Edwin Hayward: It would be healthy for UK...
It would be healthy for UK politics to put strict limits on political donations. It would also be good to break the ties between Labour and the unions. If union members want to support Labour, make it very easy... but not automatic like it is now. Level playing field all round.
Gareth Icke: A man whose name is in the Epstein files...
A man whose name is in the Epstein files, getting a lad kicked off a tour for a pro Palestinian speech, is peak MAGA.
Pouria Zeraati: Important...
Important/ The IRGC Navy has claimed that the supertanker "EL GAIA" [Panama-flagged] struck a sea mine while passing through the southern section of the Strait of Hormuz. Efforts to contain the fire have failed, and now the entire tanker is burning! CENTCOM has issued a statement saying the IRGC is full of baloney. According to the US military report, the tanker "EL GAIA" was struck by an Iranian missile last month and disabled. This weekend, the regime again targeted the tanker with a drone while it was in Omani coastal waters, and now "one of the countries in the region" is towing the tanker. CENTCOM says the IRGC is lying to block the passage of commercial ships through the strait.
Bushra Shaikh: I want to know who this pedo diplomat...
I want to know who this pedo diplomat is that was secretly flown out of the UK by US officials. Is Trump protecting paedophiles again.
Daniel Lacalle: Spain's illegal immigration debacle...
Spain's illegal immigration debacle. You thought the government was going to solve the massive illegal entry? Think again. Free wifi, subsidies, shelter, and, ultimately, regularization. Pull factor? Naaaah. This is not incompetence; it is a strategy to import dependent and submissive poor to buy votes. https://elespanol.com/espana/politica/20260914/sanchez-anuncia-plazas-migrantes-ceuta-alaba-inteligencia-marruecos-asalto/1003744383548_0.html
David Kurten: If Piddington's LibDem...
If Piddington's LibDem voting women smear all men and support illegal migrant settlement except in their own village, they will rapidly lose the support of many people who were sympathetic.
Andrew Bridgen: See below the track record...
See below the track record of Anthony Fauci at NAID in the US. While he was in office average health in the US collapsed. He should be arrested and put on trial for crimes against humanityBushra Shaikh: Saudi Arabia is facing a potentially...
Saudi Arabia is facing a potentially prolonged disruption to oil exports to Europe because both routes it has been relying on to bypass Hormuz are now compromised. The East-West pipeline has been attacked, while the Red Sea/Bab el-Mandab is under Houthi threat. The UK may not depend heavily on Saudi crude directly, but oil is a global market. Disrupt Saudi supply and the price shock travels straight to Britain - petrol, diesel, transport, food, inflation and household bills. This is how a war thousands of miles away reaches your wallet.
Lee Hurst: The criminally minded...
The criminally minded commit minor crimes like breathing. It’s in their nature. If the police targeted the minor crimes they would prevent more serious crimes from happening. Well they would if the courts banged them up and Labour didn’t let them all out again.
Adam Brooks: This is the School Standards Minister...
This is the School Standards Minister... We are being governed by morons and weirdos. #NSPCC
Liz Webster: Steady on...
🚨 Steady on. Reform cannot simply announce that it is taking the Government to the Supreme Court‼️ First it needs a legally arguable claim and permission for judicial review. It would then need to progress through the courts and obtain permission to appeal. The Supreme Court only considers arguable points of law of general public importance. And if Parliament passes clear primary legislation, the courts generally cannot strike it down. There is no guarantee of a judicial review, let alone a Supreme Court showdown. This is political theatre, not legal analysis.
Ben Habib: Britain is sitting on its own energy...
Britain is sitting on its own energy. Labour would rather tax it out of existence, import energy from abroad and call that progress. 111 potential projects. £50bn of investment. A 78% headline tax rate. Use British energy. Employ British workers. Put Britain first.
Patrick Christys: Armed French police held me...
Armed French police held me and my @GBNEWS team at gunpoint and allowed a load of illegal immigrants to invade BritainAndrew Bridgen: Countries are now responding...
Countries are now responding to public opinion and turning against the continuous waves of illegal migration, but is it too little too late ?
Adam Brooks: FEEL ENRICHED YET...
FEEL ENRICHED YET ? Don’t-rape pamphlets given to migrants. Private security now organised for women and girls in towns. Women’s self-defence classes in migrant accommodation towns, encouraged by UK police. “No defecating” signs cropping up around the UK.More and More Barriers Are Being Put in the Right’s Way
At the Reform UK conference, Labour tried to provoke a scandal in order to discredit its main rivals in the eyes of voters. However, the public reaction showed that far from everyone shares the ruling party’s intentions.Adam Brooks: Labour cancelled elections…
Labour cancelled elections… this is astonishing hypocrisy from Angela Rayner !!!Lee Hurst: Massive, massive error...
Massive, massive error. The Tories will leapfrog Reform in the polls with this one policy announcement as they did Labour 20 years ago. FYI, the Tories then broke their promise and ended up having to do a coalition withe LibDems instead. We spend more in Overseas Aid than we do in income from Inheritance Tax.Bushra Shaikh: Do not stop talking about...
Do not stop talking about Israel’s crimes against Palestinians. For far too long, Israel has acted with total impunity. Not anymore. Israel is not above the law. It must be held to account like any other government. The tide is turning. Keep the pressure on.David Kurten: Do not trust any party...
Do not trust any party that will legislate against privacy and anonymity while pushing for more police powers against citizens.Daniel Lacalle: Regions once sought independence...
Regions once sought independence to escape abusive and tyrannical governments. Now most seek secession not to expand freedom, but to build their own interventionist, bureaucratic and coercive state.
Ben Judah: UK government should urgently...
