@JDVance 1) his family have asked that politicians don't try and make capital from their sons tragic death so why not follow their wishes? 2) why not focus on the many thousands of American lives lost needlessly to gun crime, some at the hands of US authorities like ICE ?
EXC: Reform’s Andrea Jenkyns walked out of a meeting with other mayors and Steve Reed today after a heated row over the murder of Henry Nowak and the subsequent street violence.
https://t.co/iDlbZI4F0s
@MPsportsdragon I know, an absolute joke of a decision. That he's lost his perks for 7 months is a wee slap on the wrist, he should be completely removed from his role.
“Quiet anger is good, you can turn quiet anger into a positive, as opposed to rage, which never leads to anything good”
This you, @Nigel_Farage ?
Well this is all a bit awkward, isn’t it?
Can't believe that Quins are just letting a world class player go...looking from the outside and having seen her with supporters on Saturday this is an odd call
Kildunne unsure of next club after Harlequins exit - https://t.co/QtQdtu02x2
🛑 Nigel Farage should resign and face criminalinvestigation.
I do not often speak publicly about the riots of 2024, because my family still carries the scars of what happened afterwards. My son was followed by a far-right thug who threatened to burn and kill him, before smashing up our car when my husband arrived to protect him.
So it is not lost on me that Nigel Farage has escalated from suggesting, in the wake of Southport in 2024, that the truth was being hidden from the public, to now explicitly calling for “pure, cold rage” in 2026.
We know where this kind of rhetoric leads. Calls like that, alongside Tommy Robinson’s calls for people to gather outside police stations, have been followed by violent disorder in our communities.
Tuesday night in Southampton, 11 police officers were injured, people were reportedly arrested for offences including possession of weapons and assaulting police, property was damaged, cars were smashed, and communities were left frightened and distressed.
This is not responsible leadership. This is not justice for victims. This is the politics of rage, hate and division, and it has real consequences in communities like ours, and for families like mine.
Nigel Farage is a dangerous politician. He is dealing in a mendacious, hate-fuelled style of politics that puts ordinary people at risk.
He should resign.
Nigel Farage's work over the last 11 weeks broken down:
- Parliamentary votes registered (including on immigration): 0
- Violent racial divisions stoked: 1
78 days since he last appeared in the Commons Farage has turned up to continue to stir sh1t up - and he hasn't condemned the violence his words helped whip up.
Nigel Farage doesn’t care about trampling on people to get power.
He did it to Rupert Lowe.
He’s did it to the five survivors of grooming gangs.
He did it to a photographer - just doing his job.
He’s now done it to the father of a murdered child.
These are exactly the sort of people @Nigel_Farage aimed his video at yesterday. He did that filmed rant instead of being in the Commons doing the job of an MP.
@_GeorgeFinch Have you actually listened to the Nowak family and their wishes? This letter and ridiculous # go completely against what they've asked for. It's like @reformparty_uk haven't learnt from the #farageriots in Southport...or more worringly you're seeking to cause unrest yet again!
I managed to stand in the middle of a field to do an attention-seeking ‘announcement’ to nobody about the Henry Nowak murder, but I couldn’t be arsed to turn up to hear the Home Secretary’s statement in Parliament, which is my actual job.