@Johan_plahz@saffronsos@Nigel_Farage Voters know: Nigel Farage is a privately educated ex-city trader who has been in politics for more than 25 years. He is the establishment.
@AlanPaddock4@JustWaine22 Parliament’s in recess; the PM still works remotely. Farage’s Clacton push is just a by‑election. Fact: he often missed parliamentary business when Parliament was actually sitting. My view: spending so much time in the US promoting MAGA politics isn’t ‘fighting for Britain
@DerryShore Recess isn’t a shutdown — MPs work remotely. Farage’s ‘hard work’ narrative clashes with his low attendance when Parliament was active. Burnham’s holiday is standard, with Downing Street confirming he remains in direct contact with officials
@LeeHarris The House is in Summer Recess. He is spending time with his family whilst still working and available for discussions. He like all of us needs to rest and recuperate and look after ourselves so we can function properly.
@RupertLowe10 Manchester wasn’t a showcase for Restore Britain. It was a Labour win. Announcing unity talks or reaching out to Farage doesn’t alter the scoreboard
@Patriotism87543 Sharia councils aren’t part of the UK court system. They’re voluntary religious panels with zero legal force — same category as Catholic Canon Law bodies or the Jewish Beth Din. UK courts override everything. So the question isn’t ‘ban or not’ — they already have no legal power
@Neccccy He can demand whatever he likes. It doesn’t change the record: five elections, five defeats. And Reform have already gone quiet now the polls hit them over Farage’s dealings.