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@iainoverton @SangitaMyska He is only venting his frustration and reflecting how most of us feel. It’s called heckling and members of parliament exhibit the same behaviour every day in the HoC.

@SangitaMyska And lots of men on this platform not really understanding why strange men shouting at a woman and swearing is a bit of a problem.

Good on Rachel Reeves. The lout shouting at her is an embarrassment to Britain.

@Clive_Hiley @RupertLowe10 Perhaps if their leaders were not so corrupt, some of the millions of pounds of foreign aid might actually provide help where it’s needed. Rather than sponge off our welfare state, these people should seek change in their own countries.

@RupertLowe10 What are you doing about making their countries better to live in ? You suck up to the City and its quasi legal system dating back to Ancient Rome . Maybe you’re an illegal ?

I want Serco to know that any efforts to house illegals in Great Yarmouth will be met with as much lawful resistance as I and every single county councillor in the constituency can generate. Don’t bother. It is not worth your time or money. Great Yarmouth is Restore Britain.

@RupertLowe10 @gnrsmiffies Superb. I hope @Reformssxweald put up similar resistance now they’ve been voted in at Crowborough.

If this had happened on Saturday at UTK they would already be in Wormwood Scrubs serving a 10 year stretch. @MoJGovUK disgraceful!

Awful.

@iranmonarchy202 @visegrad24 Very naïve.

@visegrad24 Say it out loud Fwee Fwee Balestine To all George Soros Funded Pro Nazi Pal go to Gaza and support your Palestinian terrorists Hamas managed state Your destiny 👇

14-year-old German boy Jermaine B. was murdered and nearly decapitated by a Palestinian asylum seeker earlier this month. The 37-year-old rejected asylum seeker had lived in Germany since around 2021 under a temporary “Duldung” (tolerated stay) status after his asylum claim was rejected, partly because his identity and nationality documents were unclear, making it impossible to deport him. He had prior convictions for property damage and illegal residence. Jermaine went missing on May 2nd. His body was found 3 days later in an abandoned building near Memmingen train station. The suspect was found hiding in a cupboard in the same building. When discovered, he attacked officers with a knife, fled and was later confronted outside an indoor swimming pool. He again lunged at police with a knife and officers shot him multiple times. He died in the hospital. Police are now investigating whether the officers’ use of lethal force was justified.

One of the saddest emailed I’ve received (& I’ve true horror stories too) was from a mum of a sporty 11yr old girl. A weak headmaster decided to run an ‘inclusive’ school sports day. Because one 9yr old boy thought he was a girl. So No categories. Just age races. Not one little girl won a race. The little girl said to her mum .. ‘why should I bother mum?’ This is what we’re telling our girls..

@Con_Tomlinson @BigEarsLBC And yet they have ANPR cameras on almost every street corner. Seem they only use those to track normal people.

Why was Keir Starmer so afraid of the Unite the Kingdom march? The real test for any government is whether it can apply the same standard to dissent it dislikes as to dissent it finds convenient. On Saturday, that standard looked painfully absent. spectator.com/article/much-o…

So ministers are campaigning to win a seat they already had, for a candidate that wants to replace the PM that they have full confidence in and claim is going nowhere. And we are meant to pretend this is all perfectly normal.

@eeyoresmother @KieranBassinder Pally flag and a melon. Clearly on the lower IQ spectrum.

@KieranBassinder It's manually controlled.

Does anybody from the Kingstanding area of Birmingham recognise this fella? He stole a lion statue from the front of my nans house at 8:45pm on Friday. It's more than just a lion statue though, as it was bought by my late grandad who sadly passed in January. Any information about this bloke is appreciated. Please share, repost, anything you can to push the post and get him recognised and get the statue returned. #Birmingham #theft #stolen #crime #police

Chelsea flower show has a gynaecological garden, (designed by a man) - featuring a sculpture for each of the 5 gynie cancers. Give me strength. Can’t we just have lovely flowers looking pretty? Must everything be a fucking campaign?

@ByRakeshSimha @gnrsmiffies Disgraceful.

