Reform UK Supporter/Campaigner. Future Reform UK Candidate! 🇬🇧 (This is my only account) – 15 #Farage4PM!
Wolverhampton, England
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⚠️ I was arrested over a Facebook comment. Is this the country we really want to live in? Because if that's the sort of country the UK has become, I would rather live in North Korea until Nigel Farage becomes Prime Minister.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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It shouldn’t have had to take a public shaming for Gordon Brothers to pay suppliers and restock the shelves of a decent business.
Their conduct is disgraceful.
Poundland owner releases £10m to retailer hours before MP grilling.
Our City editor @MarkKleinmanSky reports ⬇️ trib.al/24qhxBT
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POUNDLAND
It is right that they appear before the Business and Trade Select Committee tomorrow
However most of the discussion should be in public
They have serious questions to answer about their behaviour and responsibilities which are not commercially sensitive
I have written to the Chair @liambyrnemp accordingly
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Imagine being the victim of a violent crime. You find the courage to stand up in court, face your attacker and finally see them sent to prison.
Then you discover they could be back on your streets after serving just a THIRD of their sentence.
What was the point of the sentence?
Today, hundreds more prisoners are being released early. And who is left worrying about the consequences? The victims.
I spent years prosecuting criminals. I’ve seen the devastating impact crime has on victims and their families. I’ve seen how much courage it takes to give evidence and how hard the police work to secure a conviction.
Now look at what’s happening in London.
Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has reported more than 100 electronic tag breaches a day, with officers arresting two or three early-release offenders every week.
And more than 95% of those arrested for tag breaches are reportedly bailed back into the community under the same conditions.
What sort of deterrent is that?
Our police are already stretched dealing with knife crime, robberies and repeat offenders. Now they’re being asked to deal with the consequences of a prison system successive governments failed to expand.
And it’s the public who are expected to carry the risk.
A prison sentence should mean something. A victim’s suffering should mean something. And public safety should come before prison overcrowding.
We need to deport foreign criminals, build more prison places and make sure offenders serve proper sentences.
Because when a criminal gets an early release, it’s the victim who can end up serving a life sentence of fear.
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Energy firm that built no wind farms paid some £60 million on dividends using Welsh pension funds investment
Serious allegations must be investigated that directors took millions for building nothing
thetimes.com/article/e068b29…
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Er…..
What about improving the lot of British citizens
Your job is not to give our cash to the rest of the world, especially places controlled by terrorists like Hamas
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Our bases not secure. Our borders are wide open.
US military aircraft leave second UK base, media reports bbc.in/48I64pz
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Tories allowed welfare costs to SOAR
Reform announced cuts to benefits - over £40 billion per year
Now Tories copying Reform again!
Never forget what Tories did
Never forgive
digitaleditions.telegraph.co…
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Simultaneously our electricity prices rose higher and higher
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Major UK power stations demolished in the last ~20 years (coal + oil):
Coal:
• Cockenzie (2015)
• Kingsnorth (~2014–18)
• Tilbury B (2016–19)
• Didcot A (2014–20)
• Ironbridge B (by 2021)
• Rugeley B (by 2021)
• Longannet (by 2021)
• Ferrybridge C (by 2022)
• Eggborough (by 2022)
• Cottam (2023–25)
Oil / primarily oil:
• Inverkip (closed 2006, demolished 2010–13)
• Grain oil station (closed 2012, demolished ~2014–16)
• Richborough (towers/chimney 2012)
• Littlebrook D (closed 2015, demolished 2019)
• Fawley (closed 2013, demolished 2019–23)
Several more (West Burton, Aberthaw, Fiddler’s Ferry, Ratcliffe) are still being demolished. Part of the broader fossil-fuel phase-out
Since 2006 China has built several hundred New Coal Power Stations
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At the going down of the sun and in the morning. We will remember them.
It was an honour to lay a wreath in Newark this morning.
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Remembrance Sunday, Coronation Gardens, Romford, Essex.
"We will remember them."
God Save The King 🇬🇧
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Kemi Badenoch says trying to save the 12,000 jobs at Poundland is “bonkers”.
Imagine you’re one of the families facing an uncertain Christmas. Or one of the suppliers, worried about being paid for stock delivered or sitting in your warehouse. Or even the landlords, concerned their properties will soon by empty for months and rent unpaid. How do you think they view it?
Here are the facts. Today we learnt from the company itself that it is in fact in the midst of a pretty successful turnaround. The company is not just solvent, but looks set to make an £18-20m underlying profit this year. Yes, it has debts and operates in a very challenging market, but it’s moving in the right direction. Fair play to the management and staff for what they’ve achieved this year.
As a result there are multiple bidders keen to discuss purchasing the business as a going concern.
And yet Gordon Brothers appear to be resisting, intent on shutting down the business and selling off its parts.
One of the bidders informed me tonight that Gordon Brothers “do not seem interested in doing a deal”. They are not responding and are not paying the suppliers.
In stopping the flow of money to the business shelves will empty, sales dry up and stores resemble ghost towns.
A business that took years to build could be destroyed in a few weeks. In retail, even if you opened a store a week, it would take a decade to reach 600 stores.
A decent business which brought value to people struggling with bills will become a failed one.
It’s not right that a foreign investor can cut off funding to a solvent business while offers are still on the table. As I’ve said before, not only will the workers and suppliers lose out, but the taxpayer will be on hook for tens of millions in benefits claims. This is not in the public interest. We should do our utmost to find an alternative.
That Kemi Badenoch doesn’t understand or even care about this says a lot about her.
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REFORM WINNING AGAINST NET ZERO
Labour learning from us
Govt now caving this week on ruinous EV mandates and on forcing expensive heat pumps in new homes
Reform lead, Labour listen and learn
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Harry Patch, the last surviving British soldier of WW1, said:
“If any man tells you he went into the front line and wasn’t scared, he’s a liar.”
Nearly three in five British men of military age served in WW1.
We must never forget what they sacrificed and endured.
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Another 903 illegal migrants invaded our country in just the last three days.
As usual, they will be housed, fed, all bills paid, provided with free healthcare, free dental care and even some pocket money at the taxpayers' expense.
While Brits struggle with rising rent, bills, a more expensive weekly shop and endless waiting for GP appointments.
It’s beyond belief.
Why wouldn’t they come?
Labour have made it so we have to pray for bad weather to stop the boats.
This is a national disgrace.
We will end it.
We will stop the boats and deport all illegal migrants.
We will take our country back.