UK government should urgently convening in London and developing plans how to harden global access to bio-labs and anything a that could potentially print a virus from the risk of misaligned AI. This is the real deadly risk the AI giants are worried about.
Andrew Feinstein: Camden Labour led by their candidate...
Camden Labour led by their candidate to be Starmer’s replacement, have done everything possible to continue to financially support those engaged in genocide. The vast majority of Camden residents don’t want our council’s money invested in the machinery of slaughter. This Labour council is morally corrupt. In the Holborn & St.Pancras by-election let’s deliver the message that we reject not only Starmer but everything he stands for, including his complicity in genocide
Timothy Ash: Despite warnings from Bessent...
Despite warnings from Bessent, I don’t think a major Turkish institution is at risk of U.S. sanctions. Not after all the efforts to clear up the Halkbank case & as U.S. - Turkiye relations are improving fast, & Trump needs Erdogan on Iran, Syria, Gaza et al.Pouria Zeraati: Important...
Important/ Despite the IRGC's firings toward ships in the Hormuz [Strait]—the latest of which was fired an hour ago from Sirik—CENTCOM says U.S. forces have rerouted and cleared 101 commercial ships; one more than yesterday's count. The regime is doing everything it can before the elections and on the eve of Khamenei's trip to America to drive up oil prices and convince Trump to return to the agreement. Sensitive days are ahead...Andrew Bridgen: Iranian leader Mojtaba Khamenai...
Iranian leader Mojtaba Khamenai hit by the double blows of sanctions and a falling London property market? TWO LUXURY KENSINGTON PENTHOUSES LINKED TO KHAMENEI NETWORK PUT UP FOR SALE Two luxury penthouses in London’s exclusive Kensington district, linked by Western authorities to the financial network surrounding Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, have reportedly been placed on the market after Iranian banker Ali Ansari was sanctioned and subsequently defaulted on mortgages secured against the properties. The apartments are at 3a Palace Green, close to Kensington Palace and the Israeli Embassy, and were purchased in 2014 and 2016 for £16.75 million and £19 million respectively, giving a combined purchase price of £35.75 million. One of the properties, a five bedroom duplex extending across approximately 3,944 square feet, is now being offered for just under £12 million. The asking price for the second penthouse has not been publicly disclosed. The properties are registered to Ali Ansari, an Iranian businessman and banker who was sanctioned by the United States Treasury in July 2026. US authorities have accused Ansari of overseeing a global network of companies and assets benefiting Khamenei, his family and other members of Iran’s ruling elite. European authorities have made similar findings, stating that Ansari used a network of companies to acquire substantial assets, including property in Britain and Europe, on behalf of people connected to the Iranian leadership, including Khamenei. Ansari has denied allegations concerning his links to the Iranian leadership. The British Government has also confirmed in Parliament that UK property belonging to Ansari has been frozen following sanctions. The reported sale of the two multimillion pound Kensington properties comes amid continuing scrutiny of Iranian linked wealth held in Britain and the international network of companies, financial interests and high value assets that Western authorities say has operated for the benefit of senior figures within the Iranian leadership. The penthouses are now reportedly heading onto the open market following the mortgage defaults, bringing two of the most valuable London properties connected to Ansari’s sanctioned financial network under renewed scrutiny.
Alex Wickham: EXCLUSIVE...
EXCLUSIVE: Andy Burnham is considering requests from Saudi Arabia for a range of military support to counter attacks from the Houthis, as the UK fears a “catastrophic” economic hit from a new front in the Iran war. The Saudi asks include operational support for its military to repel the Houthis’ push along the Red Sea coast toward the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a key trade chokepoint, and help to defend against strikes on its oil infrastructure, sources tell Bloomberg. Burnham has agreed to send British military advisers to Saudi Arabia in response to the requests, sources say. It’s unclear whether he’s willing to approve the other asks, which haven’t been disclosed by the UK government. The Foreign Office and MoD declined to answer questions. Burnham is facing one of his first major foreign policy and economic dilemmas since he became PM. Britain is determined not to get drawn into the conflict, not least because it didn’t support Trump’s war on Iran. Yet the crisis poses serious challenges ahead of next month’s budget. Burnham has been advised by his officials that if the Houthis take control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait it will have a “catastrophic” impact on international shipping and provide another hit to the global economy through a further spike in the oil price and inflation, the sources said. The Houthi attacks have sent Brent crude toward $110 a barrel. Gilts extended a drop today as money markets added to bets on Bank of England interest rate rises off the back of inflation fears. Traders now fully price five quarter-point BoE hikes by the end of 2027, an outcome that would badly complicate the PM’s key pledge to reduce the cost-of-living. The Treasury is also worried that the recent escalation is taking place as the OBR prepares its economic and fiscal forecasts for the budget. John Healey had been hoping for a market reprieve during the assessment window. Instead it’s going further in the wrong direction and potentially leaving the chancellor with even more of a fiscal hole. Under Rishi Sunak the UK hit Houthi targets in Yemen to combat disruption in the Red Sea. Under Keir Starmer it deployed Sky Sabre air defences to help Riyadh.Ben Habib: Funny how Westminster tolerated...
Funny how Westminster tolerated big money in politics for decades while Labour and the Conservatives were collecting it. Now a challenger has the resources to compete and suddenly the establishment wants to change the rules. What an extraordinary coincidence.Patrick Christys: Apparently some lefty just said...
Apparently some lefty just said on @MichelleDewbs show that my report from Northern France ‘is exaggerated’ - my family has had death threats from illegal migrant gangs and we’ve been physically attacked several times in the last few days - all on camera. Watch 9-11pm @GBNEWSRead more