Julie Brit

[Julie Brit @Jules_Brit]

I am a daughter, I am a mother, I am nanny, I'm a sister, I am British, I'm part Welsh, I'm part English, I'm part Scottish, I'm part Irish, I'm part American, I am white, we are part of this world too, I am not a shamed 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🇺🇸

[Nick Timothy MP @NJ_Timothy]

Labour tried to delete court records that helped expose the rape gangs.

Journalists have used Courtsdesk to uncover some of the most horrific crimes.

Labour would rather see them covered up.

We fought back against their plans to wipe this vital archive.

And we won.

[BRITAIN IS BROKEN 🇬🇧 @BROKENBRITAIN0]

🚨NEW: Young Bob has been ARRESTED after being attacked by far left extremists from stand up to racism 🇬🇧

[Global Dissident @GlobalDiss]

🚨🇪🇸 "It's an invasion, Sánchez resign!" – thousands MARCH for Ceuta ACROSS Spain.

Under the slogan "For dignity and in defence of Spain," protesters demand action.

The country has had enough!

[Yossi BenYakar @YossiBenYakar]

UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and her friend London Mayor Sadiq Khan were photographed together in Pakistan years before they ran the country.

This did not happen by accident. It was a planned Muslim Brotherhood program to take over British institutions from the inside.

For them this is only the beginning. Patriotic citizens need to wake up. Do not let the Muslim Brotherhood and Qatar control your country. Qatar does not only have influence over the British government and people representing it there. It also holds assets worth billions of dollars.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

An important policy announcement.

A Restore Britain Government will abolish interest on all student loans held by British nationals living in our country, including the removal of interest already accrued.

A party backing young British men and women.

https://t.co/xAOyIXjYqs

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

And @RealDannyTommo is on remand

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Restore Britain's candidate in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, Tyler Johnson (@Tyler4Restore), is an inspiring young man.

[Chris Cork @chriscork89]

GB News have just shown the clip to Zia Yusuf I can’t watch it to be honest it’s beyond twisted. This needs to STOP!

#GBNews #ZiaYusuf #Debates

[David Atherton @daveatherton]

I spent yesterday afternoon with @DellasLaw in Whitehall. She was sexually abused from the age of six. Her abuser went onto change his name several times to evade detection as he carried on the abuse with others.

While she was there she tried in vain to give Prime Minister @andyburnham a copy of her book, Trapped.

https://t.co/V5Gv4rGOI4

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨NEWS: The Labour Government have given more money to Gaza than they spent on the National Grooming Gang Inquiry

Tells you who they really care about

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

Britain Has Seen This Film Before. It Ends In A Bailout

Denis Healey took working farms and small businesses and taxed them at rates up to 75 per cent through his 1975 Capital Transfer Tax, forcing ministers to build hasty reliefs into the system a year later once it became clear the tax as designed threatened to break up the farms and businesses it touched. At the same time, Iran's oil-funded economy was quietly coming apart, inflation rising, corruption spreading, the last channels for peaceful dissent being shut down by a newly declared one-party state. Nobody in the Treasury connected the two stories at the time. Within three years they had collided with a wider British economic crisis: an oil shock rooted in Iran, a winter of discontent, and a Chancellor forced to turn back at Heathrow as sterling came under pressure, before Britain sought what was then the IMF's largest ever bailout. The terms helped bury the government responsible.

Fifty years on, the pattern has returned with almost mechanical precision. Rachel Reeves ended full inheritance tax relief on farms and businesses, capping combined relief at £1 million before a 20 per cent effective rate applies, using the same language about closing loopholes that ministers used in 1976 to defend the reliefs they were simultaneously admitting were needed because the original tax was too harsh. Farmers have warned it will force family farms to break up in exactly the way the original Capital Transfer Tax threatened to do. And once again, it is Iran supplying the instability nobody in Whitehall wanted to plan around. The Iran conflict has crippled normal traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, the alternative route built for precisely this scenario, was knocked out by attack and has only now resumed at reduced capacity. Diesel now averages 195.5p a litre, up from 141.65p a year ago, a rise that falls hardest on the hauliers, farmers and rural communities who cannot simply drive less.

