Polly Dymock 🇬🇧🇺🇦🌻slava ukraini 🇮🇱 🟧🧡🎗

Amazing! She never mentions "anti Jew" or "anti Christian" hate when its a fcking Jihadi attack, or a grooming gang member!

Durhamgate confirmed he was a rotten egg, master of the cover up, but the hiring of Sue Gray as his Chief of Staff was dodgy in plain sight. The cocking of a snook by the entitled. I shall dance an extra jig on Tuesday; 10 years on from the Referendum.

🚨 4 YEAR OLD ABDUCTED IN THE WEST MIDS PARK - FOUND WITHIN MINUTES A four-year-old boy was abducted in a West Midlands park while his mother tended to a baby and was missing for several minutes before being found nearby, police say. They are appealing for information about what happened near the fish pond in Haden Hill Park, Halesowen Road, in Cradley Heath, near Dudley, on Thursday. West Midlands Police said the reported abduction happened as the child's mother was tending to the baby at 1500hrs and the four-year-old was later found in a woodland close by. The person alleged to be involved was described as being in his late teens, black, short in height and with curled hair. He was clean shaven and wore black clothing. "We believe this is an isolated incident but we understand how concerning it is and understand the impact it will have in the area and to the local community," a spokesperson for the force said. Extra officers remained in the area on Friday to offer reassurance to the local community. The force said they were reviewing CCTV footage from the area and appealed for witnesses to come forward or anyone with mobile phone footage taken in the park at the time. Investigators are currently reviewing local CCTV footage and asking the public for assistance. They are particularly keen to speak with anyone who was inside Haden Hill Park around 3PM on Thursday and may have captured mobile phone footage, dash cam clips, or doorbell camera video. Source UK Database.

@HeidiBachram It’s mania, with no truth

On the streets of Leeds today, this despicable dog r*pe lie persists. Shame on everyone who spread it.

@Telegraph Clutching at straws

🚨 A senior government figure told The Telegraph Sir Keir Starmer was realising that the “game is up” and his thoughts were now turning to how he could “shore up his legacy” 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/…

There’s a point in every political collapse where stubbornness stops looking like resilience and becomes outright self‑humiliation. Starmer is long past that point. He has ministers privately telling him the game is up, by‑elections turning into leadership primaries, and his support base shrunk to “friends and family” – yet he still insists he’ll “fight on”. That’s not strength; it’s narcissism dressed up as duty. By publicly offering a Cabinet role to Burnham, he basically admitted he knows who the real centre of gravity in Labour is now – and still refuses to accept what that means. M He’s campaigning to be the chief of staff in a government that’s already politically moved on without him, and every extra day he clings on just makes him look smaller, weaker and more detached from the country he claims to be serving.

After the October 7 massacre, Keir Starmer rewarded Hamas by recognizing their terror entity as a “state of Palestine” to gain Muslim votes. Never forget! Never forgive!

His name was Elias. He was just 14 years old. In Paris, two young men of African appearance stopped him and demanded his phone, threatening him with a machete. When he refused, one of them struck him with a savage machete slash to the shoulder, so violent it caused a deep, life-threatening wound, as his family confirmed. Help arrived quickly, yet Elias died in hospital the next day. The two suspects, both known offenders with prior convictions, were arrested within hours. The one who carried out the stabbing confessed almost immediately. In June 2026, the two africans were referred to the juvenile assizes court to stand trial for extortion with violence resulting in death. They remain in custody pending trial.

The names of  two fallen soldiers whose families have been notified were cleared for publication:   🕯️ Staff Sergeant Yoav Klein, aged 21, from Herzliya, a soldier in the 52nd Battalion, 401st Brigade, fell in combat in southern Lebanon. 🕯️ Sergeant First Class Nir Ben Ari, aged 21, from Kerem Maharal, a soldier in the Maglan Unit, Commando Brigade, fell in combat in southern Lebanon.

@IsraelWarRoom Z”L

BBC content is rubbish.

@SBarrettBar I haven’t watched it years

These brave souls ran toward danger and almost certain death to delay the murderers a little longer. Give their people more of a chance. I am in awe of this level of bravery and sacrifice.

It was meant to be an exercise rallying the troops before a battle with Makerfield’s newest Labour MP Andy Burnham. But Sir Keir Starmer’s Cabinet ring-round on Friday instead left the Prime Minister barely counting on one hand the number of senior ministers he could still rely on to back him ⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/…

Yes or no? ⬇️

1100 new migrants in the last seven days and 10,000 migrants are being moved into dispersal accommodation (houses, flats, bedsits) across London, the South East, and Wales. This is part of efforts by the Home Office and contractors like Clearsprings Ready Homes (a major provider) to reduce reliance on expensive on migrant housing. Some large housing developments originally planned for social housing are being considered for mixed use, splitting sites between migrants and local tenants.

Andy Burnham stood in Makerfield telling pensioners he’d keep the triple lock – the basic promise that the state pension would rise by the highest of earnings, inflation or 2.5% – then let his star adviser, ex‑Goldman Sachs economist Lord O’Neill, brief that he’s “trying to convince [Burnham] to get rid” of it. You don’t hire a man who has spent years arguing the triple lock is “unsustainable” and “unfair to younger workers” if you intend to die in a ditch protecting it; you hire him because you want cover to break your word and blame “fiscal reality” later. The message to older voters is brutal: your votes are good enough to get Burnham into Parliament, but your pensions are negotiable once he’s measuring the Downing Street curtains. This isn’t about hard choices, it’s about a politician saying one thing on the doorstep while his Goldman whisperer writes a completely different script for the first Budget.

So someone has apparently attacked a group of Muslims in Edinburgh and was heard shouting he's "protecting girls from Muslim rape gangs"? Police are already calling it a terror attack, not a lone wolf with mental health problems? This is was all inevitable, politicians and legacy media have ignored the concerns of the British public long enough, slandering everyone instead of facing the issues.

The UN Security Council says that there is an "imminent risk of mass atrocities" as the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan advance on the city of El-Obeid. If you are unaware, previous massacres by the RSF were so bloody that the red could be seen from space. Is there a particular reason everyone is ignoring these horrific war crimes? I couldn't possibly hazard a guess.