I have never seen a boxer forget how to hurt his opponent before.
That Anthony Joshua fight leaves a bad taste in the mouth and might be the final nail in the coffin for a Fury fight.
BEYOND BOXING EP310 - PRENGA KNOCKED THE FEMI INTO JOSHUA by Beyond Boxing on #SoundCloud
https://t.co/jHPtmMhSVu
Cyprus Prepares to Deport Syrians Amid Falling Asylum Arrivals
Cyprus is launching forced deportations of Syrians after stripping 80 nationals of asylum status and rejecting over 2,000 applications following political shifts in Syria. Deputy Migration Minister Nicholas Ioannides also confirmed a 92% drop in asylum arrivals in 2026, alongside new EU-funded voluntary return programs for families.
💣Seriously people .... Stop being blinded and distracted by ridiculous infighting. It doesn't matter and it isn't helping. Do this instead.
Ask serious questions.
▪️What is your policy on fighting lawsuits from green companies receiving taxpayer and bill payer subsidies when you try to cancel contracts or Net Zero schemes?
▪️How exactly will you deport large numbers of illegal migrants? Airlines? The military? How many flights would it take to deport 1 million people?
▪️What happens when the country of origin refuses to let planes land or refuses to take people back?
▪️You talk about growth constantly. Growth in what exactly? Which industries?
▪️What is your actual energy plan? Actual baseload power. Gas? Nuclear? Imports? Storage? At what cost? how will it support Data centres or are you not backing those?
▪️What will you do when green investment funds, pension funds and bond markets threaten to pull money or crash investment if you reverse Net Zero policies? and what is the economic impact of that. To the nearest lets say £100 million?
▪️What will you do about unemployment as AI starts replacing huge sections of white collar work?
▪️You say you support AI. Why? What is the benefit to ordinary people? And how will you fund the grid expansion required to run it?
▪️What will you do about import duties? If you remove them, what happens to domestic industry? If you keep them, how do you increase exports and remain competitive?
▪️What will you do about crumbling schools? You say you will cut Net Zero funding to pay for repairs but many of these projects are tied into long contracts which could cost millions in legal battles and take years to unwind.
▪️What will you do about the BBC? Keep the licence fee? Scrap it? Privatise it? Replace it with what?
▪️What will you do about benefits? What exactly will be cut and when? And how do you win the next election when millions are poorer in the short term? and the long term has fewer jobs?
▪️How will councils replace revenue from ULEZ style schemes, parking charges and environmental levies if those policies are scrapped?
▪️What will you do about adult social care? Fully fund it? Means test it? Leave families to carry the burden? How will ordinary people afford it as we all get older and the population declines?
▪️What is your plan for universities? International student numbers are already falling. Will you let universities collapse? Bail them out? Replace £ billions in lost revenue how exactly? accomodation, local industry, loans etc ? have you got a plan?
▪️How will you fill the tax gap as unemployment rises and automation expands? How will you fund an increasing demand for welfare with fewer workers paying tax?
▪️How will you deal with the NHS backlog? And when? reform, targets and KPIs will all trigger strikes, what then?
▪️What is your plan for pensions as the population ages and fewer workers support more retirees?
▪️What happens when people become progressively poorer and angrier during the “transition period” you promise will eventually improve things? What is your public order plan then?
▪️Will you keep facial recognition technology? Digital ID? Online verification systems? If yes, where does it stop?
▪️You say you will repeal CRAG, disband quangos and cut the size of the state. Fine. How many Cabinet Office jobs go? How much will redundancy and legal action cost taxpayers?
▪️What is your plan for prisons? You say you will deport foreign offenders. To where? What happens when countries refuse to take them back? You say “withhold trade.” Fine. What if we need their oil, gas, minerals or supply chains?
▪️What is your plan for NGOs? Will you stop taxpayer funding entirely or only fund NGOs that politically align with your government?
▪️What is your plan for free speech? Will people still be allowed to fundamentally disagree with government policy or will disagreement simply be relabelled “misinformation” in line with international frameworks and consensus bodies?
▪️What is your plan for debt interest and borrowing as Britain edges closer to becoming a permanently indebted low growth economy?
▪️What happens when the civil service, regulators, courts and quangos simply obstruct the policies you were elected to deliver?
I could go on for hours. Seriously, I could and so could you!
My point is this. None of the silly personality politics matter anymore. The long term recovery of this country does.
You can argue all day about migration, culture and climate change. But unless people start asking serious operational questions instead of behaving like football fans, nothing changes.
The road we are on is unstopable unless we stop it! They wont bother confronting the problems if you dont ask the hard questions.
Our election cycle of 5 years means any undertaking will hurt, badly... it will take 15 - 20 years to reverse changes and thats before we factor in the impact of AI.
Not one politician has thought beyond getting into power.
Reject this 🔥
@curtiswoodhous8 Miles off it this comment. I get why from the outside you’d have that opinion but you don’t watch what we watch every week. We was on the decline under Moyes the European campaigns papered over the cracks. Moyes going was right. The appointments since have been the issue ⚒️
🚨 Douglas Murray DESTROYS BBC Newsnight Presenter
Douglas Murray calmly dismantles the BBC on his “less Islam” comment:
Nick Watt: “We should have less Islam in this country. Was that a wise phrase?”
Murray: “Perfectly wise phrase… This country had a wildly stupid and lax immigration policy for decades.”
On the bomber Salman Abedi: “One of the sons they gave this country was Salman Abedi who at 22 killed 22 young girls… one for every year of life this country gave him.”
Then the key logic: “Jihadist extremism, jihadism comes from Islam. Therefore, if it’s 1%, 5%, 15% of people of the Muslim faith who follow that version of it, you’ve got a hell of a problem.
And the more people, this is simple math, the larger the number of people who are followers of a faith that has not solved the extremism problem in its midst… the more extremism you will have.
You don’t get that from the Catholic Church… or the Anglican church.”
Murray closes powerfully: “Nobody else is as incredibly slow in learning as the British media and political class when it comes to this problem.
Why is it the case that Saturday after Saturday we have thousands of people going through major British cities who support the death cults who would murder Jews and the rest of us next?
That’s a question you and Newsnight should answer.”
Countries with less Islam have less Islamic terrorism. Straight talk the BBC clearly struggles with.
🚨 Exclusive | ME24 has learned that talks between Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and UK Home Secretary @ShabanaMahmood focused primarily on establishing a mechanism for the return of Syrian refugees whose asylum claims have been rejected.
According to a senior Syrian source, al-Sharaa said after the meeting:
“Here are the Western countries that lectured us about human rights and fought us over them—now they want to expel Syrians from their countries without regard for anything.”
The source added that when one attendee noted Germany had made a similar request, al-Sharaa reportedly responded that Berlin had been clear in offering financial support for voluntary returns, while Britain was only discussing a general goal of returns without a concrete framework.
The source further claimed the Syrian president signaled full readiness to cooperate on refugee returns, while noting that UK officials linked cooperation on the issue to broader projects and assistance.
According to the same source, al-Sharaa came away with the impression that the UK Home Secretary is pushing for accelerated deportations of Syrians “at any cost.”