Jennifer Saunders

[Deep Storm @DeepStormHQ]

I am in tears. British Patriots are grabbing crosses as they march to take back their country. AMEN

#UK has fallen. #UK Patriots want it back

Jesus Christ is KING 🙏

[John Hannam @JohnHann04]

Tomorrow is a big day in court for the British Justice system. Tommy Robinson is appearing at Southwark Crown Court to face charges of Harassment and causing fear….to two Daily Mail journalists who had followed him
And his family on holiday to Cyprus and then taken photos of him, his kids, his family and friends and then published an article with photos clearly revealing his location.

I will be at court in the morning covering events and interviewing people on the day. The trial is due to run though to Friday but as always is subject to change.

[Queer Lips of Truth II 🇸🇱🇬🇧 @QLoTII]

Everyone cannot be the problem! With Meghan Markle, there is a clear pattern. Let me do the list, because some people keep pretending there's no pattern.

Her father: hasn't spoken to her since her wedding week, never met her kids. Her half-sister sued and lost, her half-brother writes open letters. Her first husband: gone within two years and never said a word, which tells you something too. Her childhood best friend, maid of honour at the first wedding, went public in 2017 to say she didn't recognise her anymore. Jessica Mulroney, the Canadian best friend who did the wedding, cut off in 2020. Two personal assistants out of Kensington Palace within a year, and a formal bullying complaint from her own comms chief. The Palace ran a review and never published it. The Queen's household got 'recollections may vary.' Philip got Oprah while he was in hospital. The brother in law got 'arch nemesis.' Spotify's man called them grifters. UTA's boss said not a great talent. Ari Emanuel said he was done after one phone call. Netflix walked from the partnership. And this week Roland Mouret, who dressed her for a decade, says she dropped him over one admin error and then wore a cheap copy of his dress to make the point.

Different people. Different countries. Different decades. Family, friends, staff, bosses, in-laws, designers, agents. One name in every story.

And in every story, by her account, she was the one wronged. Not once has she said 'that was me.' Not once.

If you want to see the real face, it's in her own Netflix series. The moment she's told that Jason Knauf, her own comms man, has handed the Court of Appeal emails showing she did brief the authors of that book, after she'd told the High Court she hadn't. Watch her reaction. Not shame. Rage. Betrayal. How dare he. She then apologised to the court for 'forgetting.' The series shows the anger. It leaves out the apology.

That's the whole playbook in one scene. Get caught, get furious, make it about the person who caught you, keep the cameras rolling.

When one person falls out with you, it's them. When everyone does, it isn't.

[The English Crusader @andrewc44104127]

If a black or asian boy was stabbed by a white man then handcuffed on the floor by police as he bled to death the British public would have been subjected to a summer of pious lectures by everyone from the prime minister down about how institutionally racist we are.

There would have been protests, which would have been given huge press coverage. There would have been television addresses. Endless op-eds. Even a TV drama. And it would all have been used to demonise Reform and the dangers of the ‘far-right’.

But the establishment doesn’t care, because he’s white.

[Penny @phughes76340646]

He can kick out the dangerous ones
Kick out all illegals
Stop more coming in
Stop the benefits
That will go a long way to get our country back on track 🩵🇬🇧🩵

[The Fifth Estate UK @The5th_estateUK]

Just a Sunday appreciation post for Nigel Farage and Reform UK.

​For over 35 years, Nigel has stood on the front line fighting for Britain’s interests, taking every hit from the media and the political machine, yet never backing down.

​While career politicians come and go, he has spent over three decades consistently putting Britain and the British public first. Now, with Reform, we finally have a real movement ready to deliver the common-sense change this country deserves.

​Turning replies off as I’m out for the evening, so let’s let the numbers do the talking instead: hit ❤️ and 🔁 if you stand with Nigel and Reform! 👇

[Young Bob @YoungBobRB]

The Muslims are illegally praying in Speakers' Corner.

Just today there has been a Christian preacher assaulted, and the police did nothing.

We need Christians to take back the corner for Christ.

[N Ecc 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Neccccy]

FRENCH STUDENTS !!!!

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Everything looted.

Apart from pork products.

Explains a lot.

[Fran500 @Fran5006]

Yes and it’s true the more they try to take him down the more we support him.

