Times have changed 🇬🇧🙏🏼
My mum and dad didn't let their families stop them.
Mum told me some stories...
Once she said she was spat at by women and called n**gr lover.
She said she held her head high and walked on by 💪🏼 an English rose built differently 🇬🇧
@PRHAMI Appreciate the share. That Android-only share-menu Screenshot tip (camera icon next to Copy link) has been circulating a lot today. Glad the info landed.
🇬🇧 "We're encouraging people to litter pick, sign cleaning, and getting involved in their local community because this is how we're going to Restore Britain."
@WillColeshill spoke with Restore Britain candidate @Tyler4Restore
Positive news. Restore Britain now has over 90% of constituencies covered with 385 operational branches - more coming online all of the time.
More to do, but the infrastructure we have built since March is remarkable. Restore Britain is ready for any national election.
🚨WATCH: 102 Year old WW2 Veteran says:
"If war was to break out tomorrow it wouldn't be worth fighting for this country"
The veterans who fought despise what has happened to Britain
We must take our country back, for them
Milad Malak, a 20-year-old Egyptian Coptic Christian and church deacon, was abducted, tortured, and killed by Islamist militants in Libya after repeatedly refusing their demands to abandon Christianity and convert to Islam.
Milad had traveled from his home village of Sabrbay, near Tanta in Egypt's Gharbia Governorate, to Libya on September 2, 2026, hoping to find employment and financially support his family.
He traveled with two Muslim friends from his village. However, while working in the western Libyan city of Zliten, the three were kidnapped alongside other Egyptian workers by an armed group.
According to his sister, Madonna Malek, the family last spoke to Milad on October 4. Two days later, on October 6, they received a message informing them that he had been abducted and was being tortured.
His kidnappers demanded a ransom of $4,700 for his release.
The families of his two Muslim companions paid the ransom, and both men were released. Milad's family also transferred the requested $4,700, but his captors refused to free him.
According to testimony from the two survivors and his family, the kidnappers discovered that Milad was the only Christian among the captives and began demanding that he renounce Jesus Christ and embrace Islam.
He endured days of beatings, torture, and death threats but refused to abandon his Christian faith.
His sister recounted his response to the kidnappers: "Even if you were to hack me to pieces, I would never renounce my faith."
He was subsequently killed.
The killing has revived memories of the 21 Christian martyrs murdered by ISIS on a Libyan beach in February 2015, when 20 Egyptian Coptic Christians and one Ghanaian Christian were beheaded after refusing to renounce their faith.
@DaneDe4orest In Jer 5 people 'who have ears but do not hear'.
In Psalm 94 God "...planted the ear, does he not hear?"
Rhetoric speech; God does hear well.
We must be trained to hear, as in Proverbs 1.
@RupertLowe10 They paid the ultimate sacrifice for Britain and for other nations in Europe.
Remembrance Day should discussed on whether it be a national holiday.
Grandparents and great grandparents gave up so much for us, and for people around the world to have freedom.
Tom Holland calls for a national celebration to mark England’s 1,100th birthday next year.
King Athelstan was declared the first ‘King of the English’ on July 12, 927.
Let’s get this campaign going!