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By replacing your breakfast tea with green tea, you can lose up to 87% of what little joy you still have left in your life.

[Kenchie @SohoKenchie]

It's a broader problem than that. We're spending £334 billion a year on benefits, raising the minimum wage to insane levels and regulating ourselves to death.

So we are just handing China the ability to strategically outcompete with us in manufacture of all but the most advanced technologies.

This is why Trump has tariffed China. We can't just keep giving them all our money for all the cheap household goods or basic cameras we need.

[Friendless Churches @friendschurches]

A fanciful Gothic Revival church, St Helen’s, Biscathorpe has sadly been losing its battle against neglect for years.

1/9

[James Dreyfus @DreyfusJames]

We’re a tiny,rural, ancient village.

A small post office/shop providing the basics, serving our mostly elderly neighbours.

A one-room library.

A chemist.

In the small hours, some little fuckers tried to ram raid the post office/shop, couldn’t, because of the sturdy, very old wooden door, so decided to set fire to the car & entire building.

Thank god no one was hurt.

Britain 2026. Every second, of every minute, of every day.

Sick of it. Absolutely fucking sick of it…

[The Nowhere Photographer @thenowherephoto]

Desperation does not give anyone the right to illegally enter another country from a safe country.

Harsh? Maybe. True? Yes.

This woman nearly disappeared beneath the boat and came dangerously close to the propeller in the chaos of this crossing.

She was pulled to safety by a French firefighter specialising in sea rescue.

But here is the question:

Why are the French authorities only rescuing people after the situation becomes dangerous?

Why not stop the boat, secure it, tow it back to shore and prevent the crossing in the first place?

This endless cycle of standing by, watching boats leave and then managing the consequences is weak, cowardly and, in my view, makes the authorities complicit in allowing this system to continue.

Being polite has achieved nothing.

At some point a country has to draw a line and say:

No more.

This cannot continue.

[Enoch Burke @EnochBurke]

BREAKING: Esther Burke’s car damaged in Castlebar by driver without tax or insurance

Esther Burke was driving in Hanley’s car park in Castlebar town centre today when another car drove at speed in her direction, failed to stop at a continuous white line, and collided with her car. There was a five-metre skid mark left by the other car. The damage will cost thousands to repair.

The driver, who said he was Ukrainian, had Lithuanian registration plates. He had no tax and no insurance. There were three other men in the car who laughed as they exited the vehicle. They were rude and disrespectful when Esther spoke to them. They showed no remorse or regret for their actions.

One guard eventually arrived at the scene. He told Esther that her insurance would pay for the damage to her car. The Guard said nothing about criminal charges for dangerous driving or driving without tax or insurance until Esther raised this. The Guard then said this could be done “if you want to make a complaint.”

When the Irish went around the world in search of a better life, jobs and employment it is doubtful that we drove around dangerously without tax and insurance and gave the finger to those who might be the victims of such behaviour.

It is also concerning that only one Garda arrived here today and was subsequently slow to talk of prosecution; yet when the Burke family appear in Court to support their son/brother Enoch, who has spent almost 2 years in prison after he refused to use the “they” pronoun and endorse and affirm transgender ideology, they are surrounded by a battalion of Guards.

[Maggie Oliver @MaggieOliverUK]

I’m a firm believer in having difficult conversations, of not speaking in “an echo chamber” and in challenging the status quo in the interests of moving the dial forward….

So, last night I finally got to meet Patrick Christys in “real life” after years of doing many many interviews with him on his show for GBNews ….. and I will always be eternally grateful to Patrick for his constant support and for giving me a platform to raise awareness , but also for setting up his fundraiser for @TMOFCharity The Maggie Oliver Foundation last year which transformed our team as it allowed us to bring onboard more desperately needed staff.

It was their 5 year anniversary Birthday celebration party last night transmitted live and I was thrilled to be part of it.

I firmly believe that @gbnews (through their willingness to allow difficult conversations to be held freely) have undoubtedly been a key part of raising awareness about the huge failures in our country to tackle the “Grooming gang” national scandal. When others were reluctant to address it and allow these difficult conversations, I was never once censored by the team here, and that was very rare! MSM has been very heavily censored and is often used as the “mouthpiece” of Government, police, cps and the establishment. I’ve learnt that from huge experience navigating these conversations, and seen how police in particular have blocked stories by threatening to ban certain media from press conferences if they don’t “toe the line”!!

I think other platforms are finally now beginning to open up though and see the direction of travel, but 5 years ago every interview I did was a tightrope!

And although we still have a long, long way to go to see a criminal justice system that puts victims/survivors at its heart, people power with help of media like @gbnews is what will ultimately force the government to act! I firmly believe this!

It’s a daily battle, but no one can do this alone. We need to spread awareness, educate the masses about where the failures and corruption lie, and the only way to do this is through communication, the media and other platforms.

It’s sometimes been a very lonely journey, so it’s great to feel part of an ever growing movement that cares about change, and I will not rest until we see these changes in action!

Thankyou again @patrickchristys @gbnews @michelledewbs @MartinDaubney @cristo_radio @adambrooksmedia @nanaakuatv @bevturner_thatsme and all those who came and spoke to me last night.

