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Joe Rogan is not buying the official narrative about Charlie Kirk murder suspect Tyler Robinson 🧐 - The strange decoy who is now in jail and cannot be interviewed. - The “Modern looking” rifle that was apparently from WW1 with no serial code. - Dismantling the rifle: “They said that he took it apart and put it back together again…. ‘Shut the f*ck up.’ It makes no sense.” - How was he not spotted on the roof? No drone footage? - Was he even the shooter? Maybe a patsy? - The official story: “This story is horsesh*t. None of these things make any sense to me.”

Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick clashes with Nick Robinson on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, hitting out at Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood over politician security in the wake of Ann Widdecombe’s murder. “The Home Secretary is not powerless,” Jenrick declared. He argued Mahmood can overrule decisions on protection for public figures and said that if he were in her position, he would grant security “irrespective of their political views”. The comments come days after the death of former MP and Reform politician Ann Widdecombe, whose body was found with serious injuries at her Devon home. The incident has sparked major safety fears, leading Reform UK to fund round-the-clock security for its MPs, including Jenrick and Lee Anderson. Jenrick specifically referenced Nigel Farage’s high level of danger, stating: “If you have somebody in the level of danger that Nigel Farage is in, the Home Secretary of the day should provide them with security.” The row highlights ongoing debates about state support for politicians from smaller parties and the independence of security assessments.

Just 20 Minutes Before Her Brutal Attack: Ann Widdecombe’s Final Words In a chilling final broadcast, Ann Widdecombe was passionately defending Nigel Farage’s financial conduct on Times Radio when the interview was recorded, just 20 minutes before she was attacked at her home in Haytor, Devon on 8 July 2026. The 78-year-old former Conservative minister, prisons spokesperson and later Reform UK figure had spent decades as one of Britain’s most outspoken and recognisable political voices. The excerpt, released with her family’s permission, showcases her trademark fire, conviction and long political experience right up to the end. Reform UK responded simply: “Ann’s words always spoke for themselves.” Tragically, Widdecombe was found dead the following day with serious injuries. Her murder investigation has now been escalated to counter-terrorism police following new evidence.

Well done, Andy Serkis! 👏 Standing tall against the pressure, Serkis is refusing to bow to the woke mob for The Hunt for Gollum. He’s casting the right actors for Tolkien’s world instead of ticking boxes. As he explained: “Tolkien himself was influenced a lot by Norse mythology, there’s a lot of that feeling. The Shire feels very, very much like a very, a very white, you know… They’re not very concerned about what goes on beyond the borders of The Shire, but they know they don’t want people coming in.” He acknowledged past criticisms but made it clear: “We don’t think we will be doing a politically correct just-casting-for-the-sake-of-casting-and-ticking-boxes version of the film. So, it’s only where relevant basically.” This is how you respect the source material. The Rings of Power disaster showed what happens when you don’t. Huge respect, Andy. Can’t wait for The Hunt for Gollum, a Lord of the Rings story that stays faithful to Tolkien and the incredible world he built in Middle-earth.

Devon & Cornwall Police’s handling of the Ann Widdecombe murder case is a textbook example of how NOT to manage a high-profile investigation. Jonathan Hall KC, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, has delivered a scathing critique: “I don’t understand why Devon & Cornwall police were steering the public away from the idea that this was a terrorist case. I don’t know why they didn’t simply say that they had an open mind as to the motivation. I think they probably broke one of the golden rules of investigations, which is not to comment on live investigations in case new facts emerge. That aspect is slightly regrettable.” Exactly. Why were they so quick to rule out terrorism when they clearly didn’t know? In the murder of a well-known former minister found dead with serious injuries at her Dartmoor home, they rushed statements claiming no terrorist or political motive. Days later counter-terrorism police took over with new evidence and the suspect now faces terrorism charges. High-profile political cases demand caution, not narrative steering. They should have kept an open mind publicly and let the evidence speak. This premature commentary risks undermining trust and the investigation itself. Time for some serious reflection at Devon & Cornwall Police.

@colinjlewis78 You know exactly what I’m referring to. It’s not what you’re historically referring to.

@triffic_stuff_ What do you think woke means? And if real woke was coming to an end that would mean that division, hate and discrimination will be coming to your "thankfully" new world order... Doesn't sound like a good place

@colinjlewis78 It’s got everything to do with being woke. Thankfully that era is slowly coming to an end now.

@triffic_stuff_ It's got nothing to do with being woke... Bastardised and misuesd word, now just thrown around rendering it meaningless

"If Uber Eats, Deliveroo, and the rest are found to be employing illegal migrants, they will be fined, prosecuted, and shut down." "The farce of young Sudanese illegal migrant men, delivering spring rolls and pepperoni pizzas on mopeds in every British suburb will end." Gems.

