed that there is a case of typhoid in my child's school. Typhoid. In Britain. In 2026. You have utterly trashed our country. You utterly pathetic little man.
Keir Starmer@Keir_Starmer

I’ll always champion peaceful protest. But the Unite the Kingdom march organisers are peddling hatred and division. We’ve already blocked visas for far-right agitators who want to come here to spew their extremist views. They don't speak for the decent, fair, respectful Britain I know.

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Orla Minihane
Orla Minihane@orlaminihane·
Check out the names! @RestoreBritain_
BritMatters 🇬🇧@britmatters

Bristol Migrant Grooming Gang Trial Begins, Judge Imposes Reporting Restrictions. Six young men are currently on trial at Bristol Crown Court accused of being part of a grooming gang network that preyed on multiple young vulnerable British schoolgirls over several years. The defendants, many of them foreign nationals who arrived in the UK as migrants or asylum seekers, face a series of serious charges including multiple rapes, arranging and facilitating the sexual exploitation of young girls, sexual assaults, and supplying Class A drugs like cocaine and ecstasy to their victims. Mohamed Arafe, 19, a Syrian national, is charged with five counts of arranging or facilitating child sexual exploitation, one count of causing or inciting exploitation, one sexual assault, plus drug supply offences. Sina Omari, 20, an Iranian national, faces two counts of rape, multiple exploitation counts, making indecent images of a child, and Class A drug supply. Wadie Sharaf, 21, another Syrian national, is accused of one rape, one attempted rape, three sexual assaults, and sexual activity with a child. Mohammed Kurdi, 21, from Henbury, faces multiple rapes and exploitation charges plus drug supply. Hussain Bashar, 19, from Southmead, is charged with one count of rape. The group also includes others such as Sardam Ahmed, Iraqi background, and Ihab Al-Eisawi, Egyptian, with the trial proceedings starting with six of the original seven charged. All six deny the allegations. The alleged offending spans 2022 to 2025 and involves 11 vulnerable teenage girls in their mid-to-late teens, whom prosecutors say were systematically targeted, given drugs and alcohol, coerced, and passed around for sex in what police described as group based child sexual exploitation. This case and the silence surrounding it resembles the grooming gang scandals that have destroyed families and communities across Britain for over a decade. Over and over again, inquiries have exposed how groups of men, sharing similar cultural and religious backgrounds, exploited working class girls while authorities repeatedly turned a blind eye for fear of being labelled racist. The trial, which began this month and is expected to last around 12 weeks, comes after a major police investigation by Avon & Somerset force. Media outlets including Bristol Live and the Guardian have challenged reporting restrictions, but Judge Moira Macmillan imposed them on May 14, 2026. She acknowledged the significant public interest in grooming gangs and transparency but ruled that full contemporaneous reporting risked prejudicing the jury and contaminating evidence. As a result, while the basic fact of the trial and general nature of the charges can be reported, detailed evidence, and witness testimony remains unreportable. The trial continues. #UKNews #CrimeNews #Bristol

