So, it was the middle of May, end of May this year and my life was going pretty well, I’d just had a big 60th birthday, I’m in not bad health which is down to clean living, great job four nights a week at GB News which I was loving, just been voted news presenter of the year for the second year in a row and I had not
We have all the momentum in British politics and we are just getting started but, we meet ladies and gentlemen at a time of great peril for our country, working people in Britain feel betrayed, demoralized, they see the nation and the culture that we love being robbed from underneath us
We are achieving something absolutely extraordinary. In my own constituency that no one forecast could be won I overturned the biggest ever conservative majority of 25,500 people and that was with your help, with the constituents help
Next time you encounter some Orwellian virtue signalling double speak from local or national government remember this picture and reflect on the fact that you elect them and your taxes pay for them. Who should be the servant and who should be the master?
I want my country back. The question is do you want your country back? Yes, amen for that. You know I remember a time when our children went to school and they were taught how to read and write and become good citizens, they were not taught they could be a different gender, they did not have to sit down and listen to a 6 foot 5 drag queen read
James McMurdock expresses gratitude at a conference, recounting his path to becoming MP for South Basildon and East Thurrock. Disillusioned with traditional parties, he joined Reform UK, attracted by its policies. He reflects on his rapid rise and dedication to addressing local and national issues, emphasizing accountability and reform.
Ann Widdecombe Thank you, conference, the last time we met we had no MPs and today we meet with five MPs and in 5 years’ time we shall meet with more than 300 MPs. Meanwhile we have Keir Starmer, now you know I’m a spokesman for immigration and yet I didn’t hear one...
Now, I do know about national security, I do know about safety, I do know about personal safety, I do know about community, I do know about teamwork, I do know about coming together, I do know about identity, being key here identity gives us purpose, it gives us drive, it gives us ambition, it gives us a one-dimensional goal to work towards, identity being key.
The article criticizes the current government’s decision to release 5,500 prisoners early to address overcrowding, blaming both Labour and Conservative parties for failing to build sufficient prison infrastructure over the past 30 years. It also highlights a reoffending case and suggests that alternative solutions like using unused military bases would better ensure public safety.
Politicians Who 'Make the Weather' Welcome back, in making the weather six politicians who changed modern Britain Vernon Bogdanor delves into the lives and Legacies of six influential British politicians who've shaped the nation's contemporary landscape they are;...
Labour proposes banning MPs from paid media appearances, notably targeting Nigel Farage. Critics argue such bans could hinder MPs’ expertise and impact free speech. Meanwhile, Sadiq Khan’s suggestion to prioritize housing for newly released prisoners sparks debate about fairness and social contract integrity.
Winter Fuel Allowance Cut Pensioners are facing financial assault from the new Labour government and are seeing reductions in their winter fuel allowance. Previously the winter fuel allownace was given to all pensioners, regardless of their income meaning that many...
The UK feels stagnant under a new government facing issues like mass immigration, financial depression, and knife crime. Despite Labour’s majority, enthusiasm is low. A call for radical change is made, rejecting outdated political language in favor of innovative, common-sense solutions proposed by the Reform party.
Nigel Farage on the Pensions Winter Fuel Allowance What do the manifestos mean? Well, not very much really because Keir Starmer gave no indication at all in the run up to the election that Labour would remove the winter fuel allowance worth £200 to 300 depending on...
Richard Tice discusses various political issues, including the impact of VAT on private school fees, OFCOM and BBC bias, Michel Barnier as French PM, and the possibility of Suella Braverman defecting to Reform UK. He emphasizes the negative effects of current policies on special education needs children and the inconsistencies in political stances.
In my previous article – “The Great Reset: a pathway to hope for our political future” – I described seven key objectives that a future centre-right government should consider with the aim of delivering a political ‘reset’ to a time and place before the far-reaching...