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@FraserNelson I think Starmer and Reeves embody this phenomenon… which explains their deep unpopularity

“Our capacity to uphold order has declined at exactly the time it is most needed; to convince people that the rules are fair and fairly applied” Jenni Russell nails one of the most important trends of our time. thetimes.com/article/d47e0e…

Yes this brilliant from @jennirsl totally nails it

@RobertJenrick And how on god’s earth will this be administered ?

If you work at the Heinz factory near Wigan, do an hour and a half overtime every day, you’ll be *£1,000* a year better off. Reform will make work pay again.

@maxtempers What was @RishiSunak’s big move ? A smart ass smoking ban and A level reform in the future … he was truly hopeless

Incredibly cowardly, and reflective of much of Tory policymaking during that period.

@graemearcher She is an utterly ghastly woman ..

Jesus. Rachel Reeves got rid of the lower youth minimum wage so youth unemployment shot up (as conventional economics predicts) and instead of error correcting they blame ‘social media’ and employers not being ‘flexible’ enough.

@CrimeLdn Well done that security guard , give him a raise @icelandrichard

A woman steals from Iceland Bethnal Green but is caught by security

All of the lefties clutching their pearls over White Van Man having a word with Rachel Reeves were perfectly happy with the behaviour towards politicians by this man

@reformparty_uk needs to hammer home this message in Makerfield .. Burnham is arrogantly using the constituency for his own needs .. he hasn’t even resigned as Mayor

Burnham is only in Makerfield to get back to Westminster - a place he has spent the last 15 years slagging off - he is a complete lightweight - one good puff of wind and he is going to blow away

Absolutely brilliant deconstruction of Britain’s mad energy policy, explaining costs and our rapid deindustrialisation. MPs should all be ordered to listen to it. @TheIFS

@Danjsalt If burnham loses Starmer ain’t going anywhere. Despite everyone hating him, Starmer loves being PM

I really respect his cuntiness

@AaronBastani @RobertJenrick er, yes

@RobertJenrick So immigration isn’t the issue any more, it’s that people leave?

246,000 Brits left last year. Net, 136,000 went. A city the size of Watford. Many are entrepreneurs, investors, small businesspeople. It’s the Starmer Exodus. Reform will Bring Brits Back.

@mamboitaliano__ Is it OK to wear a nice watch over your shirt sleeve/ cuff ??

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@DPJHodges I'm staggered that you don't realise how angry folk are, especially self employed grafters...

Genuinely staggered - given some of the issues they face on a regular basis - to see senior members of Reform egging on the guy who confronted Rachel Reeves yesterday.

@GuidoFawkes what are the gross figures?

NET MIGRATION falls to 171,000 in year to December 2025 from 331,000.

@SunPolitics it's good getting out and about isn't it @RachelReevesMP not doing stage managed press ops

"I LOVE OUR COUNTRY...AND ONE OF THE THINGS I LOVE IS GOOD MANNERS" Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts an angry heckler moments ago in a petrol station in Leeds

@AVMikhailova yawn

Wes Streeting gives his resignation speech in the Commons, ends with a clarion call for ‘rebellious hope’ He sits flanked by Jess Phillips and Rosie Wrighting - who both quit the government last week

@orlaminihane @RestoreBritain_ Scotland Yard is just round the corner, I think...

May 2026, Westminster, London. What have we allowed to happen? @RestoreBritain_

@tetsuoai @Madz_Grant Is the IPCC investigating this case ? Any action at all being taken ?

Henry Nowak was 18 years old. A first year accountancy and finance student at the University of Southampton, walking home from a night out with his football team on December 3rd, 2025. On Belmont Road he was met by a 23 year old named Vickrum Digwa, carrying a 21cm ceremonial blade across his chest. Digwa stabbed him four times. One wound went eight centimeters into his lung. Henry climbed over a fence trying to escape. There was already a blood trail on the street behind him. When police arrived, Digwa told them he had been racially abused. Henry told them he had been stabbed. He told them he could not breathe. The officer told Henry he was under arrest on suspicion of assault. Henry repeated that he had been stabbed. A voice on the body cam replied, "I don't think you have, mate." Henry drowned in his own blood on Belmont Road in handcuffs. By the time CPR began his lungs were already full. A doctor flew in by helicopter. There was nothing left to do. The knife was at the killer's mother's house. She had walked it home. Henry's phone, the one he had filmed the whole encounter on, was in Digwa's pocket. All of this came out in Southampton Crown Court last week. The bodycam was played to the jury. This is sworn testimony in a live murder trial. A teenager was killed by a man who then told the police the teenager was the racist. The police arrested the boy who was bleeding out instead of the man who had been carrying the blade. Whatever you believe about institutions, that is what happened on that street. Henry Nowak. Remember the name.