Worth the journey from hell on 4 trains/tubes to get there and back lol!! 🤣

@PatrickChristys @GBNEWS @MichelleDewbs @beverleyturner @cristo_radio @EssexPR @Nanaakua1 @MartinDaubney

[Neil O'Brien @NeilDotObrien]

The Arday scandal revealed the rot in our universities - a guy producing reams of meaningless garbage was promoted & praised to high heaven. But he's not unique. My new piece looks at the growth of DEI / critical theory rubbish in our universities, using large datasets:
(1/10)

[Daniel ShenSmith (BlackBeltBarrister) @dshensmith]

This is incredible. A must read.
Link below

[Mr Pål Christiansen @TheNorskaPaul]

The Tower of London, scene of innumerable executions, is now adding another page or two to its infamies as a charitable event that they’ve hosted for many years has fallen victim to political correctness.😬

Formerly known as ‘Jailed & Bailed’, but now prosaically renamed ‘Escape From The Tower’, the event is philanthropy with a pantomime flourish.

It sees Masters of various City of London livery companies ‘arrested’ by the City of London Police, taken to the Tower & “tortured” with champagne & a big lunch until their fellow liverymen secure their release by raising a ‘bail payment’, often tens of thousands of pounds, with every penny going to the Red Cross.

But this year the Worshipful Company of Tobacco Pipe Makers was told that they couldn’t take part because they represented an “unethical” industry & the Worshipful Company of Gunmakers – one of the oldest livery companies, founded in 1637 - is also banned as they have links to the defence industry.

The Red Cross is headed by Beatrice Butsana-Sita who claims these two companies are associated with, or receive funding from, her list of excluded industries.

The companies collectively give over £81million a year to charities but the Masters are saying that they will boycott any events which ban their fellow liverymen.😏

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

A very aggressive hit piece on me has just been published in the Daily Telegraph by Allister Heath - labelling me ‘a deluded egotist who is toxifying British politics.’

He gives three examples of why he is so horrified by Restore Britain’s presence.

Number one. The fact I stated my concern around projections that ‘white Britons will become a minority by 2063’.

No statistic greater demonstrates the astounding way mass immigration is changing our country. He calls Restore Britain’s worry around this ‘racism’ and ‘disgusting’.

It should have ‘no place in mainstream politics’.

It’s that attitude which has allowed our communities to transform in front of our very eyes over the last few decades.

It’s not going to work on me.

This brings us on to his second point.

The fact that I highlight how parts of Manchester have essentially been colonised by Islamic populations.

YES.

I stand by every single word.

Communities in places like Rochdale, Oldham, entire districts in Manchester itself.

Replaced. Of course this has happened. My advice to the journalist is this - go and visit, use your eyes.

I did exactly that, and it shocked me.

There is no multiculturalism. There is one culture. One religion. One way of life.

Islam.

I make no apologies for my views on that, and Restore Britain’s efforts to change it.

His third concern? Incredibly…

The fact that Restore Britain has banning halal and kosher slaughter as a policy.

He is offended by my description - ‘barbaric foreign practices that have no place in our high-trust society’.
He calls it ‘despicable’, and it puts me ‘beyond the pale’.

He states that banning halal ‘would trigger a civil war’…

Does that not prove my earlier point correct?

Whatever.

I don’t want millions and millions and millions of animals to be brutally butchered and left to bleed from the neck in the most unimaginable pain. Does that make me ‘despicable’? I think not.

I am a British farmer. In this country, we care for our animals properly. I don’t care if that offends certain religions, I really don’t.

He also takes issue with me labelling cousin marriage non-British. Seriously?

If you are a Telegraph subscriber and you disagree, I suggest you let the paper know. They think your concerns around Halal slaughter are ‘despicable’ or that if you’re worried about parts of Britain becoming mainly Islamic that view is ‘foul’.

If you’re reading this, agreeing with what I’m saying, then join us.

Join Restore Britain.

Let’s get our country back.

[Kelvin MacKenzie @kelvmackenzie]

This is unbelievable. Jack Grove, a reporter with the Times Education Supplement, who was investigating Cambridge professor Jason Arday over plagiarism charges received a phone call from Scotland Yard saying he should stop asking him questions as it was affecting his mental health.
Good grief.
Mr Grove had sent Professor Arday a series of questions concerning the word-for- word copying from another students’ work that helped him get his PhD.
The Telegraph reports that unknown to Mr Gove somebody had called in the Yard and accused him of harassment.
Total bollocks of course.
After months of inquiry the Yard called Mr Gove out of the blue and said they had dropped the case but told him not send anymore questions.
Correctly Mr Gove took no notice and today Professor Arday is in big trouble.
Alongside the plagiarism he is being accused of making up a claim he ran 600 miles in six days, raised £5.5million for charity was a visiting professor in Ohio and helped Water Aid project abroad when Water Aid don’t allow activists abroad.
Apart from that it’s all true.
What the hell are the cops doing warning journalists about asking questions.
I see Carter Ruck are acting for Arday. The Telegraph, the Times and Guardian will see them off.
In one their many notes the solicitors claimed the investigation may have been “racially motivated”.
Were I Mr Gove I would be demanding money and an apology for that.