The government's own figures make the point better than any critic could. Fuel duty receipts for April to August this year came in £300 million higher than the same months last year, proof that the Treasury is already extracting more from diesel-dependent communities before the scheduled duty rises even begin in January. A freeze bought time. It did not buy protection, and the protection expires exactly when the pressure is worst, in a rural economy already squeezed by the same instinct to tax productive assets that accompanied the economic disorder which ended in the 1976 IMF bailout.

What has not changed across fifty years is the sequencing. A Labour Treasury reaches first for the assets of farmers and small businesses, calls it fairness, and only weeks or months later discovers that the design went too far. Iran builds towards a crisis in plain sight while ministers remain absorbed in their own fiscal arithmetic, until the bill for both arrives at once, in fuel bills, in food prices, in borrowing costs and in a rural economy that was never asked whether it wanted to be tested twice by the same mistake in one lifetime. With gilt yields sitting near multi-decade highs and government borrowing already running above forecast, the markets are beginning to ask a question Whitehall would rather dismiss: whether another call to the IMF is really as unthinkable today as it was assumed to be before Denis Healey turned back at Heathrow.

One small point of interest before closing. The Chancellor navigating this crisis is John Healey, no relation to Denis Healey, though he inherits more than the surname: a Treasury committed to the same kind of tax raid, and another Iran-shaped energy crisis arriving at precisely the wrong moment.

[S A M M Y Woodhouse @officialsammyuk]

“Desperate to reach Britain.”

We’ve all seen the video. He left a small child to die and thought only about himself. It’s not desperation; it’s evil.

This headline from the Daily Express repulses me and these savages do not belong in our country.

[Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 @TiceRichard]

U.K. is 3 trillion in debt & going bust

Yet Miliband wants to send £88 million to Hamas controlled entities

Bonkers

[Chris Rose @ArchRose90]

Andrew Neil beautifully schooled the panel on Brexit and shredded the Rejoin lies with some home truths. 🔥

[Patrick Christys @PatrickChristys]

I imagine all of these people are currently behind bars…

[TheEnglishPatriot @TheEnglishPat]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS

They are not only coming in on boats, dinghys but also PLANES but also they are aswell still coming in on the back of Lorries.

This country is heading into civil War, and that's down to the current government, The Labour Party

There's no stopping this. 🤬🤬

[Women For Restore @W4Restore]

Police have released footage of the Rhyl grooming gang after four men and a woman were jailed today for preying on girls aged 14, 15 and 16.

The abuse happened between 2022 and 2024, where the girls were given drugs and alcohol, then sexually exploited in homes, cars and businesses.

Police FIRST looked at this in 2022 but walked away…why?

The gang kept going… and when a third girl was raped, only then was the case rebuilt in secret, with the raids following in August 2025.

The delay is unforgivable.

The earlier missed opportunity needs answers, and consequences for those who turned their backs on these children. AGAIN.

Apparently a safeguarding review is now under way…

Sentences received were:

- Mustafa Iqbal, 43, was the ringleader. 21 offences. Four rapes. Sexual assaults on all three girls. 30 years plus five on extended licence.

- Mohamed Arshad: 19 years.

- Ziaullah Badshah: 17 years.

- Jaswinder Singh: 8 years. He took a 15-year-old to London and told her to pretend she was his adult carer so his sister would not think he was in an “Asian grooming gang.”

- Sarah Gray: 8 years for helping cover it up and letting her house be used.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Wow. A new poll just out has put Restore Britain up two points. We are now just ONE point behind the Lib Dems.

Restore Britain is a seven month old party. Think about what we have achieved in that short time.

I have zero doubt - we can win the 2029 general election.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨NEWS: ANOTHER NO GO ZONE IN THE UK

Glasgow's 'Four Corners' is now a complete no-go zone for women and girls after 4 rapes in just 3 weeks in the heavily migrant area

We should not have to live like this

[Eric Trump 🇺🇸 @Eric_TrumpRv]

🚨SHOCKING: 🇯🇵 Prime Minister of Japan, Sanae Takaichi, EXPOSES Western globalism:

"Japan will NOT take in ILLEGAL MIGRANTS ANYMORE, fake refugees will be DEPORTED."