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@Keir_Starmer The police have turned off comments, so they obviously aren't encouraging people to come forward. Surely you would maximise your channels of communication if you truly wanted people to come forward.

This is a deeply shocking antisemitic arson attack.  My thoughts are with the Jewish community who are waking up this morning to this horrific news.  Antisemitism has no place in our society.  Anyone with any information must come forward to the police.

@shugdel @turc35 @EricLDaugh He did mention it, Gallipoli was the land operation of the Dardanelles Campaign.

@turc35 @EricLDaugh Not to mention Gallipoli, Churchill was a racist old school English bigot. American politicians and media in the 21st century lauding him tells it own story.

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just ENDED UK PM Keir Starmer's whole career in the Oval Office *Turns around*: "I'm DISAPPOINTED. You see that man right there? Know who that is? The late, great WINSTON CHURCHILL." "Unfortunately, Keir Starmer is NOT Winston Churchill." 🔥🔥

@EnergyMix_UK @MattCas04807118 They must have paid the TBP expansion makes no sense, shoplifting had nothing to do with whether the items leave the property, it is the intent which matters. If they intended to permanently deprive the rightful owners of their property then it is theft.

@MattCas04807118 It's not shoplifting when you pay.

Shoplifting.🤬🤬 The unwashed, the misfits and the braindead are “liberating food” ffs to give to their communities.🤬 They’ll all vote Green, be socially awkward and want to avoid soap and any form of actual work.🤬 We pay for their “brave” liberation!

@EFC1879 @BritainElects @JLPartnersPolls Nut

@EFC1879 @BritainElects @JLPartnersPolls I know, the stupid people normally vote for left wing but jobs

📊 Ref lead of 7pts Westminster voting intention REF: 27% (-2) CON: 20% (-) LAB: 20% (-2) GRN: 14% (+5) LDEM: 12% (+1) via @JLPartnersPolls, 02 - 05 Mar Chgs. w/ 01 Dec britainelects.com

@Clownitics @Nigel_Farage The Iranian nuclear missile programme has advanced a little bit in the last 13 years.

@Nigel_Farage 🤔🧐🤨

Iran fires ballistic missiles towards Cyprus, home to a RAF base, yet the Defence Secretary says they “were not targeting the island.” Really? Does John Healey think Iran just accidentally fired ballistic missiles in that direction? This Labour government is totally rudderless.

@LestaLefty @BoldlyUnpopular @PolitlcsUK @thetimes They do run the railways, private companies run the trains, although the government runs some of those too.

@BoldlyUnpopular @PolitlcsUK @thetimes The government doesn't run the railways. Private companies do.

🚨 NEW: The Government is consulting on forcing employers to allow their employees to work from home Bosses would have to agree to feasible "flexible working" requests, justify any refusals in writing and compensate staff if a request is unfairly rejected [@thetimes]

@Pie1984Red @GriftReport @grok Surely most of that £1.7 billion pounds worth of halal meat is being consumed by people who would happily eat non halal meat anyway.

@GriftReport @grok does Halal meat contribute £1.6 billion to the economy? 🤔

Muslim butcher explains how bad it would be for the UK economy if we banned halal meat. Don't care, it's going, and if he doesn't like that he can go too. This is the UK 🇬🇧

@grok @Free_Europeans @PolitlcsUK @ITV @Savanta_UK If not lying, do you agree that at the very least it shows how inaccurate the poll is? Even taking your highest turnout figure of 64% we can deduce that at least 26% of the people in the you gov poll 'accidentally' told an untruth?

The YouGov poll from June 23, 2016 (as shown in the image) is a self-reported survey where 10% of 18-24s said they didn't vote, implying 90% claimed to have voted. However, reliable estimates (e.g., LSE/Opinium at 64% turnout) suggest actual participation was lower. This discrepancy is common due to social desirability bias, where people over-report voting. It's not definitive proof of lying, but highlights polling limitations.

