Pouria Zeraati: Important/ Trump's post…
Important/ Trump's post: 'Just now had a very good call with Mohammed bin Salman from Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Zayed from the UAE, Emir Tamim bin Hamad from Qatar, Qatar's Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman, Minister Ali Al-Thawadi, Field Marshal Asim Munir from Pakistan, Recep Tayyip Erdogan from Turkey, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi from Egypt, King Abdullah II from Jordan, and the King of Bahrain; about the Islamic Republic and all matters related to a peace agreement. A large part of the deal has practically been negotiated and arranged, just needs to be finalized between the United States, the Islamic Republic, and the other countries I mentioned. Apart from that, I also had a call with Bibi Netanyahu that went very well. Now the details and final parts of the agreement are being reviewed and will be announced soon. One of the important parts of this agreement is that the Strait of Hormuz will be opened.'
Liz Webster: @ayeshahazarika absolutely correct #Newsnight…
✅ @ayeshahazarika absolutely correct #Newsnight Sticking with Starmer will repeat a Biden type disaster gifting power to Trumpism. Starmer has never been popular and his decision to try make Brexit work with a doomed EU reset has totally failed. Only way out of this hole 👉 #BinBrexitRedLines
Cameron Hudson: RSF 'to cut flow of oil unless Sudan army drone strikes cease.'…
RSF 'to cut flow of oil unless Sudan army drone strikes cease.' That is a considerable threat, but couldn't just the SAF threaten to blow up RSF diamond mines? There is a certain degree of mutually assured destruction, no?
Clr Brian Silvester: 813,000 migrants came into UK in 2025…
813,000 migrants came into UK in 2025...& just 23% came to work !!!! The rest are supported by the hard hit UK taxpayers & Government borrowing. No wonder Labour are borrowing an EXTRA £132 BILLION a year. UK has enough hangers on, there is no need to import them !!
June Slater: When you take over a position…
When you take over a position in a company, existing staff show you the ropes. They help during teething period, until you find your feet Very sad to see experienced councillors slapping democracy in the face as their hostile attitude towards new inexperienced councillors entering the chamber impedes the new councillors learning . Find out yourself ... Go look it up ... That's your problem.. That would be disciplinary in the real world. But councils have had their cosy world turned upside down . Their ridiculous spending plain for all to see . I'll take inexperienced and a good heart over protectionism any day of the week. Good luck to all the Reform newbies who have entered the world of debt and destruction and have the courage to try and put it right .
Aaron Bastani: Notice Lib Dems & Greens working together…
Notice Lib Dems & Greens working together in Birmingham. There’s huge range of councillors, of all parties, across country. This is just childish and petulant. Labour either think locals are best placed to shape their politics, or they don’t. People are tired of London diktat!
Andrew Bridgen: Some of these data centres…
Some of these data centres are really so large they are data cities. Please watch and consider what these ‘data cities’ are really for - monitoring you and you are paying for them.
Rory Synnott: British nationals were kidnapped…
British nationals were kidnapped in international water, taken to Israel, and then subjected to cruel and unusual punishment, filmed with the presence of an Israeli minister. And the best this government can offer is summoning the chargé d'affaires? Close the embassy. Cowards.
Jayda Fransen: I remember both of these horrific attacks…
I remember both of these horrific attacks like they were yesterday. I remember thinking at the time… where is the uprising? How much more will our people take? Turns out, a lot.
Adam Brooks: Court rooms and court trial…
Court rooms and court trial lists are filled up with alleged asylum seeker sex crimes or violence. Almost every day I’m sent a new one. The Government is putting British women and girls at risk with these hotels, HMOs and barracks. TRULY UNFORGIVABLE
Philip Proudfoot: My thoughts on the vaccine remained…
My thoughts on the vaccine remained the same throughout the whole lockdown shit show. Take it or don’t take it. It’s your choice. If the vaccine worked, it meant that the only people an unvaccinated person was putting at risk was another unvaccinated person. If an unvaccinated person was putting a vaccinated person at risk then the vaccine didn’t work and was a waste of time. Andy Burnham here was another politician displaying a complete lack of critical thinking and following the mass hysteria.
David Frost: Rachel Reeves’s economic farce…
"Rachel Reeves’s economic farce is about to become a tragedy" There is a Ruritanian feel to British economic policy just now, a kind of comic-opera statism. But the convictions beneath it are far from amusing. My @Telegraph 👇 http://telegraph.co.uk/gift/a837e5ca5…
Alex Wickham: Exclusive with @EllenAMilligan…
Exclusive with @EllenAMilligan @europressos The UK-EU summit pencilled in for next month may be postponed until July because of the UK leadership crisis Starmer had held high hopes for the summit, framing it as a big moment to push for closer ties But the Burnham/Streeting move to defenestrate him has hampered officials’ work to prepare Planning has proved difficult to negotiate because Brussels doesn’t believe Starmer’s government will be in place in the coming months, sources said In any case, French and German officials say Britain has to change its red lines on the single market and customs union if it wants a meaningful reset
Kathy Gyngell: A child rape gang jailed…
A child rape gang jailed for nearly 300 years should be headline news. Yet you could scroll the Telegraph, the Times and the Mail and barely find it. Why? The conspiracy of silence around these crimes is a scandal in itself. #MSM
Andrew Bridgen: If the Hantavirus didn’t get you the Ebola…
If the Hantavirus didn’t get you the Ebola outbreak will says WHO director general at the same time as he is pushing his worldwide pandemic agreement to give himself and his organisation massive new powers to control health policy and call pandemics.
