Do you think the BBC gives excessive coverage to Reform UK?🤔 Repost after voting please.

2016: Boris Johnson making the case for Brexit, "Let us take back control of our borders" 2025: Dame Angela Eagle, "We have had no prospect of returning anybody to France since Brexit, as the Withdrawal Agreement didn't contain any kind of returns agreement"

We’re clearing the asylum backlog. Jan-Mar 2025 saw a 116% rise in asylum decisions, the second highest quarterly figure since records began. Our plan is clear: ➡️ Reduce the backlog ➡️ Send failed asylum seekers home ➡️ Shut down asylum hotels ➡️ Save the taxpayer money

Some quiet changes that are targeting the wealthy and creating lots of angst in the media. Labour are focused on equality and moving the benefits to ordinary people. What’s not to like?

Chris Philp MP Your post is quite astonishing. You either believe in jury trial or you do not. For as long as I can remember the Conservative Party has seen it as a key part of our freedom under law. If so, you have to accept the right of a jury to bring in a verdict with which you might

Something very concerning is happening in Hull & East Yorkshire. The new Reform UK Mayor has launched a website for a “£1m Community Fund.” Here’s why residents should be worried 👇 1/10

Talk about political spin by the Daily Mail This is a policy that was instigated by Tories with hotel contracts signed until 2029 and at its peak was using 400 hotels Yet now it is 'Labour policy' although hotel numbers are down to 210

This is Robert Jenrick. Robert Jenrick says hotels should not be housing asylum seekers. Oh dear!

Robert Jenrick spent over a year as the Tory Immigration Minister. On his watch, a record number of asylum seekers moved into hotels. And he wanted even more of them.

💙🇪🇺😾🇪🇺😾💙🇪🇺😾 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN #smallboats #refugees. #racists

With Labour, the number of asylum seekers living in hotels is down by 43%, compared with September 2023. We’re cleaning up the mess the Tories left behind.

Robert Jenrick You are a lying hypocritical fuckwit

So they should. Tories signed 10 year contracts to these hotels in 2019 - effectively handcuffing future government's to their use. The government is seeking to process all the backlog the Tories caused to enable their Tory hotel owner donors to profit from. 1/

Left: Conservative Shadow Transport Secretary Richard Holden says Angela Rayner owning two homes is a "huge property portfolio" and wants to make sure "everything is done above board" Right: That time Conservative MP Jeremy Hunt bought 7 flats from Conservative donor Nicolas

Chris Parry I didn’t say this, Chris. The BBC is about to put up a correction.

That’d be fine if you hadn’t conveniently skipped over a few fairly important costs: Initial Visa (33 months): £1,938 Second Visa (30 months): £1,321 Indefinite Leave to Remain: £3,029 Immigration Health Surcharge: £5,175 And that’s before the English test, Life in the UK test,

We corrected this article after wrongly attributing a quote to Andy Burnham. The correction has been made in full on the article. We apologise to Mr Burnham for this error. bbc.in/4n4BZG5

Politics is hard enough these days without the BBC wrongly attributing quotes to you! 🤷🏻‍♂️ But I am grateful for their correction and apology. 🙏🏻

This is the direct opposite of patriotism. If he has a point to make, surely he should make it in the parliament to which he has been elected?

Britain is better than this. RT if you agree.