Lee Hurst: All of Labour’s Burnham policies...
All of Labour’s Burnham policies are designed to feed Labour controlled areas and starve non Labour controlled areas of funds. Nothing else. Bookmark this.
Alex Wickham: Exclusive by @LucyGJWhite...
Exclusive by @LucyGJWhite Reform makes plans for early election A person close to Reform says the party has become increasingly concerned Andy Burnham might call an election to take advantage of the recent decline in Nigel Farage’s fortunes triggered by revelations about the party’s finances They express concerns that Reform won’t be ready and has yet to create policy in key areas like foreign affairs, defence and education, and that it’s missing spokespeople on important beats As a result Reform is rapidly drawing up a skeleton manifesto and speeding up candidate selection, running assessment centres over the summer, they say Reform will also try to regain some impetus from Burnham by launching an attack on small-boat crossings next week A Reform official confirms the party is speeding up candidate selection and that work is ongoing to produce a manifesto, but insists they’re optimistic about their chances should Burnham call an early electionCameron Hudson: American pressure on the SAF...
"American pressure on the SAF at this point in the war will further complicate US policy to end the war."
Adam Brooks: The bounce in the polls show...
The bounce in the polls show just how atrocious Keir Starmer was as a PM and as a man. The Burnham bounce is more to do with that, than the man himself imo…
Bushra Shaikh: Iran has warned that if the U.S....
Iran has warned that if the U.S. and Israel carry out their latest threats to strike its civilian infrastructure, Tel Aviv should be prepared for a response.
Philip Proudfoot: Are you happy @andyburnham about the arrest...
Are you happy @andyburnham about the arrest of decedents of holocaust survivors as terrorists? Is this woman the same as a member of Islamic State? Sort it out.
Daniel Lacalle: Angry Spaniards call for PM resignation...
Angry Spaniards call for PM resignation after border disaster. Years of radical socialist government policies subsidising and regularizing illegal immigrants created a massive pull factor. The EU ignored it. Now, Spain and the EU are suffering the consequences.Adam Brooks: The @thenowherephoto exposing the lefts lies...
The @thenowherephoto exposing the lefts lies that the Moroccans have all gone back across the border. They’re everywhere!!
Pouria Zeraati: The regime has been evacuating...
Important/ The regime has been evacuating passenger planes from Tehran’s Mehrabad Airport since last night.Cameron Hudson: Sudan’s RSF vows to return to Khartoum...
Sudan’s RSF vows to return to Khartoum. At this stage of the war, Hemedti's threat just isnt credible, but that doesnt stop it from being triggering to millions of people in Khartoum. These kinds of threat are their own form of terrorism.Adam Brooks: I have two daughters...
I have two daughters. I won’t stand by & allow them to be put in danger by this mass invasion of sexual predators & violent foreign men. It is this that has driven me to speak out for so many years. There’s a reason that they won’t publish the migrant crime stats… WAKE UPAdam Brooks: Liberals and lefties trying...
Liberals and lefties trying to think of a narrative that can explain 50,000 rampaging migrants setting fire to cars, looting shops, attacking police and entering innocent Spaniards homes… “ it’s a climate change refugee emergency “ 🤣🤦🏻♂️
David Kurten: The UK has a net national debt...
The UK has a net national debt of £2,984,000,000,000 that is growing by £130,000,000,000 per year. This needs to be dealt with, not exacerbated with extra unnecessary spending. Scrap migrant hotels, migrant welfare, foreign aid, climate subsidies, Ukraine warmongering, NGOs, diversity officers, BBC funding, corrupt contracting, QUANGOs, ....Philip Proudfoot: If @andyburnham really wants...
If @andyburnham really wants to differentiate himself from Starmer and rebuild the absolute mess he left, maybe just stopping this absolute shite? Maybe we shouldn’t arrest people for words on card anymore?
Alex Wickham: BP’s decision to sell its North Sea...
NEW by @Joe_Mayes @MitchellFerman @EllenAMilligan BP’s decision to sell its North Sea business leaves a pivotal decision for Andy Burnham and marks a critical moment for Britain’s dwindling oil and gas industry North Sea producers have criticised Tory and Labour governments since the 2022 windfall tax, arguing investing there is no longer competitive Trump wants Burnham to change tack and the new PM let the president believe he would in their first call But the reality is it’s politically contentious with environmentalists and Labour MPs opposing new drilling. That’s now been made even harder by the wildfires in Europe Despite his rhetoric it appears Burnham is in reality just looking at doing what Keir Starmer likely would have done eventually, ie tie-backs, Jackdaw and Rosebank, rather than any major change in policy That risks upsetting both sides: Trump, trade unions and the oil and gas industry for whom it might not be enough, and the green-minded side who don’t want any more drilling BP’s move “should be a defining moment for the new prime minister,” says Russell Borthwick, chief executive of Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce. “This decision is another stark reminder that confidence in the UK continental shelf has been badly shaken after years of policy uncertainty, punitive taxation and mixed messages about the future of the industry.”
