Reform supporter and Brexiteer. Still work although old enough to retire because work is good. @reformparty_uk
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Jason Ellis retweeted
🚨NEW: Reform will increase the tax-free personal allowance to £15,000 pounds in our first budget.
A £500 tax cut for the average worker, £1000 off for a working couple.
Jason Ellis retweeted
The UK has gone mad.
A pint is £6.50
A coffee is £4
Takeaway for one is £25
Petrol is £1.73 a litre. Diesel is £1.97
An hour with a driving instructor is £50
A short taxi is £20
A week’s shop for one is £80
A cheap hotel night is £110
Rent is £1,459 a month as national average.
And this is my personal favourite.
£172 a month for my two kids to get the bus to and from school just fifteen minutes away.
Nothing fancy.
Just the prices.
You work.
They take.
Jason Ellis retweeted
My latest cartoon for tomorrow's Telegraph
Buy a print of my cartoons at telegraph.co.uk/mattprints
Original artwork from chrisbeetles.com
Off the political track. I am often asked, "what's your favourite track of all time?". I love all music, from baroque to heavy metal, but surely it depends on the mood of the moment. I could answer Kashmir by Led Zep, Atomic by Blondie, Boom Boom, John Lee Hooker or Mozart. – at Sherbourne, England
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Jason Ellis retweeted
Can you believe this ?
This Sikh restaurant owner does not serve hallal meat, which is produced by a process of torturing live animals
These 'protesters' are so intent of making him serve meat produced by torturing live animals, that they gather to threaten his wife and his livelihood
But he's not there because the police have just arrested him. For making a joke...
I am being quite serious.
But now, having arrested the joker, the police can't be bothered to send anyone to protect the restaurant from a growing and threatening crowd
Luckily, a private citizen has paid for security, which helps to deter the protesters from doing actual damage. They have to be satisfied with merely
frightening people
Eventually the police do manage to turn up in small numbers. They stand next to the security team for safety
Because, by then, the security team has quietened things down
In other words, they've done the police's job
This is Britain in 2026, under a Labour government
Jason Ellis retweeted
Reform UK is the first party to win 50 by-elections this year. @Nigel_Farage
Britain wants Reform. 🇬🇧🩵👏🏻🗳️✍🏻
So vote @reformparty_uk
Jason Ellis 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 “ integrity” and “honesty” in the public sector, was previously suspended from his job as a detective for grabbing a colleague’s 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, you’ll be pleased to know that when the Sunday Times told the dolts running our clapped out government about Sterling’s past he agreed to stand aside.
How difficult would it have been to discover Sterling’s 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.
It’s our money that’s funding these awful people.
Jason Ellis retweeted
Policies have consequences.
Private schools are still closing as a result of Reeves VAT raid.
🚨NEWS: Labour admits rent reforms led to surge in evictions
Angela Rayners Renters Rights Act banning Section 21 no fault evictions triggered a rush of landlords serving notices before the ban with rates hitting 27.1% in the final month and thousands more tenants forced out.
The former Housing Secretary pushed the changes despite warnings they would reduce supply and drive up rents.
It's a no brainer with Angie Rayner 🤦♂️
Jason Ellis retweeted
Quite a lot of people hate the EU!!!
🚨La comisionada de la UE, Ursula von der Leyen, fue abucheada con huevos y fruta podrida durante su visita a Bulgaria 🇧🇬Tras el incidente, recortó su viaje programado de 24 horas a solo 3 horas y abandonó el país
Esta es la actitud real de los patriotas búlgaros hacia las políticas de Bruselas 🔥
Ni un solo gran medio de comunicación informó sobre este hecho…
Si estás de acuerdo que este es el trato que merece la comisionada de la UE COMPARTE por todas partes... 🔥
Jason Ellis retweeted
🚨 THE STAGGERING DAMAGE LABOUR INFLICTED ON GREAT BRITAIN IN JUST SEVEN DAYS!
I need every taxpayer to look at the absolute trail of destruction Burnham and his cabinet left behind over the past week alone.
While working families struggle to pay their bills, the Westminster establishment has been busy dismantling our country piece by piece:
*The Ministry of Justice paused tougher life sentences for child rapists just to save 350 prison beds, right after releasing hundreds of convicted criminals onto our streets.
*Burnham openly floated a second Brexit referendum on television and confirmed that dragging Great Britain back into the European Union is firmly on the table.
*Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy backed a disgraceful plan to force every household to pay a mandatory BBC tax on their broadband bills even if they do not own a television.