[Harry King @realHarryKing]

I’ve been thinking for a while about how Reform UK can reverse its polling decline…

I’ve came up with 5 campaign strategies Reform should adopt to lead the polls once again 👇

➡️ 1. “Britons for Reform”

This is my personal favourite idea. Every week, trained grassroots teams of Reformers hold open group discussions with the public, listen to their concerns and let them influence policy.

It’s a chance to gather data, strengthen Reform’s presence in every local community, and allow branches to fundraise while giving ordinary Britons a say in their country’s future.

It also reinforces Reform’s image as a party built from the ground up, while generating great social media clips showing what voters really think.

➡️ 2. Attract more women

Build up “Women for Reform” with active social media accounts across every major platform, new policies and regular rallies/press conferences. Learn from Kemi Badenoch’s character appeal among female voters and adopt successful TikTok/Instagram strategies from other campaigns — including, despite ideological differences, the US Democrats’ successful appeal to young women.

The marketing group needs to be run by women, for women.

➡️ 3. Get young people involved

Young people may not decide elections like pensioners do, but they can be an incredibly effective activist base, bringing energy and life to rallies and events — something increasingly important in the age of vibes politics.

Look at Edinburgh in 2026: young people and student activism helped the Scottish Greens win 4 MSPs across the city! Establish a youth wing, give young people something to feel part of, and promote policies that genuinely improve their lives.

➡️ 4. Fill the Shadow Cabinet

Just as Reform’s current Cabinet is full of household names, its future spokespeople need time to establish themselves as credible, competent figures before the next General Election.

Reform needs to professionalise its health, defence and foreign policy in particular.
Hold press conferences in hospitals with NHS workers. Run national campaigns like “Britain is Lawless” on defence. Send spokespeople abroad to build relationships with sister parties, allies and multinational corporations.

➡️ 5. Reform TV

A great idea — but it will only work if it’s actually enjoyable to watch.
We already have GB News for Nigel Farage’s take on the daily headlines. Reform TV could fill a different void: the gap left in British culture when families used to sit around the TV and laugh together.

Fun, energetic LIVE TV.

Presenters across the country, engaging with the public. A live studio audience getting involved. Make it FUN!

➡️ Honourable mention: MORE FARAGE, not less. The solution to Nigel Farage’s polling decline is more Farage, not less. He needs to appear on every kind of media show and podcast — not just political ones.
Face questions on Loose Women, Lorraine, Jeremy Vine and Question Time. There are countless YouTube podcasts to choose from, too.

Reform needs to broaden its message and reach people where they actually are.

[Senga Beresford MSP @BeresfordSenga]

If you want change, vote Reform.

[Janet Oulaghan @JanetOulag92058]

Labour made Peter Mandelson, close friend of billionaire child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the UK’s ambassador to the USA.

Will Reform take lectures from them on vetting?

Will we hell.

[Russell Quirk @russellquirk]

The Norwich to Tilbury Pylon project… Destroying #Essex Green Belt.

My thoughts from Botney Hill, equidistant between Billericay and Brentwood.

Don’t be fooled. The sign off for this outrage was by those that will soon seek to pretend to be against the plans.

[TheManWhoFellToEarth @ReturnofColin2]

Dave the Titty Whisperer on telly this morning displaying why he's tanking in the polls.

He is easily one of the thickest people I've ever seen in British politics.

[Essex Patriot @Essex_Patriot]

Andy Burnham is a spineless, unprincipled politician who can be bought by the highest bidder.

WANKER

[Hilltop Jennifer @hilltopjennifer]

The REAL Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Utter disdain and smug contempt.
They were BOTH acting for the cameras at Nottingham.

[Lee @LeePheonix360]

Never forget Ann Widdecombe

She was taken from us in the most horrific way and should have felt safe in her own home

RIP Ann 🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️

[WWG1WGA🇺🇸♥️ @WWG1WGA_QQ]

🚨BREAKING: 10,000 locals takeover Portsmouth City Centre demanding all illegal migrants are deported immediately

The silent majority are done being silent. Something big is happening… 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[Nigel Farage @Nigel_Farage]

If we don’t wake up, the carnage in France is our future.

We need to return to law, order, and borders.