Since Sadiq Khan was re-elected, Susan Hall AM rightly points out 👇 ✂️1700 police officers cut 📈Nearly 1 million offences committed 📉Housing delivery at record lows 🌳Green belt to be concreted over 🏠Rough sleeping up ❌Business and wealth leaving London

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BREAKING - Terms of a secret new ‘marine research’ deal just signed between Mauritius and Russia ignites further alarm over Labour’s naive Chagos surrender deal (via @PritiPatel)

Exactly. The Johnson government ‘was incapable of distinguishing between truth and lies’. That was bad enough. But the Starmer government knows full well when it’s lying — which is even worse. Imagine that. Even more untrustworthy than the Johnson government. Gulp.

"The British media needs to catch up with the populist right because it sounds surprised Nigel Farage is taking these positions." Farage is backing policies on the left, such as restoring winter fuel, allowance to "capture Labour voters", says Times Radio's Andrew Neil.

We’re voting against the Chagos deal—because it’s wrong and immoral to give away British territory. No Conservative ever signed this deal. Labour did. Now we need Labour MPs to see sense—before it’s too late to undo the damage.

In less than a year, Labour has blown through its headroom, mismanaged the economy, and left working families facing yet another tax hike. It didn’t have to be this way. Rachel Reeves, our Tin Foil Chancellor, has folded at every turn - rewriting fiscal rules and then constantly

Who’s going to pay for Nigel Farage’s plan to hand out more benefits? You are.

Thames Water have rightly been fined £123m. The Conservative Environment Act made this possible. Under the Conservatives, the money was going to the Water Restoration Fund, heading back to fixing water quality. Under Labour, it’s going to the Chancellor’s self-made black hole.

Handing out benefits with no plan to pay for it. Where have we heard that before?

Henry Riley Seriously? That's your take??

Ed Davey An actual genius vs a tinpot children's entertainer flailing through a mid-life crisis for tiktok views.

It’s easy to dismiss uncomfortable truths as “racist”. The British establishment often does. Like when emily m interviewed Rupert Lowe MP on grooming gangs. It’s harder to confront the truth. The truth may be uncomfortable but facts cannot be racist. These are the facts: 🧵

Labour are handing power over British laws back to the EU. Have they even read their bill? In 2017, Keir Starmer promised to respect the referendum result. Now, Labour are actually making laws to reverse Brexit.

Good morning Queen's Gate, we were out on patrol today conducting our 'Street a Week' on Victoria Road when the heavens opened! Sadly we assume all of the leaflets we distributed to target theft from motor vehicle will now be sodden, so we will re-issue them on another day ☀️

Humiliating. Conservatives repeatedly warned the PM to reverse his callous decision to withdraw winter fuel payments, and every time he arrogantly dismissed me. Pensioners were forced to choose between heating and eating last winter. Starmer should apologise to them.

Keir Starmer can't stop lying. The OBR didn't find his phantom black hole. Last week the OECD downgraded UK growth for the next two years. And his tiny tariff deal with the US has unravelled, with our steel industry facing 25% tariffs. Labour are taking the country backwards.

However Rachel Reeves spins her spending review, this gov’t is planning the biggest spending spree since WW2, outdoing even Denis Healey in spending as a share of GDP. Public spending is set to be 6pc of GDP higher than under Blair & Brown = £170bn a year extra at today’s values!

We said that April - the first month of this governments tax hikes - would be awful and today that’s been confirmed: 🔻GDP down 🛠️ Manufacturing output falling 🛳️ Trade (balance of payments) worst since 2022 Comes on top of rising unemployment and inflation.

Yes we opposed it. It’s a TERRIBLE policy. It has forced schools to shut, sending 1000s of pupils into state schools that are now struggling for space, teachers and money you didn’t account for. And you said 'every penny' would go into state schools... but now it’s housing?