*Nature Minister Jenny Riddell Carpenter publicly smeared traditional British country pubs, pints of ale, and pet black labradors as a dangerous far right fantasy.
*Shabana Mahmood approved blowing 250 million pounds to dump a massive migrant compound into the tiny Oxfordshire village of Piddington while British veterans sleep rough.
*Justice Minister Jake Richards went on BBC Question Time and deliberately refused to commit to stopping the small boats until the studio audience groaned in absolute disgust.
These out of touch socialists are treating our nation like a radical ideological playground and bleeding the domestic working class dry to pay for it!
I am sick to death of watching arrogant politicians destroy the country my grandparents built!!
Retweet this immediately to expose the disastrous reality of this government to every single voter before they do any more damage. 🇬🇧🔥
Jason Ellis retweeted
🚨NEWS: Labour admits rent reforms led to surge in evictions
Angela Rayners Renters Rights Act banning Section 21 no fault evictions triggered a rush of landlords serving notices before the ban with rates hitting 27.1% in the final month and thousands more tenants forced out.
The former Housing Secretary pushed the changes despite warnings they would reduce supply and drive up rents.
It's a no brainer with Angie Rayner 🤦♂️
Jason Ellis retweeted
The same old canard. Tax relief for investment — the same sort of tax relief ALL business gets for investment — is NOT a subsidy. The clue is in the name. Whereas renewables are swamped by multi-billion pound subsidies, including strike price guarantees, index-linked for decades.
Fossil fuels have enjoyed UK subsidies and tax breaks for decades.
1980s: Billions in coal subsidies and North Sea oil tax relief.
1990s: Coal restructuring support. Oil tax cut from 75% to 50%.
2000s: 100% capital allowances for oil and gas investment.
2010s: Further North Sea tax cuts. Petroleum Revenue Tax reduced to 0%.
By 2019, fossil fuel support was estimated at nearly £12bn annually, largely through tax reliefs.
Subsidies aren't something invented for renewables!
Jason Ellis retweeted
Six principal-authority council by-elections took place in England on Thursday 12 November 2026.
Reform UK won three of them, Labour two, and the Conservatives one. Restore Britain (Rupert Lowe’s party) stood in all six but won none; its strongest result was third place on 27.8% in Huncoat. Pollcheck
Results
Ward (Council) Result Key shares Huncoat (Hyndburn) Labour hold. Lab 34.4%, Reform 29.8%, Restore 27.8%, Con 8.0%
Croft Baker (North East Lincolnshire) Reform UK gain from Labour. Reform 41.9%, Lab 36.3%, Restore 7.9%, Con 7.3%, Green 4.8%
Failsworth West (Oldham) Reform UK gain from Independent. Reform 41.5%, Lab 38.8%, Restore 11.3%, Green 3.9%, Con 3.3%
Cheddleton (Staffordshire Moorlands). Reform UK gain from Labour. Reform 37.8%, Con 26.3%, Lab 17.1%, Ind 12.5%, Restore 4.4%
Bosmere (Suffolk) Conservative gain from Reform UK Con 33.2%, Green 32.2%, Reform 17.4%, Restore 7.9%, Lib Dem 4.7%, Lab 4.6%
Hindley Green (Wigan) Labour gain from Independent Lab 49.5%, Reform 36.6%, Ind 5.1%, Restore 4.4%, Con 2.3%
Summary
Reform UK: 3 seats (gains from Labour in Croft Baker and Cheddleton; gain from Independent in Failsworth West).
Labour: 2 seats (hold in Huncoat; gain from Independent in Hindley Green, which is in Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s Makerfield constituency).
Conservatives: 1 seat (gain from Reform in Bosmere).
Reform’s average share across the six contests was around 34%, Labour around 30%, and the Conservatives around 13%. In several seats the right-of-centre vote was split between Reform and Restore Britain. Thenationalpulse
Jason Ellis retweeted
We’ve had 14 years of Tory lies, betrayal and failure.
Yet, here we are with this Tory grifter Philp trying to gas-light people all over again.
Wake up. Never vote Tory.
Jason Ellis retweeted
Is it me, or is @CPhilpOfficial being super aggressive with @ZiaYusufUK, pointing at him and continuing to walk forward, squaring up to Zia and pointing his finger?
Can you imagine the outburst if a Reform MP did this?
The most tone-deaf nonsense I’ve seen on the British right yet. Politicians bickering on national TV while the people of Piddington watch on in disbelief. This is about them and their local area.
This is why the right will not win a mandate to govern. Sort yourselves out or be damned to political obscurity.
@GBNEWS