Kate Hussey

#USFORTHEM #notovaccinepassports #notovaccinemandates

[Kate Hussey @KateHussey6]

#FreedomMarch #wakeup #imdone

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

🚨🚨 Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson spent more than £500,000 of taxpayers’ money trying to water down university free speech laws.

Ms Phillipson launched a bid to dilute the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 (HEFSA), which she branded a “Tory hate speech charter”.

The Act was introduced after countless staff and students were hounded out of their jobs or ostracised by their peers for expressing their lawfully held views on campus. The Free Speech Union has proudly supported many of those affected.

Bridget Phillipson’s attempt to weaken the law was successfully thwarted after the Free Speech Union launched a legal challenge against the Education Secretary.

The High Court has now ruled that the Government should pay the Free Speech Union’s legal costs of £353,748, taking the total bill to more than £500,000 once the Government’s own legal costs are included.

When Labour came to power in 2024, Phillipson announced that she would halt the implementation of HEFSA, which had been passed by the previous Conservative Government.

Internal documents disclosed during the litigation showed that officials had been instructed to have a statutory instrument ready to pause the Act “on day one” and that the Secretary of State did not intend to implement the Act in full.

In January 2025, however, the Education Secretary performed a U-turn and told Parliament that the majority of the Act’s provisions would be implemented.

The Free Speech Union offered to withdraw its claim in return for a fixed costs payment of £84,000. The Government refused, offering instead a “drop hands” settlement under which the FSU, despite having won in substance, would recover nothing. Since then, costs have spiralled as expensive KCs have argued over the remaining issues.

General Secretary of the Free Speech Union, Lord Young of Acton, said: “The significance of this judicial decision is that it confirms our view, and the view of our lawyers, that we won this case and the Education Secretary lost. Costs are awarded to the winners, with the losers having to pay.

‘Judicial reviews are expensive, but thanks to this award of costs we’ll have enough money in our bank account.’”

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[Renée Hoenderkamp @DrHoenderkamp]

So funny.... she has a few houses....

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

Rachel, you boasted about being the first woman Chancellor and you have been appalling.

The sheer stupidity of your Budget caused thousands of businesses to close, hundreds of thousands of jobs to be lost.

The interest repayment on our debt rocketed because you were criminally useless and the markets knew you didn’t dare cut public services.

You have let down your sex and damaged Britain.

[Darren Grimes @darrengrimes]

End rough sleeping. Says the party in power that is buying up houses to place those with no right to be in the country into.

[Patrick Christys @PatrickChristys]

Starmer and Labour’s attempt to re-write history is absolutely mental. A speech littered with lies, ridiculous applause from a load of MPs who have just ousted him. All patting themselves on the back despite ruining countless people’s lives over the last two years. Bonkers.

[Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson]

There is nothing Burnham will do to rescue the economy or protect our borders.

He is ideologically incapable of taking the necessary action.
Huge cuts to public spending and incentives for business/growth aren’t in Labour’s DNA.

Nor will he leave the ECHR to protect British girls from illegal migrants.

So we will limp along with “good vibrations” and Manchesterism
in what millions can feel is a recession. It’s destroying people.

And we have another 3 years of it.

[🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿SirMichaelOfWales🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @DigDeepMike]

Petition: Raise the personal allowance to £18K

Since 2021 personal tax allowance has been frozen at £12,570.This freeze was due to expire this year but the Chancellor of the Exchequer has extended it to 2031.
We want to keep some more of our own money.

https://t.co/gdglHMUIIF

[Frank @JACKSONISDE4D]

I did a module in citizens advice Newcastle for my law degree and I had to tell White British people to their faces they couldn’t be housed, I had some paranoid schizophrenic suicidal woman looking for a place to stay and I had to tell there was nothing we could do.

But when we had refugees coming in my manager would tell me there’s a number they can call to get housed by the night. I also had an illegal who came here for the NHS trying to get moved up the housing band.

Until every illegal is deported we will still have a homeless problem because white homeless are at the bottom of the barrel

[Burnside @BurnsideWasTosh]

When you look past the two tier judiciary, the cost of living increases, the diminished relationship with the US, David Lammy, the failure to implement the Supreme Court ruling on women only spaces, the restarting of the trial of puberty blockers, the closure of 100 private schools, siding with Hamas, the murders of Wayne Broadhurst, Henry Nowak,Rhiannon Whyte, the hosepipe bans, the pissing rain, the appointment of Peter Mandelson, the Chagos Islands surrender, the battle to bring an Egyptian terrorist to the UK and give him citizenship, the prosecution of veterans, the bombing of UK sovereign territory in Cyprus with no response, closure of our last blast furnace, youth unemployment that would shame a Spaniard, the Chinese Embassy being hooked up to MI6s servers, twenty Ministerial resignations, the return of James Corden from the US, Mrs Browns Boys recommissioned, the a303 remaining unwidened, the tax take hitting a record high and still borrowing grew, a third of our electricity coming from foreigners, GB Energy, taxing farmers to suicide, rape gangs being replenished in every town and city, apart from that Lewis it has felt we've just lived through a golden age. You pillock.