Meet Dr Keith Wolverton, a genial British GP working in urgent care. During a consultation at a walk-in centre in Staffordshire, he asked a Muslim woman to remove her niqab because he had difficulty hearing her explain her young daughter’s symptoms. He cited issues with her English and the need to see her mouth movements for clear communication and proper diagnosis. She initially refused on religious grounds but eventually complied. After her daughter received treatment and recovered, the thankless woman filed a complained that she felt “victimised and racially discriminated against.” CONSEQUENCES: A Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service hearing found the doctor guilty of misconduct. He was initially suspended for 9 months. In 2026, Dr Wolverton was struck off the medical register (effectively sacked/banned from practising). All because he was concerned about the health of a child.

@bphillipsonMP @EHChalus Breakfast clubs are not free. They’re funded by us hard working tax payers. I got my kids up, fed and ready for school as a responsible parent. We don’t want a Nanny State. I’m voting @reformparty_uk.

With Reform UK, it's always about 'looking after our own' until it comes to feeding children. Labour is providing over 6,400 children across Kent County Council with free breakfast clubs. Reform UK literally want to take the food from their mouths. mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

surely this job must be advertised on the government’s job website to prevent corruption and nepotism? @UKLabour

@boot15_vu @darrenpjones Tweet of the day 😂

@darrenpjones Have you tried Grindr?

I’m looking for a new personal assistant. Based in the House of Commons, you’ll help me with my diary, including supporting my evening meetings on Mondays and Tuesdays. This role sits at the centre of my parliamentary, constituency, government and special advisor teams helping me to be as effective as possible. Deadline: 29th May. More details 👇 w4mpjobs.org/JobDetails.asp…

@zarahussain999 As women you shouldn’t have to tolerate being coerced into covering yourselves. Get a grip and step into the 21st century.

Tommy Robinson Unite the Kingdom. It was a matter of time before the Islamophobia would start. It’s sickening behaviour. As Muslims, we shouldn’t have to tolerate this in our home…… England.

I wasn’t there in London yesterday. My body wouldn’t allow it anymore. So I watched it from a chair at home, a war pensioner staring at a screen, watching thousands march streets I once marched in uniform. And honestly… part of me wished I was there. Just to stand amongst ordinary British people again without feeling like loving your country has somehow become something shameful. Before the march had even begun they’d already made their minds up about them. Called them divisive. Dangerous. Extremists. Yet what I saw on that screen looked nothing like the picture being painted before the rally had even begun. I saw veterans. Families carrying Union Jacks. Working people. Pensioners. Young lads singing in the streets. Ordinary faces the media stopped understanding years ago. The police barriers stretched across London, creating sterile zones through the heart of the city, yet beyond them the streets felt alive again. You could feel it even through a screen. Flags moving like waves beneath grey skies. Crowds packed beneath the shadow of Parliament. Big Ben standing over it all like Britain itself was silently watching. And amongst all the chants, speeches and noise, one moment stayed with me more than any other. The prayer. For a few seconds the shouting disappeared and something older seemed to hang in the air above London. Not politics. Not parties. Something deeper than that. That’s what people are really fighting for. The feeling that the country they grew up loving is slowly slipping away while they’re told not to notice. The strange thing was they didn’t look angry to me. They looked united. Hopeful even. Like people remembering they were not alone. And sitting there watching it all unfold, I realised something. A nation rarely dies dramatically. It fades slowly when its own people become afraid to defend it. But yesterday proved something important. The old spirit is not dead yet. Not while thousands still march beneath the flag. Not while veterans still care about this country. Not while ordinary people still refuse to give up on Britain. And watching from home, I realised I was witnessing something deeper. People trying to hold onto a country they feel slowly slipping away.

@elonmusk We need help @elonmusk

The lunatic left celebrates murder …

@labourpress Parents should feed their own kids. Those who wish to have their kids fed at school should pay for the benefit, not the rest of us.

Reform's council leader in Kent opposes Labour's free breakfast clubs. There are 29 of them in Kent, with more to come.