Neil Schinken retweeted
This is laughable.
Thanks to the Sunday Times I learn that Stuart Sterling , the first government ethics watchdog whose job is is to uphold ā integrityā and āhonestyā in the public sector, was previously suspended from his job as a detective for grabbing a colleagueās breasts.
Unbelievably Sterling, 48, was reinstated by Northants police, but after another sexual incident he left police and washed up in the civil service.
How, with that lot on his CV, did he get a £100,000 a year job in ethics?
Anyway, youāll be pleased to know that when the Sunday Times told the dolts running our clapped out government about Sterlingās past he agreed to stand aside.
How difficult would it have been to discover Sterlingās form before handed such a big job.
My advice is to kick him out and scrap the job. How many clowns like Sterling are dotted around the civil service.
Itās our money thatās funding these awful people.
Neil Schinken retweeted
This is one of the most evilnand horrific things Ive ever seen.
They're talking about human babies body parts.
Neil Schinken retweeted
Replying to @bphillipsonMP
@bphillipsonMP @UKLabour
This absolutely stinksā¦..
Another massive Labour vetting fail
The Govtās Head of Ethics suspended ā¦..
First Mandelson
Now thisā¦..
What next ā¦.
EXCLUSIVE
The head of governmentās āethics and integrityā watchdog left police job after being investigated for sexually assaulting female officer
Stu Sterling, who reports on standards to PM, admitted āguiltā in groping incident
He's now been suspended thetimes.com/uk/politics/artā¦
Neil Schinken retweeted
The Tories didnāt just allow him to stay. They gave him asylum then citizenship!
Neil Schinken retweeted
Labour let an illegal migrant stay here even AFTER his asylum application was refused.
He then raped a woman in the middle of London.
Moustafa Elbohy broke into Britain three months before the rape.
He was put in a hotel at your expense, before having his asylum application refused, at which point he went to live in a tent.
Presumably to evade a deportation order.
Why wasnāt he detained?
Why does Labour allow men like this to wander around central London?
Labour, just like the Tories before them, are happy to put British people at risk.
London or Piddington. Sunderland or Salisbury. Hertfordshire or Hartlepool.
These invaders are all over the country.
Labour, just like the Tories before them, do not care.
Reform will reverse the invasion.
We will put the British people first.
Neil Schinken retweeted
Real statistics. Not fabricated polls by Daily Mail.
By-election vote share since May 2026.
ā”ļø RFM: 22% (+9)
š„¶ CON: 19% (-1)
š LAB: 20% (-3)
šµļø LDM: 13% (+1)
𤮠GRN: 13% (-2)
š¦ PLC: 3% (+1)
š«„ Ind: 4% (-3)
ā ļø SNP: 3% (-2)
𤬠Loc: 1% (-1)
š½ RES: 1% (+1) āZEROā seats
Neil Schinken retweeted
Devastating critique of Whitehall from within. Reform has published plans to deal with all of this - the bogus staff networks, the unsackable civil servants, the left wing bias, the waste⦠dailymail.com/debate/articleā¦
Neil Schinken retweeted
Simon Jordan may well end up losing his TalkSport job for this, wouldn't surprise me.
But it's so good to hear someone questioning why we in the West are forced to pander to Islam whilst demonising Christianity.
Neil Schinken retweeted
Bill Maher is now making jokes about Ilhan Omar marrying her brother š¤£
Sheās cooked.
Neil Schinken retweeted
The Government have just admitted migrants pose a danger to women and girls in Piddington. They already admitted that migrants matter more than locals.
Any Head of State worth his salt would dissolve Parliament.
Neil Schinken retweeted
I've just updated my taxpayer-funded charity lists.
Ā£329,680,319 spent on migration and asylum charities (and counting)/ the last five tax years
charlottecgill.co.uk/p/list-ā¦
Ā£2,653,155,999 across 100 charities I've looked at (including migration and asylum)
Neil Schinken retweeted
Yesterday, Reform UK averaged 34% in local elections.
Kemi Badenoch and the Tories?
They averaged 13%.
Many British journalists are desperate to get their Tory friends back into power.
But the British people donāt buy it.
Neil Schinken retweeted
Guardian disgracefully inferring it wants Nigel killed after he leaves politics. Like Ann Widdecombe.
The money is for security for the rest of his life.
And how shameful the Govt wonāt properly fund Nigelās safety while in politics
Excl: Nigel Farageās security paid for by Reform UK despite claim over Ā£5m gift
Sources reveal party is covering costs ā raising fresh questions about leaderās explanation for billionaireās gift
theguardian.com/politics/202ā¦
Neil Schinken retweeted
I spoke about growing up in Wolverhampton, what the Midlands means to me and how @reformparty_uk will breathe life into our forgotten heartlandsš
Neil Schinken retweeted
BBC Children in Need has given at least £1.9m to asylum and refugee charities
charlottecgill.co.uk
Neil Schinken retweeted
If you don't believe that free speech is under threat across Britain, consider these three recent cases.
In England, a retired police officer is in court today, appealing against a conviction for having posted a satirical meme about Islam on Facebook.
In Scotland, a man has just been acquitted after being prosecuted on the strength of dashcam footage which revealed he had said something racist under his breath and in the privacy of his own car.
And in Wales, an elected member of parliament has been banned from speaking in the chamber because he raised concerns about the pace and scale of demographic change.
Now perhaps you'd like to think again.





