[DavidC-in-UK @DavidC_in_UK]

@myfight2beheard Here is one supplier for a "Folic Acid Free" Flour supplier 👇
https://t.co/j4fkgdR4gu

[Lee Maasen @Lee_Maasen]

🚨 BREAKING: JD Vance just revealed on Joe Rogan that the COVID vaccine made him the sickest he's been in 15 years. Not COVID. The shot.

He says he caught COVID five separate times. None of them compared.

Then he dropped this: we're not even allowed to talk about vaccine side effects in this country.

Rogan followed with the receipts. Pharma companies have paid billions in criminal fines but remain completely exempt from vaccine injury liability.

Vance then pointed to Big Pharma political donations. When Rogan asked who they donate to, Vance's answer was immediate.

This clip is making the rounds for a reason. Watch it before it disappears. 🔥

Follow @Lee_Maasen for more 💪

#breakingnews #jdvance #joerogan #jre #covidvaccine #vaccinesideeffects #bigpharma #pharma #exposed #explore #explorepage

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

Monday afternoon in a leafy Uxbridge suburb, 2025:

Wayne Broadhurst, 49, is stabbed to death while walking his dog.

Shortly beforehand, his killer, Dawood Safi, had attempted to murder his landlord and had stabbed a 14-year-old boy.

Safi is an Afghan national.

He smuggled himself into Britain in the back of a lorry in 2020.

Having lied about his age, he was granted asylum by the Tory government's Home Office in 2022.

Broadhurst bled to death after being stabbed 14 times across his neck, chest, back and sides.

Safi was able to plead guilty to mere manslaughter, citing diminished responsibility due to his "depressive psychosis". 

That's right, modern "justice" means those MOST likely to reoffend are treated MORE leniently.

Afghan nationals are almost NINE TIMES more likely to be arrested than Brits.

Yet Tories smuggled in tens of thousands of Afghans, including known sex offenders and literal members of the Taliban, and took out a super-injunction to hide it from the British people.

We cannot go on like this.

Reform will deport all those who illegally broke into our country, including criminals granted asylum by Labour and the Tories alike.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Er … remember when remote control of your heating was a “conspiracy theory”?

Well now it’s government policy.

By the end of 2027, licensed companies will be able to remotely reduce or shift heat-pump heating to “balance the grid”.
And the infrastructure is being built into the system.

(Don’t worry you won’t HAVE to use it, except if the government decides it’s and ‘emergency’)

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

Britain used to give a free drink of milk to every schoolchild every morning. The government should bring this back. Ideally gold top milk - supplied by local farmers.

[Dr Clare Craig @ClareCraigPath]

Sign the petition to have a parliamentary debate (there has never been one!):

https://t.co/H2WXMGwmNM

[Dr Clare Craig @ClareCraigPath]

NHS lists people who must avoid folic acid exposure...

then Chris Whitty gets it put into our food.

Sign the petition for a parliamentary debate (there has never been one):
https://t.co/H2WXMGwmNM

[Dr Clare Craig @ClareCraigPath]

It won't stop at beef tortelloni and stroganoff.

Experts have already expressed intention to add folic acid to rice.

https://t.co/4hs4on0nyC

If you give them an inch on mass medication of the food...

[Dr Zoe Harcombe, PhD @zoeharcombe]

If this mandate does get prevented – and it should – it will be almost single handedly down to Clare’s research, campaigning and explanation of the issue.
@ClareCraigPath

[David Starkey @DrDStarkeyCBE]

And there we have it. Tomorrow Andy Burnham will become Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, having blazed a singular trail to No. 10 that avoided ever having to defend, let alone stand on the Labour manifesto of the 2024 general election.

Already, the total unfitness of the man for high office is beginning to be noticed, with a particularly striking online meme comparing his cringe-Dad antics to those of David Brent. Just how quickly his twee and cloying bonhomie falls apart on contact with the realities of political power we'll find out from next week.

For my guest this week, @michaelmurph_y , Burnham is an even more dangerous figure to put in charge of the country than Sir Keir Starmer. The two represent either side of the same coin: while Starmer's dour legalism represented the underlying mechanics of the British state in all its brute force (the man was never more at home than when clamping down furiously on dissenting speech), Burnham is the smiling, matey facade that that state presents to the public; the tie-less, "call me Andy" school teacher who sits on a chair backwards to explain how he "gets it".

But while Starmer included in his team some people who did recognise the priorities of the British working class, for example Morgan McSweeney, Burnham has swept to power on the back of the worst instincts of the already spectacularly inept Parliamentary Labour Party; a gang of charity-sector charlatans so clueless about the real world that they'd be more at home in a playschool.

We must prepare for a very rough couple of years with this man at the helm. The world is rapidly becoming more dangerous, Britain is exposed and our enemies know it. The one possible silver lining we can take is that when Andy Burnham fails, perhaps the public will finally realise that that failure will not just be his own, but the failure of the entire Labour Party.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

So the rules are Reform MPs - fearing for their lives - cannot even insinuate that the brutal murder of their colleague may have been a targeted attack - even when it was obvious from the start.

But the Labour Home Secretary, PM, incoming PM, Police, the BBC and entire establishment media can instantly speculate wildly and loudly about a “right wing” terrorist plot on an Islamic event -

only for the it to be proven totally false.

This is Britain in 2026.

This is why Britain needs REFORM.