[Irreverend: Faith and Current Affairs @IrreverendPod]

The Church of England is sitting on £11.6 BILLION…while parish churches face closure, mergers, and clergy shortages.

Rev. Marcus Walker (St Bartholomew the Great) joins Jamie Franklin to expose what’s really going on — and how ordinary Anglicans can fight back.

One of the most important interviews we’ve ever done 👇

#SaveTheParish #ChurchOfEngland

@WalkerMarcus @JamieFranklin40 @holydisrupter @ThomasPelh11805

[Donna Louise @DonnaLouise1212]

This 19-year-old savage didn’t just kill a man.

He first tortured him for hours — zip-tied, boiled water poured on him, forced to drink shampoo, beaten, filmed for blackmail then three days later chased him down a Bradford street and drove a knife straight through his heart while he was backing away.

Mohammed Ibrahim Mehmood. Guilty of murder.

Life sentence incoming.

Monsters like this don’t deserve sympathy. They deserve to disappear.

[Flagman @Flagmanuk]

🇬🇧❤️ MISSION COMPLETE – BRISTOL, WE LOVE YOU! ❤️🇬🇧

What a day! We spent all day in the garden setting up every single flag, making sure everything was perfect before heading to the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge.

Then it was time… the flags went up, and they looked absolutely stunning. 🇬🇧

A huge thank you to Ryan from Raise The Colour, The Bristol Flagger, and everyone who came together to make it happen. Teamwork at its finest.

The Number One Flagger and the crew got it done in style, with support from an incredible team behind the scenes. We hung the flags, got the pictures, and created another unforgettable moment.

Bristol… we love you. ❤️

This is what Flagman UK is all about – bringing people together, celebrating our country, and making memories that will last forever.

God bless you all. 🇬🇧❤️

#FlagmanUK #Bristol #CliftonSuspensionBridge #RaiseTheColour #TheBristolFlagger #England #UnionJack #BritishPride #OneKingdomFourNations #MissionComplete

[Graham Linehan @Glinner]

She did it to inflict maximum pain on Jewish people

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

Zoe Garbett, the mayor of Hackney who demanded that Haifa respond to her decision to end the 1968 twinning agreement between the two cities by October 7th has "apologized" for "the serious oversight."

Tell me this, which is more likely: she totally forgot what happened on October 7th and randomly chose that Wednesday as a deadline or she thought she was being subtle in turning in the knife just a little more?

Because I know what I think it is.

[Harrison Pitt @Harry_pitt]

Watch the discussion that YouTube just banned on the survival of Europe.

This is why @elonmusk deserves so much credit.

X is the only free speech platform that allows men and women to defend Western civilisation against the intentional plot to destroy it.

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

The PCC went on LBC when I was still under investigation and discussed “her crimes”.
It was very distressing.
Turns out the public prefer police to investigate burglaries not “hate crimes”. Who knew?

Britain tops the league for arrests for social media posts. 12,000 a year. Far more than China.

[Charlotte Gill @CharlotteCGill]

No money for the telescope.

Meanwhile, taxpayers have been charged for these projects under the UKRI:

The Europe that Gay Porn Built, 1945–2000 — £841,830
Perverse Collections: Building Europe’s Queer and Trans Archives — £136,909
Decolonising the Museum: Digital Repatriation of the Gaidinliu Collection — £805,769
Trans Performance Now: Glitching cisgenderism — £185,627
Trans Archiving Network (TAN) — £23,556
Diverse alarums: centering marginalised communities in early modern plays — £805,745
(De)colonial Ecologies in 21st-century insular Hispanic Caribbean film — £205,543
Transnational Anti-Gender Movements and Resistance — £35,285
Comics and Race in Latin America — £759,293
Listening to the 85%: underwater sounds and environmental awareness on the Isle of Man — £81,635
Sports media and identity: a theory-practice network — £24,292
Decolonizing South East Asian Sound Archives — £123,470
Everything Is Connected: Conspiracy Theories in the Age of the Internet — £786,083
MAUSI Net: Menopause Activism in the UK, Sweden and India — £29,956
Decolonising the Page: The Visual Politics and Poetics of Postcolonial Arabic Publications — £200,462
The Tipuna Project: Intergenerational Healing, Settler Accountability and Decolonising Participatory Action Research — £310,724
Remaking Britain: South Asian Connections and Networks, 1830s to the Present — £802,442
The Cultural Legacies of the British Empire: Classical Music’s Colonial History (1750–1900) — £1,183,769
South African Modernism (Follow-on Funding): Decolonising English Literary Studies — £80,192
The Future of Indigenous Rights and Responsibilities — £307,021

[Paul Weston @PWestoff]

What happened to the wonderful @RNLI? Answer, it was captured by the Globalist Left. Meet Janet Legrand, ex-globalist lawyer and Chair of the RNLI since January 2023. Legrand is yet another one of those identi-kit radical left women who plague the West.