Andrew Bridgen: Hackers steal sensitive data from UK...
Hackers steal sensitive data from UK Department for Education and police Details of parents and staff, including email addresses and phone numbers, are among data taken by cybercriminals Digital ID anyone ?Andrew Bridgen: What a surprise...
What a surprise ? Not Record reoffending after 70,000 prisoners released early But Alex Belfield remains in HMP Stoke Heath.
Pat McGinnis: 25% turnout in the Manchester...
25% turnout in the Manchester Mayoral election. These turnouts are the reason we are getting ruled by Labour with a minority of the population supporting them. NHPUK campaign for compulsory voting like in Australia.
Ben Habib: What happened in Ceuta...
What happened in Ceuta is happening across Europe and in the U.K. The scale is smaller and the rate of influx slower. But the net result will be the same. Europe and the U.K. will be overwhelmed. Our borders need military enforcement
Chris Williamson: Stop this madness...
Stop this madness, @andyburnham . Deproscribe Palestine action now, and stop selling weapons to Israel.Andrew Bridgen: Remember Dr Stella Immanuel...
Remember Dr Stella Immanuel in 2020 claiming she & her team had successfully treated over 350 Covid patients with Hydroxychloroquine ? She was professionally destroyed in the MSM, banned from social media. An effective treatment would have precluded emergency ‘vaccine’ use !Adam Brooks: Hey lefties, anything to say...
Hey lefties, anything to say ? Homes looted, cars burned, women harassed, shops emptied. Violence en masse. This is what happens in an invasion from different cultures. Ceuta is what we’ve all warned you of.
Pouria Zeraati: Hamas has endorsed the statement...
Important/ Hamas has endorsed the statement of the International Peace for Gaza Group and announced that it will surrender its weapons. This marks another major defeat for the regime on the eve of the next round of all-out attacks by the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic on Iranian soil. American sources say that the IRGC had advised the Hamas delegation, which had traveled to Iran for Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral ceremony, not to rush into signing the agreement in the morning and to buy time. However, Hamas ultimately decided not to follow the Islamic Republic's advice and to pursue its own path.
Politicians Are Not Prosecuted for Incitement to Murder
The scandal surrounding the Green Party leader’s Instagram post is gaining momentum. While the head of Reform UK is demanding the arrest of his opponent, the public is asking why ordinary people are punished for social media posts while politicians remain untouchable.Alex Wickham: Andy Burnham says he told...
NEW: Andy Burnham says he told Donald Trump the UK cannot “ignore” the oil in the North Sea when “people are struggling,” and that he’ll take a “pragmatic approach” as PM That appears to confirm Burnham is looking at more drilling in the North Sea, as Trump said last night (and as Bloomberg reported a couple of weeks back) “I indicated in the phone call that we had a week last Monday that I would take a pragmatic approach when it comes to the North Sea, and that is my intention as we go forward from here,” Burnham says “There is a resource there. When people are struggling, we can’t ignore that. Hence, me indicating that to the president”Bushra Shaikh: Reports of divisions within...
Reports of divisions within the US administration over the Iran war are mounting. A source close to President Donald Trump reportedly described him as "out of ideas" and increasingly frustrated with the military direction of the conflict.
Craig Murray: Iran has launched thousands of drones...
Iran has launched thousands of drones and missiles at Israel and US Middle East targets, and killed very few civilians indeed. What does that tell you about the USA and Israel's methods?David Kurten: Manchester Mayor By-election...
Manchester Mayor By-election: Labour predicted to win as Reform slide. Labour are benefitting in the short term from a 'Burnham bounce' but that will soon dissipate when people see that he is continuing the destructive policies of the uni-party. Reform are sliding as they are stuck in the quagmire of explaining donations from foreign-based billionaires.Alex Wickham: Essential @PhilAldrick analysis...
Essential @PhilAldrick analysis The Bank of England and by extension Andy Burnham have a Trump problem as the Iran war blocks interest rate cuts It means homeowners have to live with higher interest costs and jobs will be lost, bad news for the “cost of living government”. Read between the lines and the BoE’s message today is that it’s all Trump’s fault Should the war persist “it’s likely that we will have to tighten policy to counter inflationary pressures in the UK economy,” Andrew Bailey said today Without the war we’d have had one or two more rate cuts already, @KallumPickering reckons. Domestically things are better than expected but Brits aren’t feeling it thanks to Iran Bailey indicated the bank doesn’t want to raise rates but will if it has to. The market sees at least one hike this year. It all comes down to TrumpRead more