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Gang steals £600,000 from Abu Dhabi royals outside St Pancras station metro.co.uk/2026/06/20/gan…

Kemi Badenoch is more like Thatcher than anybody in Reform. Thatcher took a while to grow into her role, Kemi has been doing the same. The Conservatives are stronger and more determined than ever under Kemi Badenoch’s leadership. Bold policies, serious plans.

Police 'toned down' statement of mother whose hotel worker daughter was murdered by an asylum seeker in case it led to race riots trib.al/rA1V1eB

The leader of the Green Party, Zack Polanski, has just reposted this. Do you now understand the bullshit victims of the r*pe gangs have had to go through for decades every time we speak out? It’s relentless.

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An IDF soldier was killed, and 13 others were injured in an overnight Hezbollah attack on troops in southern Lebanon, the military announces. The slain soldier is named as Sgt. First Class Nir Ben Ari, 21, of the Commando Brigade's Maglan unit, from Kerem Maharal. According to a military probe, at around 1:30 a.m., a barrage of rockets and an explosive drone struck a military position in the Nabatieh-area village of Kfar Tebnit. The projectiles killed Ben Ari and wounded 13 other troops, including two in serious condition, one moderately, and 10 lightly hurt. The troops were taken to a hospital and their families were notified, the army adds. Following the deadly attack, the IDF carried out strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in the Nabatieh area.

🚨 DIGWA FACING THREATS IN PRISON The man convicted of murdering teenager Henry Nowak is reportedly living in fear after being transferred to one of Britain’s most notorious prisons. Vickrum Digwa, 23, was recently moved to HMP Frankland in County Durham following his conviction over the killing of 18-year-old Henry in Southampton. According to reports, prison staff are carrying out regular welfare checks amid concerns for his safety and wellbeing behind bars. Sources claim Digwa has already received threats from other inmates at the high-security prison and is reluctant to leave his cell. One source said that Digwa had wanted to remain at his previous prison and is now struggling to adapt to life at Frankland. The source claimed he is fearful of mixing with other prisoners and is aware of previous high-profile attacks that have taken place within the prison system. HMP Frankland has long housed some of the UK’s most serious offenders and has become known for holding prisoners serving lengthy sentences for major crimes. The prison has been the scene of several violent incidents in recent years involving high-profile inmates and staff. Reports suggest prison officers are currently carrying out frequent checks on Digwa, although such arrangements are not expected to remain in place indefinitely. Digwa was sentenced last month after being found guilty over the death of Henry Nowak. The case attracted national attention after prosecutors told the court that false claims were made following the incident, leading to widespread public outrage. The sentence handed to Digwa included a minimum term of 21 years before he can be considered for release. That sentence has since been referred to the Court of Appeal under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme, meaning judges will now consider whether the punishment should be increased. Digwa is also subject to strict restrictions regarding contact with family members linked to the wider case. According to reports, he has been barred from communicating with relatives who were convicted of offences connected to the aftermath of Henry’s death. Despite holding enhanced prisoner status, which provides access to additional privileges within the prison system, sources claim Digwa remains focused on his personal safety. The Ministry of Justice does not comment on the management of individual prisoners, but prison authorities have a legal duty to protect inmates while they remain in custody. The appeal process relating to Digwa’s sentence is continuing. Meanwhile, supporters of Henry Nowak’s family continue to campaign for what they believe would be a more appropriate punishment for the teenager’s killing. Current notorious inmates at HMP Frankland; Michael Adebolajo, one of two terrorists convicted of murdering British Army soldier Lee Rigby Dhiren Barot, convicted terrorist Levi Bellfield, convicted serial killer who murdered at least three young women and teenage girls, including Milly Dowler Damien Bendall, convicted mass murderer and child rapist David Bieber, American convicted murderer of police officer Ian Broadhurst Peter Chapman, convicted kidnapper, rapist, and murderer of 17-year-old Ashleigh Hall David Copeland, convicted bomber and murderer who committed the 1999 London nail bombings Wayne Couzens, former police constable and convicted kidnapper, rapist, and murderer of 33-year-old Sarah Everard John Duffy, British serial rapist and killer David Fuller, English double-murderer and prolific necrophiliac Thomas Mair, murdered Labour MP Jo Cox in June 2016 Anthony Russell, spree killer who killed three people in October 2020 and is also accused of the murder of fellow inmate Ian Huntley in 2026. Muzzaker Shah, murdered police officer Sharon Beshenivsky during an armed robbery in 2005 Michael Stone, convicted of murdering Lin and Megan Russell and attempting to murder Josie Russell in 1996 Source UK Database.

