I've been blocked by Labour MP Apsana Begum. I've called her out numerous times for what I believe is her habit of prioritising issues affecting Bangladesh over the needs of the British people she was elected to represent. Now she's blocked me. It seems she can't handle scrutiny of her political priorities from me, a British voter. This is the first time I've ever been blocked by a sitting Member of Parliament. I find it highly disrespectful that an elected MP has chosen to block me. MPs hold public office, are accountable to the British people and should expect their actions to be subjected to public scrutiny. Blocking criticism doesn't make the questions go away.

This footage from The Star Wetherspoons in Gosport is unbelievable. A man appears to be refused entry simply for wearing a remembrance poppy. The doorman repeatedly refuses to let him in. The poppy is not a political statement. It's a symbol of remembrance for the brave men and women who gave their lives for this country. Initially, I wondered whether the footage lacked context. Had the man been causing trouble beforehand? But the woman filming appears perfectly polite and is also refused entry, apparently because she is also wearing a poppy. What on earth is going on here? If this is official Wetherspoons policy, it's an absolute disgrace. Wetherspoons needs to publicly clarify what happened and confirm whether this is company policy.