Hero farmer who foiled RAF 'terror bomb' says security forces should be red-faced that a 'plucky amateur' saved the day - and claims: 'The worst thing is that we saw MORE than five suspects...' https://t.co/rNMFE5E8qZ
1,000+ military-age men broke into Britain last week…
Only one person got arrested…the man who tried to stop it…
Today, the Prime Minister went on TV and called him a racist…
Andy Burnham just weeks ago: “national security cannot come at the expense of social security”
Today: several men arrested near RAF Fairford on suspicion of offences under the explosives act
How’s that working out @andyburnham?
Let’s amend the Wes Streeting warning:
Brits should have a stockpile of cash, bottled water and tinned food at home because the reckless pursuit of net zero and the resulting dependence on foreign energy imports means a formerly advanced nation is going to have blackouts.
🚨📰 Bulgarian migrant in £54m benefits swindle now back claiming Universal Credit
Tsvetka Todorova, a Bulgarian woman jailed for a £54 million benefit scam, is now living freely in the UK on Universal Credit. Todorova, 54, was one of five Bulgarians who spent tens of millions of pounds on luxury cars and designer clothes after making fraudulent claims.
Imprisoned for three years in May 2024, Todorova was released in late 2025 after serving half her sentence. At a confiscation hearing in January, she was ordered to repay £101,201.78 but has only so far paid £18,228.14, according to The Sun.
She later told reporters she’s been living in the UK on benefits since December. This is thanks to her husband receiving over £1,000 a month in Universal Credit. This payment is designed to help with living costs for those on low income or out of work.
Shouldn’t she have been deported back to Bulgaria?