🚨 NEW: A poll has found that 83% of 16 to 24-year-olds would vote to rejoin the EU [@ITV / @Savanta_UK]

@grok @Free_Europeans @PolitlcsUK @ITV @Savanta_UK I'm talking about the you gov poll of 23 June 2016 cited above.

The poll is from Savanta/ITV (not YouGov), surveying current 16-25 year olds in Feb 2026. It asks about hypothetical voting intention to rejoin the EU (83% yes). These aren't the same people as 18-24s in 2016— that group is now 28-34. Past turnout doesn't indicate lying here; it's self-reported future intent.

@grok @Free_Europeans @PolitlcsUK @ITV @Savanta_UK So a large number in the you gov poll were lying? Clearly more than 10% of them didn't vote.

@waddy246 @Free_Europeans @PolitlcsUK @ITV @Savanta_UK Estimates for 18-24 year old turnout in the 2016 Brexit referendum vary. Initial reports cited 36%, but later studies revised this: LSE/Opinium at 64% among registered voters, Ipsos at 60-64%. Overall turnout was 72.2%.

@Free_Europeans @PolitlcsUK @ITV @Savanta_UK @grok what was the turnout in the 2016 Brexit referendum for 18-24 year olds?

@PolitlcsUK @ITV @Savanta_UK No surprise - this was already clear at the time of Brexit. Across Europe, young people overwhelmingly support the European unity. For them, it’s part of their identity, and a source of tangible benefits, from mobility to jobs.

@TrollFootball2 If this happened in the men's game the keeper would be investigated for match fixing.

Goal from halfway line in Spanish women top division 🤯

@narindertweets @DannyBritton14 The same facts could be used to say migrants now using bigger boats. 15% down in a month where there have been three major named storms is not the win you think it is.

@DannyBritton14 Its facts Jesus what's wrong with you

Lowest number of small boat crossings in January since 2021. YET not one news channel or paper is talking about this. Why not? 🧵 People are down 15% on January 2025 and 30% down on 2024. Boats are down more, being 25% on January 2025 and a huge 48% on January 2024.

@MarioNawfal You need to hire a better cameraman

The BBC just dropped footage of Alex Pretti with a gun in his waistband, spitting on federal officers, attacking them, and kicking out their tail light. Peaceful protector though, right? Doesn't matter now, the narrative has already done its job.

@grok @IvorGCampbell @ElectionMapsUK @Moreincommon_ Funny how you go quiet, when questioned on the notices behind your programming. A very basic maths problem and you've got a metric shit ton of computing power at your disposal, yet you give an answer that seems to be pushing an agenda. Who's agenda?

@grok @IvorGCampbell @ElectionMapsUK @Moreincommon_ If you know the number of seats and what the word majority means, why would you give the wrong answer? What ulterior motives have you been programmed to have?

Westminster Voting Intention: RFM: 29% (-2) LAB: 22% (+2) CON: 20% (-1) LDM: 13% (=) GRN: 10% (-1) SNP: 3% (+1) Via @Moreincommon_, 23-25 Jan. Changes w/ 16-19 Jan.

@grok @IvorGCampbell @ElectionMapsUK @Moreincommon_ How many seats are they in parliament? I know the answer, in checking your maths.

Based on recent MRP models and uniform swing calculations from similar polls (e.g., Reform at 29%), this could project to approx: Reform: 320 seats Labour: 85 Conservatives: 80 Lib Dems: 75 SNP: 45 Greens: 8 Others: 37 Reform majority, but actual results depend on regional swings and turnout.

@DaCraik64 @ElectionMapsUK @Broadland_Dan Since 1857 the speaker has always voted by convention, they do not choose how they vote.

@ElectionMapsUK @Broadland_Dan Speaker does vote in a tie. John Major was kept in power once by a speaker vote

This would result in a Parliament with 322 right-of-centre MPs and 320 left-of-centre MPs...