Dear Reform UK.
Please could you provide us [the political public], a copy of your acceptable free speech guidance? It may help in any future mix-ups.
For example:
Reform councillor said they'd melt down Nigerian people to fill potholes — fine.
Reform councillor shares a post calling for Natalie Fleet to be shot — fine.
Reform councillor says he can't wait for Starmer to be hanging from a lamppost — fine.
A man wearing a gallows humour T-shirt — not fine.
You see where we find ourselves? You allow vile and rancid comments under the guise of Reform Free Speech™, but when you see a T-shirt with the word Nigel on it, you lose your shit.
How do you even know it meant Farage? It could have been Havers or Mansell.
If you could email me your guide forthwith, I'd be much obliged.
This is so much worse than Croatia eight years ago. England were a better team here, in a better position, with better options. And they just decided to do nothing after going 1-0 up. Back five tactics as if this was just endless crosses to Raul Jimenez again.
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I like it for some reason there was no space bar on the keyboard not sure if that's you or me. Would like it to go back to the 80's but that's a lot of players
The Tax Avoiding Rich Leaders of Reform have convinced the poorest people in Britain that it’s other poor people -the young, the sick, the disabled, those on welfare & migrants -who are responsible for why they’re not as Rich as the Tax Avoiding Leaders of Reform
#LocalElection
Nigel Farage back in 2024 taking the piss out of Starmer for accepting a pair of glasses from a donor mere weeks after he’d accepted his £5 million pound secret sweetheart bung from Harbourne to flood the U.K. with his cryptocurrency
Shameless grifter
Content warning: distressing scenes of violence
Tonight Amnesty have awarded Channel 4 News @channel4news Best Broadcast Feature at the Amnesty Media Awards 2026 for this powerful report.
This feature follows the story of Saeed al-Amour, a Palestinian farmer, whose leg was amputated after being shot by illegal settlers while he tended to his olive groves in the occupied West Bank’s Masafer Yatta.
Just four days ago, Saeed was arrested and detained by Israeli forces after another confrontation with settlers on his land.
This is what apartheid looks like. Saeed’s story is the story of millions of Palestinians across the occupied West Bank: state-backed settler attacks, home demolitions, and a legal system that penalises Palestinians while shielding Israeli settlers from accountability.
Israel is rapidly expanding settlements across the occupied West Bank. But it is going underreported.
It is vital that journalists continue to expose human rights abuses.