Per Brandt 🇸🇪

[Alex Armstrong @Alexarmstrong]

I’m going to make this very easy for Green Party supporters, I know mathematics isn’t your strong point but I’m willing to help:

More people = less houses

An advanced equation now:

More people + less houses = very expensive houses

This difficult concept is called supply and demand. Very basic economics you should’ve learnt in school.

[Jim Ferguson @JimFergusonUK]

🚨 BREAKING: GENERAL MIKE FLYNN CALLS FOR STARMER TO BE REMOVED

Former U.S. National Security Advisor General Michael Flynn has delivered a blistering verdict on Britain's political leadership.

“Complete insanity in the United Kingdom.”

Flynn went further, saying calls for Keir Starmer to be removed from office are “not only righteous but necessary.”

The comments were made in response to growing public anger surrounding the Henry Nowak case and the wider debate over policing, justice and political accountability.

When senior figures in the United States begin openly questioning Britain's direction, it raises a much bigger question:

How much damage has already been done to Britain's reputation on the world stage?

The pressure on Starmer is growing.
@GenFlynn

[John Shewchuk @_ClimateCraze]

"Scientists warned about this 50 years ago." -- A New Ice Age ... https://t.co/Q6HBJQUERT ... and now Paul warns about a new hot age. Alarmism is one of the oldest tricks in the book of scams.

[Tom Nelson @TomANelson]

Still more painfully stupid propaganda from the WHO:

Now they are seriously trying to sell the idea that a few hundred ppm CO2 causes "suicidal behaviour".

[John Shewchuk @_ClimateCraze]

The U.N. uses dogma to create a fake climate crisis. Scientists use data to create graphs which show there is no climate crisis, while extreme weather decreases.

[MrsA @abritishparent]

@LauraTrottMP They said they needed to put VAT on school fees to pay for 6,500 teachers. Private schools are closing, staff are loosing their jobs, children are having their education disrupted but no there’s no sign of the state school teachers.

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

The Bank of England says British heros are too “divisive” and “elitist” for Britain’s banknotes?

“The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.”
George Orwell

Reject this 💣

[David Deane @Deane38967David]

I really can’t stand fucking idiots slating a young man who is fighting for his town rather than a lying Liebour politician who wants to use it as a stepping stone Robert did extremely well under the circumstances yes he was raw but answering questions from a biased audience

[Ben Graham @BenGrahamUK]

Reform is smashing the DEI narrative in Britain just as Trump did in America.

Taxpayer money should fund public services, not identity politics.

Council by council, the era of publicly funded virtue signalling is coming to an end.

Britain is finally moving in the right direction.

[Phil @lathamphil1]

Ashton In Makerfield should be very proud of this man.

He was a plumber a few weeks ago, he decided to go onto the most left wing programme in the country.

He has no media training, nor is he a trained politician.

Vote @reformparty_uk

https://t.co/2KsTWSNR6T

[Tom Nelson @TomANelson]

@UNEP Catastrophic anthropogenic global warming is the most massive scientific fraud in human history.

It's time to defund the UN.

[Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 @TiceRichard]

Lab Tory uniparty

[Cat Brown 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🚜🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇪 @MrsBr0wn_82]

🚨🇬🇧 NO MORE REFUGEE WEEK IN ST HELENS!

Reform UK council in St Helens Merseyside delivers real change putting British people first.

St Helens Borough Council now led by Reform UK after the recent local elections has withdrawn all council support and funding for Refugee Week events scheduled June 15 to 21 2026.

Council leader Cllr George Woodward made the announcement making clear the authority will not engage with or fund Refugee Week this year and is demanding the return of any money already spent or committed.

The previous administration had earmarked 60k of hard earned taxpayers money for these events which the new leadership will now redirect to genuine local priorities amid growing anger over out of control immigration and wasteful spending.

This decisive action reflects widespread frustration with mass migration that is overwhelming housing the NHS and essential public services record net migration levels and the failure of open border policies.

No more virtue signalling with British residents money.

Councils should prioritise their own citizens over endless Refugee Week events and political stunts.

Credit @KarenQuinn1973

#ReformUK #Immigration #Merseyside #StHelens #UKPolitics #BritishPeopleFirst

[Darren Grimes @darrengrimes]

PCSO Luke Salmons lost his job at North Yorkshire Police for asking a Muslim sergeant about jihad and Hamas atrocities during a mandatory “safe space” diversity session. Session trainers were marching up and down chanting “Islam is a religion of peace.” 😳

[The Reform Daily @ReformDaily_]

🚪Reform Team Bexley have been out doing their bit for Makerfield, helping Rob Kenyon’s campaign ahead of polling day

Campaigners are travelling from across the country to support the push for change in Makerfield

#Makerfield #RobKenyon #ReformUK #VoteReform #June18th [@ReformBexley]

[John Redwood @johnredwood]

The farming industry says signing up to EU food rules could cost £800 m just for the transition, along with restrictions on innovation and research. More government damage to our farms.

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

A staggering 7 to 8 billion solar panels have been deployed globally—but up to 90% of them are currently on a direct trajectory toward disposal.

While modern solar panels are technically made of roughly 95% recyclable materials (glass, aluminum, copper, and silicon), recycling currently runs at a steep economic loss.

* The cost: Processing runs $500–$1,000 per tonne ($10 to $40 per panel).
* The yield: The value of recovered materials doesn't even cover the transport fees.

Compared with minimal landfill fees, economics dictate that burial is the default option. But the world is rapidly running out of room, and governments are beginning to panic.

We are already seeing a preview of this crisis in the wind sector, where an expected 43 million tonnes of turbine blade waste by 2050 has led several European nations—including Austria, Germany, Finland, and the Netherlands—to actively ban decommissioned blades from landfills.

Solar is hitting the same wall. Panels built over two decades ago are reaching the end of their 20-to-24-year lifespans, while many more become economically obsolete and are replaced long before that.

This has created a massive regulatory catch-22: To prevent heavy metals like lead and cadmium from potentially leaching into groundwater, jurisdictions like Victoria, Australia, have implemented strict bans on putting solar panels into landfills, classifying them as hazardous e-waste.

Yet, with recycling remaining economically non-viable, we are creating an impossible bottleneck. While industry bodies like the IEA maintain that leaching risks from broken panels are negligible and within safety limits, the sheer volume of impending waste tells a different story.

If it costs too much to recycle, and it is illegal to landfill, where do several billions of panels go?

The 'clean energy' solution is rapidly staring down the barrel of a multi-generational hazardous waste problem.

Image: Last year, the world built more new solar capacity than every other power source combined - Shutterstock.

[GB News @GBNEWS]

'Starmer has literally just ignored me.'

Rhiannon Whyte's mother says she has nothing left to do other than to reach out to Elon Musk and Donald Trump to try and find justice for her daughter, who was murdered by an illegal migrant.

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

Nigel Farage isn't the problem. The UK's political class is the problem.

Our politicians are continuously trying to deflect from the actual issues that are tearing Britain apart by blaming Nigel Farage and Elon Musk.

It has to stop.
https://t.co/mb9pY3S0HD

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

A good point raised by Chris Hinchliff MP.

“Absurdly for a country as wet as ours, we are hurtling towards a future where we are 6 billion litres of water short every year and the huge demands of tech companies AI data centres will only make that worse.”