This goes well beyond an embarrassing undercover clip.
Channel 4’s investigation says a US company paid more than £30,000 for three polls allegedly commissioned for Reform, while Reform’s involvement was kept out of public donation records and was not disclosed to newspapers reporting the results.
Surely that deserves a proper investigation?
Is this an Israel we can still trade with?
Former UK diplomat Sir Jeremy Greenstock just said what Britain’s establishment won’t:
Israel’s actions in Palestine violate international law. They’re unacceptable to most of the British public. And they’ve gone far beyond anything many of us expected — military force and assassination instead of a political settlement.
If we still have any principles, we should stop trading settlement goods and rethink the weapons we supply.
Netanyahu, Greenstock argues, is using 7 October to push full Israeli control over the West Bank. The Israeli cabinet acts with impunity. They’re not worried about world opinion — even as it shifts toward Palestinians.
Britain learned in Iraq that hard power doesn’t create legitimacy. We’re ignoring that lesson again.
Watch the David Hearst interview. Then answer the question.
Our yearlong investigation reveals Nigel Farage courting illicit funding as part of a plot to bring foreign money into British politics, orchestrated by his top aides and caught on hidden camera.
Did you know❓
The Israeli government spent £50,000 lobbying Reform UK.
This came before deputy leader Richard Tice told MPs not to talk about Israeli influence in British politics👇
https://t.co/GS4gOabc5L
James Orr and Dan Jukes, two of Reform’s biggest names, have stepped down after Channel 4 and Verbatim’s bombshell investigation last night.
We’re looking forward to finding out some of the bleeped names from 18:33 in the video onwards 👀
https://t.co/RB9yLKhFl6
Jason Pearlman, the head of Reform Friends of Israel, worked as a media adviser for Israeli president Isaac Herzog.
Pearlman said he has "great respect" for Benjamin Netanyahu and claimed Israel had not committed a single war crime in Gaza👇
https://t.co/tR0MMVnEWc
Andrew Windsor, Peter Mandelson, Tony Blair, Michelle Mone… Forgive my cynicism, but Consequences do not apply for the Rich & Corrupt.
You just saw all this with Trump.. We're more likely to see Farage as the Next PM, than ever held accountable.
1 trillion litres of water a year, 20% of all water pumped, lost in England through leaky pipes.
41.4trn litres lost since privatisation.
Money siphoned off to investors.
At the current rate of investment it will take 700 years to replace water network.
https://t.co/JypgEcmIWW
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW:
Israeli settlers and soldiers have shot dead 18-year-old Khalil Abu Alia, who was shot in the neck by a sniper, and 19-year-old Omar al-Naasan, who was shot in the back.
According to some eyewitnesses al-Naasan was murdered inside the village by a settler. The soldiers, together with settlers, have stolen hundreds of sheep during several rounds of raids on the village throughout the day.
Today's events began at around 5 p.m., when a group of settlers grazed their sheep next to homes on the edge of the village. A short time later, settlers, soldiers, and Border Police officers besieged the home of Mohammed Abu Alia and attacked several other houses in the area. At this point, about ten sheep were stolen by the settlers, and soldiers arrested Omar Shehada from his home after it had been attacked by settlers.
Fifteen military jeeps continued to besiege the village for several hours before raiding it again at around 9:30 p.m. The forces deployed snipers on rooftops and advanced into the center of the village, where about 300 more sheep were loaded onto pickup trucks.
Israeli soldiers and settlers have killed 9 residents of al-Mughayyer since October 7, 2023. 6 were killed in 2026 alone.
Pictured: Omar al-Naasan (left) and Khalil Abu Alia
The death of a UK national fighting for Russia is all over the media.
When we revealed that 2,000 Britons have served in the IDF amid genocide, only the London Standard reported it.
What a surprise.
Read the analysis by @lazebnic
https://t.co/7iXx32ulAZ
THE BIGGEST COUNTRIES in the world yesterday stood up for Iran and for the people of Palestine.
The attack on Iran is illegal, they declared. And Palestinians need justice.
But western mainstream media outlets ran an astonishing news blackout on the meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, with most outlets giving it zero coverage.
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ATTACK VIOLATES INTERNATIONAL LAW
Leaders of China, India, Indonesia, Russia, Iran and other countries declared that the US attacks on Iran “violate the UN Charter and the principles and norms of international law, posing a serious risk to world peace, security, and stability”.
The lack of coverage from most western mainstream media outlets is bizarre.
The SCO is more than three times the size of NATO.
The pro-peace Eastern organization covers 42.5 per cent of humanity, compared to NATO’s 13 per cent.
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MODI SIGNED
While China is seen as the de facto leader of the organization, much of the attention was on India’s Narendra Modi, who has been cozying up to Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu
And Turkey’s leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who has also been trying to play both sides.
But both turned up and signed the declaration.
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MOURNING THE DEAD
Leaders at the huge gathering of nations also used the opportunity to condemn the murder of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei and his family by the United States and Israel.
In an unprovoked attack on 28 February this year, they killed 40 people, including the leader’s granddaughter Zahra, aged 14 months. Other victims, the same day, included 120 children at a primary school.
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NO MILITARY ANGLE
Participants also reminded the world of the difference in character between itself and NATO.
NATO focuses on diverting public cash to weapons and the military.
SCO is non-military, and promotes friendly relations between countries through mutually beneficial trade and shared pro-peace policies.
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This morning I spoke with Vladimir Putin to discuss the hybrid attack at Leipzig airport. I assured him that the Netherlands stands in full solidarity with Russia in the face of this poorly orchestrated false flag attack by Ukraine.
The recent arrest of American philanthropist James “Fergie” Chambers in Spain, at the behest of United States authorities, marks a chilling escalation in the weaponization of global law enforcement.
Chambers—a wealthy donor known for funding humanitarian projects in Gaza—faces extradition to the US over alleged financial ties to Hamas.
This case exposes a dark truth about contemporary geopolitics: the boundaries of United States judicial power have expanded to serve the foreign policy objectives of its closest ally, Israel, effectively transforming European nations into proxies for political persecution.
At the heart of this issue is the concept of extraterritorial jurisdiction—the legal fiction that allows the US to enforce its domestic laws anywhere on the globe, provided a transaction touches an American server or uses the US dollar.
Read the latest commentary by Iqbal Jassat.
https://t.co/ghcVDmSL2b