🚨DRAMATIC MOMENT: Topless Ann Widdecombe murder suspect arrested as armed cops swoop on his Rotherham home nearly 300 miles from the Devon crime scene. Doorcam footage shows gun officers storming the garden, bursting through the door, and leading the shirtless 28-year-old out in cuffs. Counter-terror police have now taken over the investigation. Summary of what we know so far: • Ann Widdecombe, 78, former Tory minister and Reform UK spokesperson, was found dead with serious blunt-force head injuries at her isolated home in Haytor, Dartmoor, Devon, around 11:40am on Thursday. • Police believe she was attacked at around 12:30pm the previous day (Wednesday) nearly 24 hours earlier after she stopped replying to messages from a Channel 5 TV producer she was due to appear with. • A 26-year-old man was initially arrested in Newton Abbot on suspicion of murder but was released and is no longer part of the investigation. • On Saturday evening, a 28-year-old white British man was arrested at a home in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, on suspicion of murder. Armed officers carried out the swoop, supported by counter-terrorism and local forces. • He has since been re-arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation, or instigation of acts of terrorism after new information and evidence emerged. • Counter Terrorism Policing South East is now leading the investigation. The Home Secretary is due to make a statement in the Commons. • Widdecombe’s family has been informed and is being supported by specialist officers. Police say there is no wider risk to the public.

“We cannot allow the safety on British streets to be threatened.” Yvette Cooper, Foreign Secretary, says this with a straight face while her government continues shipping thousands of unvetted military-age men from high-risk countries straight into British towns and estates. No proper checks. No regard for the consequences. Just dispersal schemes that dump the problem on local communities. Do these politicians have any self-awareness left? Every placement is a direct gamble with public safety, especially women and girls, and the results are already written in blood across too many towns. The public is shouting at their screens because this is rank hypocrisy. You’re not protecting streets! You’re endangering them while you lecture us! The public sees it. The crime reports, the grooming scandals, the stabbings and the no-go areas. We’re not blind.

Aren’t you the minister for safeguarding women against violence? And you have to apologise for what you tweeted after a fellow female politician was violently murdered? Isn’t that a resigning matter?

@KonstantinKisin And part of the reason “some are more at risk than others” is precisely because of this Labour government’s own rhetoric and policies.

Perhaps now that even this Labour Government is prepared to act, the rabid deniers can finally admit that we have a serious problem in this country when it comes to the safety of politicians and that some are more at risk than others.

@MsEdieMS Music is key to any great movie, and no one does it better than the great John Williams.

@triffic_stuff_ Jurassic park and Sam Neill scenes would not be the same without this orchestra beauty. Love John Williams!

💔 Sad news this morning: Jurassic Park star Sam Neill has tragically passed away at the age of 78. To me, this remains one of my all-time favourite movies, a true classic and a massive part of my childhood. Few films capture that sense of wonder quite like it. And it boasts what is arguably the greatest movie theme ever written. In memory of Sam (and the unforgettable Dr. Alan Grant), here is the legendary John Williams conducting the Vienna Philharmonic in a beautiful live performance of the Jurassic Park theme. Rest in peace, Sam Neill. Thank you for the magic. 🦕🎶

🔥 Sophy Ridge SNAPS at Labour Victims Minister: “What the hell? Are r*pists not dangerous?” In the middle of a prison overcrowding crisis, Labour’s new early release scheme is letting thousands of inmates out early. Shockingly, r*pists and sexual offenders are NOT being excluded from this scheme! On Sky News this morning, Sophy Ridge put Victims Minister @catkinson80 squarely on the spot: “Why do you not exclude sexual offenders from the prisons early release scheme?” The minister offered no direct answer and immediately deflected to blame the Conservatives for the mess they inherited. Ridge, having already acknowledged that things weren’t great under the previous government, visibly lost patience and snapped: “I’ve just acknowledged the context. My question is why are you not excluding r*pists from the dangerous offenders? What the hell? They are dangerous aren’t they? Or are they not dangerous if they commit crimes against women?” This is the government’s own Victims Minister. The person meant to champion those harmed by crime could not or would not explain why predators who target women are being prioritised for early freedom. No reassurance for victims, no clear safeguarding plan, just the same tired deflection.

@RobertJudd4 Just need a bit of common sense. It shouldn’t be that difficult, but common sense is very much lacking in Westminster.

Its obvious that SERIOUS offenders should NOT be let out including rapists, there are plenty of non threatening prisoners in the system, there for a wide range of not dangerous offending, look at Lucy Connolly jailed for 31mths for a post on X, BONKERS, Boris Becker imprisoned and deported, loads of other minor offenders, but keep real criminals inside to PROTECT us, this is not about their lives. Get a proper community sentence where they have to actual useful stuff not getting done, like cleaning beaches, litter, grafitti removal.............