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Who is this guy assaulting @MontgomeryToms ?

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Parasites making money from illegal migrant Human Trafficking into UK.

Jeremy Clarkson's pub serves nothing that was not grown or reared in Britain. In the middle of that proud boast is one line his grandmother would not have understood. "We even cook in British oils." Everything else on the list she would have known by sight. The beef, the pork, the lamb, the venison. The milk, the butter, the eggs. He has said the menu is inspired by 1970s Yorkshire, and he is a Doncaster lad, so he knows what that means. Shepherd's pie. Egg and chips. A carvery on Sunday. Nobody in 1970s Yorkshire cooked any of it in oil. They cooked in dripping. Every chip shop in the county fried in beef fat, and the best of them still do, which is why people drive across the Pennines for a bag of chips. At home the roast potatoes went into the fat from last Sunday's joint. The basin lived by the cooker and was never empty. British oil means rapeseed. It is a seed oil, pressed and refined in a factory, and hardly an acre of it was grown here before the 1970s. Put it in a fryer for a week and it breaks down in ways beef fat never does. Now think about who is doing the frying. A man who raises cattle, surrounded by neighbours who raise cattle, in a pub he opened to keep British livestock farmers in business. Every one of those animals comes with pounds of clean white fat. The abattoir sells it for next to nothing, and some of it ends up as fuel. So the most British cooking fat in existence is already on the premises. It arrives free with the beef on his own menu, his farmers would be glad of the sale, and it is the one ingredient that would make the chips taste the way he remembers them. He threw out the avocado and the cola for not being British enough. The dripping never got an invitation, and it was born here.

The Prime Minister is spreading conspiracy theories about the Brexit referendum. I've written to ask @AngelaRayner whether she thinks this risks eroding trust in our democracy. Politicians shouldn't try to undermine democratic votes just because they don't like the result.

🐶💔 HAVE YOU SEEN LOLLY? A seven-year-old brown Cocker Spaniel is missing after a livestock trailer containing her was stolen from a farm in Hampshire READ MORE: farminguk.com/news/seven-yea…

Last year, Labour’s Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy chose David Kogan as her preferred candidate for Independent Football Regulator chair. In 2020, Kogan made two donations to Nandy’s Labour leadership campaign. Both donations were undeclared.

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Why is everyone silent on this? @MontgomeryToms free speech tent destroyed in Brighton. If this was anyone but a white man, politicians would be queueing up to condemn it. Embarrassing what's happened to free speech in the UK.

@MontgomeryToms @FreedomWatchGB Do your job internet, find everything about these individuals.

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Labour claims Russia interfered in Brexit referendum. Without evidence, this is propagandist nonsense. Did Russia also use Rachel Reeves to wreck the UK economy - or was that all her own work?

Up to 110,000 signatures now. That is 1 in every 500 adults in the UK.

This is what's destroying Europe. Not the Russians, Not China, Not Iran. This.

🚨NO RESPONSE FROM @GBNEWS on here, next step email 🙏🏻 Dear Mr Booker, I’m writing to you as a concerned mother from Kent who regularly shares missing-child appeals across the UK. What I’m witnessing is deeply concerning, and I believe GB News has both the platform and the capability to help change it. Every day, children are reported missing across Britain, yet the lack of publicity surrounding many of these cases is staggering. Appeals are buried in Facebook posts, some never appear on police websites, and countless children receive little to no mainstream media attention. When I was growing up, a missing child’s face would be broadcast across television screens. The public knew who they were looking for. Today, we have more ways to reach people than ever before, yet somehow these children are becoming less visible. I want to challenge GB News to help change that. Why not utilise the large screens behind your presenters to continuously rotate verified, active missing-child appeals during selected periods throughout the day? A photograph, name, age and last-known location. Simple information that could reach hundreds of thousands of people who might otherwise never know that child was missing. The technology exists. The platform already exists. What’s needed is the willingness to put it to use. GB News has an opportunity to lead the way, set an example for other broadcasters and demonstrate to the British public that protecting our children is more than just a topic for discussion. We give endless airtime to political debates. Surely we can give some visibility to the children whose families are desperately trying to bring them home? Of course, appeals would need to be verified with the police, kept up to date and displayed with appropriate safeguarding considerations. But imagine the impact if even one missing child was recognised because their photograph appeared behind a GB News presenter. I’m asking you to seriously consider this proposal and perhaps lead a national initiative that other broadcasters could follow. These children don’t have a voice. You have a national platform. Please help make sure they aren’t forgotten. I would genuinely welcome a response and the opportunity to discuss this further. Kind regards,

Isabel Oakeshott praising Tommy Robinson. Reform talking tougher and tougher on immigration. Its as though they are scared of something that is forcing them to say things they dont want to.🤔 Oh yes. Rupert Lowe and Restore Britain.

Anyone seen Nick Brown? Will @andyburnham lift the reporting restriction? Another scandal hushed up by the Labour party .. We see you ..

This is just not true. As soon as I became foreign secretary I asked the security services the same question and they replied that there was no evidence of any successful interference in the 2016 referendum, by Russia or any other power. Either the security services have changed their view - which would be very odd - or Burnham is lying about what he has been told. After all Starmer was in power for two years and had access to exactly the same information. theguardian.com/technology/202…

If there is foreign interference in British elections as the Prime Minister has just warned us, why is he so keen to remove photo ID from our ballot box?

Andy Burnham doesn’t believe the Brexit vote was legitimate. He said it himself today claimed there was Russian interference that taints the whole thing then No 10 scrambled to say he “accepts” the result after all. Absolute bollocks. We had a referendum. The biggest democratic vote in British history. 17.4 million people voted to leave the EU. We weren’t thick, we weren’t conned, and we didn’t need some politician in London telling us we didn’t know what we were doing. We voted Leave. That was the decision. End of. Stop treating the British people with contempt, Burnham. You don’t get to rewrite what we voted for because it doesn’t suit you. We knew exactly what we were voting for. Brexit. Done. Respect it.

"the Russians swung the Brexit vote" 🤦‍♂️ #GrubbyBurnham

Farmland that has fed UK nationals for generations ought to be protected from sale to foreign entities.