The Soviets of yore would admire the Green Party's determination to persist with brazen lies. At today's far left jamboree in London, Mothin Ali claimed once again that he attended an "anti-war" rally earlier this year. No. Absolutely not. It was a rally for the regime and terror, as you can see in the thread below.

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Look at how Streeting is being handled. The former health secretary resigns, floats himself as a leadership contender, does the TV rounds as a “serious alternative” – then suddenly he’s reported to be in talks with Burnham about dropping his bid in exchange for a big Cabinet job once the coronation is complete. That’s not democracy, it’s HR: carve up the top jobs between factions in advance, get Streeting to bring his backers into the Burnham column, then present the stitched‑up outcome to members as “unity”. The public was promised a party that would do things differently after the Tory psychodramas; what they are actually getting is the same choreography with a different cast – a leadership challenge designed in private WhatsApp groups, not contested in public debate.

This is a quote from John Hunyadi, who spent his life fighting Muslims, and it captures how Europeans feel today: "We have had enough of our men enslaved, our women raped, wagons loaded with severed heads of our people, the sale of chained captives, the mockery of our religion... [W]e shall not stop until we succeed in expelling the enemy from Europe."

Forced mobilization in Russia's city of Penza continues to ramp up, as men are grabbed off the streets at random, carted to whst is described as a "torture camp" and forced to sign military contracts. Here women try to save their Russian that's about to be shipped off to Ukraine

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Hodges: Crimea dominates the Black Sea, it's why Catherine the Great took it in the 18th century. If Russia holds it, they block access to the Azov Sea and disrupt everything out of Odessa. It's in the interest of all of us that Ukraine regains control of Crimea. 1/

So while all eyes were fixed on Israeli strikes in Lebanon, Egyptian warplanes reportedly assaulted Jabal Al-Aqaydat, a major artisanal gold mining area in Sudan's River Nile State, on Tuesday. At least 35 civilians were killed and about 80 injured, according to testimonies collated by Sudan Peace Tracker. Which brings us to an overwhelming question: did Egyptian aircraft violate Sudanese airspace to kill Sudanese citizens on Sudanese soil? When asked, Sudan's military failed to respond. Egypt did not even acknowledge the attack. But… free Palestine, amirite? That official silence tells the real story. For some world powers, democratic accountability is not only disregarded, it is viewed with contempt. But nobody in the West seems to give two hoots about the real world. In February, the New York Times reported that Egypt had established a covert base at East Oweinat, deep inside Sudan, used to launch drone operations into local territory. The base has been operational for months. Yet when Egyptian aircraft massacre Sudanese innocents on Sudanese soil, Khartoum says nothing, Cairo shrugs and the world just couldn’t care less. Traumatised survivors were more candid than any official. "Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan himself has become a soldier taking orders from Abdel Fattah El-Sisi,” one remarked. For anyone trying to understand the structural reality of Sudan's war, which goes hand-in-hand with the narcissistic myopia of the West, that line tells you more than any diplomatic communiqué. sudanpeacetracker.com/archives/1195

Reminder: The Iranian terror regime is executing innocent people after torturing false confessions out of them. This is how they rule — through systematic terror against their own citizens, slaughtering protesters to keep the population in fear. Western countries must immediately expel every single Iranian regime diplomat and send them back to Tehran. Enough with the suicidal appeasement. This is a barbaric regime that holds its own people hostage, steals Iran’s wealth to fund jihadist terror groups across the Middle East, and harbors apocalyptic dreams of destroying the entire Western world. No more deals. No more money. No more illusions. The civilized world must stop empowering this evil — before it’s too late. Expel the diplomats. Isolate the regime. Stand with the Iranian people against their oppressors

Everywhere Islam takes hold, civilizations collapse. Egypt. Mesopotamia. Lebanon. Algeria. Persia, once a brilliant empire of science, astronomy, Zoroastrian glory. Then Arab conquest, fire temples destroyed, forced conversions, Sharia, oppression. Today Iran is a rich nation ruined by theocratic hate. This is history, not opinion. If even Persia fell, what civilization survives this?

If the EU and the UK adopted the policy of UNRWA which they fund and support, then 28 million people in the EU and the UK would be told they must return to Turkey, Morocco, Algeria, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Tunisia, Somalia, Egypt, Lebanon, Sudan and Libya.

These walls had an image of every single person who was murdered at the Nova festival I managed about 30 faces before the emotion was just too heavy They went to dance, they never came home 💔