Let me get this straight... You changed the law so that hundreds of people would be arrested for holding placards, and now you're blaming those people for wasting police resources?

And he is right. Now amplified by client journalists including supine BBC. Sane people must speak up and stand up to this

Oli Dugmore, "A word of warning to Keir Starmer and his Labour government" "You can feed the bigoted dragon as much as your like, but you will never appease it and it will eat you in the end"

"15 years ago, Polish workers came here to find opportunity. Now Poland is growing twice as fast as we are," says Kemi Badenoch. Any ideas what may have happened in the interim?

The BBC is promoting and protecting Farage. There is no greater issue in British politics than the very real possibility that a man who could become PM may be working for Putin, and the reality that Farage has repeatedly parroted the same Russian propaganda propaganda lies as

China spy case collapses - media hysteria. Nathan Gill case didn’t collapse. He was found guilty of taking money from Russia - media silence. Reform let off the hook every time. #politicslive

He isn't rare. There are many of us that think just like him, unfortunately our voices are marginalised while right-wing opinions are amplified.

You can tell that PMQs has gone well for Starmer - its not the lead story on the BBC News website

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Brexit isn’t a debate from the past, it’s the reality Britain is still living with. Every statistic hides a story of a lost job, a closed factory, a family worse off. Rachel Reeves has at least acknowledged the damage, but the question is whether this government has the courage

Starmer wants people to believe their biggest threat is Reform to justify their mirroring of them. But more voters are abandoning Labour and flooding to the Greens - who are also for rejoin EU Starmer’s obsession with chasing the right is losing Labour their voter base. No

This looks like an extraordinary disparity in coverage: Reform's rise is intimately connected to BBC coverage that frames that rise as inevitable, irresistible, a fact of nature. An actual surge in support for the Greens results in ... silence.

Why would BBC miss out the key bit of information. This is a REFORM council raising tax

I promise you not all UK problems are due to immigrants 💁🏾‍♀️

We cured diseases, fed billions, split atoms, mapped the genome. And somehow, people decided science was the enemy. The anti-science movement will go down as one of humanity’s most tragic self-inflicted wounds.

Racist incidents against UK nurses surge by 55% Royal College of Nursing calls on government to stop using anti-migrant rhetoric, which it says emboldens racist behaviour theguardian.com/society/2025/o…

Things UK Media won't tell you: Labour's Bus Services Bill is now law. - No more sudden cuts to crucial bus routes - Councils can name vital routes, so operators can't change them easily - More Govt funding - Councils can run bus services #LabourIsWorking gov.uk/government/new…

So why does the BBC label the academic and economist Faiza Shaheen an "activist" but refuse to do the same for the former academic, turned anti-migrant activist Matt Goodwin?

Most of the media in this Country are including the BBC are trying to bring down an elected Government.

This is a great story Farage wants to destroy the National Health System because he will make an enormous amount of money out if it