Ben Judah: Whether we like it or not…
Whether we like it or not we are marching towards an AI and robotics driven economy that will structurally require less migration and likely higher unemployment of those already here. This requires an honest conversation about the future of our approach towards low wage labour migration. What the economy needs in 2036 will not be what it needed in 2016.
Lee Hurst: If you don’t like living in a multicultural area…
If you don’t like living in a multicultural area, move to a LibDem one. You will have to listen to them moaning that the area they just moved into is not very multicultural like the one they just left. However you can have great fun asking them why they moved and listening to them struggle to come up with an answer.
Martin Daubney: CONFIRMED: ALL SEVEN ARE AFGHAN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS…
CONFIRMED: ALL SEVEN ARE AFGHAN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS: Seven men, all Afghan nationals and refugees, have been charged with 40 offences · Five arrived illegally in Britain by small boat; two by lorry @CDP1882
Dale Vince: Wes Streeting is right about this…
Wes Streeting is right about this - we do tax money made with money at half the rate we tax money made with a pair of hands (quote from my book 2020..:) - it’s part of a broad range of tax issues we need to look at, an inherent inequality. But he’s wrong to present this as a wealth tax. And it’s unhelpful to do so, it might be an attempt to burnish his left wing credentials or just a misunderstanding. Equalising these two starkly different rates of tax is actually just the ending of a loophole for the wealthy, a significant advantage they currently have. We call money made with money (investments/assets..) a Capital Gain whereas money made in a job we call Income. That’s fundamentally unjust. Both are forms of income. Our tax system was written by people with money for people with money and it entrenches wealth, clearly - and increases the wealth poverty gap - year in and out. Tax equality is what this is about - some fundamental fairness.
Andrew Feinstein: Israel is depraved in a way…
Israel is depraved in a way that not even apartheid South Africa was. Apartheid, through its racism, dehumanised many white South Africans. This seems to have gone even further in Israel where any pretence of humanity or decency has been obliterated by racist dehumanisation & unimaginable violence, evil & psychotic sadism
Diane Abbott: Many MPs have already supported…
Many MPs have already supported this Early Day Motion. It notes that higher prices and shortages are being caused by Trump's war on Iran and the US blockade. It argues government should be aiming to end the war. If you agree, you can contact your MP.Andrew Bridgen: How can the ‘Green movement’ claim…
How can the ‘Green movement’ claim to save the planet when the all the worn out and redundant wind turbines and solar panels are heading to landfill in their millions?
Lee Hurst: I have come to the conclusion…
I have come to the conclusion that it’s always better to target the party (Labour) rather than the individual Ministers and MPs that make it up. Why? Well what we are seeing now is some voters hating Starmer, but somehow still willing to give them another go if they replace him. We’ve all been guilty of it. We should ensure future criticism is of the party as a whole.Cameron Hudson: RSF defections…
RSF defections: a turning point in Sudan's war? This asks the good question, what if Hemedti were to defect? Would he face the same lack of accountability? Recent defections, and their poor public response, demands SAF find an answer before peace talks.
Lewis Brackpool: Yes, the Kirpan should be banned…
Yes, the Kirpan should be banned in public spaces. Britain cannot continue with two-tier rules that allow some religious groups special exemptions to carry weapons, while everyone else faces harsh knife laws. We reserve the right to do things our own way.Liz Webster: nails Brexit caller! No plan...
🔥 @mrjamesob nails Brexit caller! No plan, no clue, just anger at immigrants! Once you strip away culture war politics, Brexit defenders still struggle to point to measurable economic gains and fall back on identity/ immigration rather than outcomes.Alex Wickham: The foreign office has sent...
Exclusive with @EllenAMilligan The foreign office has sent redundancy letters to the Iran crisis team that is leading the UK’s response to the war Around half of the officials in the unit are expected to take up the offer, which comes as part of severe FCDO job cuts The crisis team works around the clock in a windowless bunker to support British nationals and work on policy and scenario planning Officials find out in the coming days if their jobs are being kept or not The redundancies in the Iran team are happening just as Trump mulls new strikes on Tehran and the crisis threatens to escalateAndrew Bridgen: The WHO knew Hantavirus was...
The WHO knew Hantavirus was too weak for a global pandemic. only Canada and Australia would have been duped into playing those Covid lockdown games again They moved to Ebola and declared it a global health emergency. WHO is a terrorist organisation run by a former terroristCameron Hudson: The SAF and its intelligence services...
"The SAF and its intelligence services identify RSF commanders whose tribal loyalties are fraying, offer guarantees and then publicize the defection for maximum psychological effect." An excellent look at what recent RSF defections mean for the war.Read more