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🤍𝕁𝕆🤍@jomickane·
Six men are due to go on trial in Bristol after being charged with a range of serious sexual offences against multiple teenage victims. The men are accused of being part of a wider group accused of committing sexual offences and sexual exploitation against vulnerable girls, a court has heard. The trial into the alleged crimes of the six defendants is due to start next week at Bristol Crown Court. All six defendants deny the charges
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Raja Miah
Raja Miah@recusant_raja·
STATEMENT: THE MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS IS ATTEMPTING TO SILENCE ME The Manchester Evening News has contacted me with a list of allegations it intends to publish. I am making this statement because the public has a right to know what is happening and why. The allegations are false. Every one of them. They were put to me without a named source, without a single document, and without any indication of who commissioned them or on what evidential basis they were prepared. The communication was not even signed. A major regional newspaper, demanding a right-of-reply response by Monday 2pm, did not put a name to its own email. That tells you everything you need to know about the confidence this newspaper has in what it is about to publish. That is not journalism by any recognised standard. It is a smear, constructed and delivered under the procedural cover of a right-of-reply request. The @MENnewsdesk has form. This newspaper has spent the better part of a decade looking away from the institutional failures I have spent the better part of a decade exposing. It did not break the Oldham grooming gang story. It did not demand the national inquiry. It did not stand with survivors when doing so was costly and unpopular. I did. The people of this town did. Now, at the precise moment Reform UK has destroyed Labour in Oldham and the national inquiry is formally underway, this newspaper has chosen to come for me. The timing is not accidental. Andy Burnham is manoeuvring toward a parliamentary return. Labour's grip on Greater Manchester depends on controlling the political narrative. My campaigning, eight years of documented, sourced, legally tested investigative work, is a threat to that narrative. A threat to the project that would see Burnham as Prime Minister. The MEN has historically functioned as a press office for Labour's Greater Manchester operation. What is happening now is the continuation of that function by other means. I am a decorated anti-racist. I hold an MBE. I have sat in rooms with Prime Ministers and Secretaries of State. I have designed and implemented counter-extremism interventions at the highest levels of government. I have faced down Nazis, white supremacists, Islamists and jihadists. The idea that this man is a racist, peddling hatred for profit, does not survive thirty seconds of contact with my public record. Any journalist who had done the most basic due diligence would know that. The MEN knows that. They are proceeding anyway. I have sent the MEN a formal warning letter. I am already conducting active High Court proceedings in the King's Bench Division. I have solicitors engaged. Any publication of these allegations will be treated as an actionable wrong and pursued accordingly. There is one further matter I am placing on public record. I am a known figure in a town with a documented history of communal tension. Publishing content that portrays me as a racist because I spoke out against the Pakistani Rape Gangs does not merely damage my reputation. It creates physical risk. If the MEN publishes this piece and I or my child are attacked as a result, the question of editorial recklessness will be answered in court. I have not been silenced by arrests. I have not been silenced by false charges, by de-platforming, by blacklisting, or by years of coordinated harassment. I will not be silenced by a politically motivated hit piece from a newspaper that spent a decade refusing to report what was happening to the children of my town. Raja Miah MBE
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BRITAIN IS BROKEN 🇬🇧
BRITAIN IS BROKEN 🇬🇧@BROKENBRITAIN0·
🚨BREAKING: Liverpool school has been placed on LOCKDOWN as police SWARM the scene 🇬🇧 The incident is at Childwall sports and science academy with the school in LOCKDOWN and parents being told to “stay away” after “threats” were made towards pupils ⚠️ Police say there is not believed to be a wider threat to the public and officers will remain on scene❗️
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Michelle Dewberry
Michelle Dewberry@MichelleDewbs·
Wow - This has created a great debate about parenting, I love to see it! 🙌 I can’t help but notice tho- there are some utter melts responding to this🤣 To those people - Allow me to push you right over the edge then…(trigger warning!) In addition to my football approach - My 5 year old son also does tennis. We insist the coach ‘scores’ his performance, to him, out of 10 each time. My boy is gutted when he scores below 8, but knows if so, he must try harder next time to beat his own score. He bursts with pride when he achieves it. At a recent swim lesson, he messed around the whole time. So when we got home, he had to give me his pocket money box. I took ‘pennies’ from it (which he was most upset about!) whilst explaining that if he wants to mess around during a lesson, he can ‘pay’ for it himself & waste his own money. He hasn’t messed around there, during lesson time, again. And during his first ever ‘fun run’ - When the event had finished & everyone else was sat, I convinced him to push himself & run a whole extra lap, alone. He did so, with gusto. I push him as best I can. I don’t indulge (and never will) so-called ‘gentle parenting’, victimhood, trigger warnings, safe-spaces or loser mentalities. I will teach him that life can be hard & that he will be knocked. And that’s ok. But always, always dust yourself off, go again & do whatever it is, to the best of your ability. But - I serve all this (and more), alongside a staple diet of: deep love, support, affection, fun, spontaneity, adventures, laughter, happiness and hugs. I hope all of these ingredients (and others) combine to one day create a wonderful man. One filled with motivation, decency, integrity, strength, self-belief, respect, competitiveness, courage, resilience, grit, accountability, confidence, grace, kindness, compassion, happiness, humour, good manners, good banter and a whole lot more (including a Hull accent! 🤣🤣)… If so…that for me, is parenting done well and I’ll say again, an approach which, if many others adopted - would see this country (and our young people!) in a far better place than it currently is. 👍🏻
Michelle Dewberry@MichelleDewbs

My 5 year old boy does football training. At the end of the session they do a ‘man of the match’ type thing. My boy is always desperate to win it. He often doesn’t. I explained to him the other day that he didn’t win simply because he wasn’t good enough. That he deffo could win, but he just needs to be better, try harder, be more focused etc. One of the other mums heard me & was aghast at what I said. She told me she is going to get ‘runner-up stickers’ for all the kids who don’t make it. I said no thanks, not for my son. Kids need to learn that they can be the best, but they must apply themselves & dust themselves off when it doesn’t go their way. No consolation prizes, no ‘everyone’s a winner’ etc. There are winners & losers. Wanna win - do your best. Can’t make it? Don’t worry, go & smash something else. Play to your strengths & never, ever play the victim. If more parents & institutions had this attitude, the country would be in a better place - if I say so myself 😉 Cc @KonstantinKisin x.com/KonstantinKisi…

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Kirstie Allsopp
Kirstie Allsopp@KirstieMAllsopp·
I am deleting this tweet because the anti vaxxers make any discussion impossible. We do need to be aware of plastics & forever chemicals but clearly it impossible to raise these issue on X without being bombarded by references to sheep, waking up, at last etc.etc
Kirstie Allsopp@KirstieMAllsopp

I’ve read two articles in just one day on worrying levels of cancer in younger people. We have to start asking very serious questions about hormone disrupting chemicals and plastics in our environment. How many things do we bombard ourselves with that are totally unnecessary?

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Michelle Dewberry
Michelle Dewberry@MichelleDewbs·
My 5 year old boy does football training. At the end of the session they do a ‘man of the match’ type thing. My boy is always desperate to win it. He often doesn’t. I explained to him the other day that he didn’t win simply because he wasn’t good enough. That he deffo could win, but he just needs to be better, try harder, be more focused etc. One of the other mums heard me & was aghast at what I said. She told me she is going to get ‘runner-up stickers’ for all the kids who don’t make it. I said no thanks, not for my son. Kids need to learn that they can be the best, but they must apply themselves & dust themselves off when it doesn’t go their way. No consolation prizes, no ‘everyone’s a winner’ etc. There are winners & losers. Wanna win - do your best. Can’t make it? Don’t worry, go & smash something else. Play to your strengths & never, ever play the victim. If more parents & institutions had this attitude, the country would be in a better place - if I say so myself 😉 Cc @KonstantinKisin x.com/KonstantinKisi…
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