Jan

[PeterSweden @PeterSweden7]

Just in.

Nursery schools in Ceuta will STAY CLOSED until the end of this month because the safety of the children cannot be guaranteed.

Parents are now keeping children at home.

[The Nowhere Photographer @thenowherephoto]

Illegal migrant jumping onto a lorry

This has taken me all day to capture and it shows how the reality is, they are non stop and relentless

The best part is he chose the wrong lorry that guy was just going for a sleep into the main depot so I had to do the walk of shame back

Sorry but I did laugh as he sloped back to his group 🫣😂

[Caroline Farrow @CF_Farrow]

The Slovak family charge with stabbing a newborn baby to death, needed a taxpayer-funded interpreter in court. As well as availing themselves of public services.

They should not be resident here. Slovakia is a safe country.

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

🚨 What? plans for asylum accommodation in Piddington have finally been made public BUT..

11 sections of the application have been redacted.

What don’t they want the citizens of Britain to know?

[John Redwood @johnredwood]

Mr Burnham refused to rule out more tax rises. There will be damaging speculation for many days until the budget, hitting confidence, putting off investment. More wealthy people and businesses will take their jobs and investments elsewhere.

[The British Patriot @TheBritLad]

The average Brit is working 40+ hours a week and struggling to make ends meet.

Meanwhile, illegal invaders are still pouring in and being treated like royalty with FREE living.

British people are paying for illegals to live a life of luxury.

NOTE: this is not a joke.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

I am devastated to read the horrific details emerging in court regarding the death of a newborn baby in Sheffield.

The victim - referred to as Baby S in court - suffered 33 wounds from 15 separate stabbings

Four Slovakian nationals have appeared in court charged with murder.

I cannot express how angry I am.

[𝔾𝕣𝕚𝕗𝕥𝕪 @TheGNPE]

PIDDINGTON ASYLUM APPLICATION FINALLY MADE PUBLIC AFTER 56 DAY WAIT, ONLY TO HAVE 11 SECTIONS REDACTED!! AND ITS FOR 10 YEARS!!!

Piddingtons asylum camp plans were finally published after a 56 day wait with 11 sections blacked out including how deaths self harm and safety would be handled

The Home Office wants up to 1256 asylum seekers on an MoD site next to a village of just 314 people for 10 years 24 hours a day

That is almost 4 arrivals for every resident and a petition against the scheme has passed nearly 20,000 signatures

The application fee was £76,482 and ministers say using the barracks will save money after last years hotel bill hit £2.1 billion

A Home Office letter called the scheme nationally important and urgent while Andy Burnham said he will listen to local concerns

No final decision has been made and more of the redacted detail is due later

Critics said : "'10 year temporary use' that tells you everything you need to know about this government. They have no intention of stopping this illegal invasion"

[Peter Bleksley @PeterBleksley]

After leaving the theatre last night, our car broke down in the middle of nowhere. I rang the breakdown service, who said, ‘Give us your what three words.’
I replied, ‘I’m fucking lost’, which apparently wasn’t what they were after.

[leilani dowding 🌸🚜 ☮️ @LeilaniDowding]

We shouldn’t have to live like this

[PeterSweden @PeterSweden7]

Sweden is not safe anymore.

A 48 year old father was m*rdered outside a restaurant.

He was protecting his daughter that was being attacked by two men.

When the father intervened, they attacked him instead.

[Sandy Tregent @SandyofSuffolk]

In the Cornish Times yesterday:

Cornwall County Council has signed a confidential agreement with Homes England to build more housing after Andy Burnham's recent visit despite the objections of many councillors.

The county has only one hospital and services are at breaking point.

[Alex Armstrong @Alexarmstrong]

Once again, I will point out the MEGA dinghy sized problem with that data👇

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Every major town and city in Spain is on the streets tonight in support of Ceuta.

Demanding dirty Sánchez go!

[🤍𝕁𝕆🤍 @jomickane]

Look at this lovely house our government has provided for this migrant, it even has a little garden 🤬

[Queen Bee @KingBobIIV]

This is absolutely mental. 18 month old boy drowns, the police get him to the hospital, the hospital pronounce him dead, but the police officers insist he's breathing. 5 hours later, when his body is taken to the morgue, he's still alive and has made a full recovery.

[Miss Jo @therealmissjo]

My friend is 83 years old and lives in the west of England.

Worked for most of her life.

Never taken a penny from the state.

She wants to see her GP. Nothing major she told me but she has found herself fainting from time to time and at 83 years old, it is better to check what is happening.

At 8am she called the surgery.

Got a voice recording that says to call back at 9am.

9am-9.30am she keeps trying to call but it is engaged.

Eventually she gets through to someone and she explains she wants an appointment.

“You can use our website to book” the receptionist unhelpfully says.

My friend is 83 years old. She does not want to set up an account, wait for the security code to com through and then wrestle with the booking process.

“Is it an emergency?” The receptionist asks.

“No, I have just fainted a few times and I am a bit worried about driving in case it happens then.”

“Well, in that case, I have an appointment available with Dr X in 2 weeks or you can see him by Zoom in 3 days.”

My friend is mystified by Zoom. She does not want to see a doctor on a video call. And I doubt she could even set it up and I am not around to help this week.

So she had to settle for 2 weeks to see a doctor. She could have said that it was urgent but she comes from a generation where “emergency” means exactly that and so she accepted the appointment.

I think that this is appalling. Then I looked it up. 17% of patients wait for 2 weeks or more for an appointment. 5% wait for 4 weeks or more. It is often worse in locations where there are more elderly.

This is only going to get worse.

[June Slater @juneslater17]

I'm amazed how people are sucked in by PMQs.
The most irrelevant part of parliament .
It's not ad lib , it's structured just enough to make you think it is .
As for the polls claiming Kemi is bringing the Tories back...🤦

Get a grip, poke your head outside the political bubble and TwitterX and take a look at the real people.
.they're not watching PMQs they're out at work trying to pay their way in this country more akin to a tax farm.

Most people in this country do not follow politics online, but they remember Tory betrayal.

Delayed women's pensions
Hate speech laws
Green tariffs creating millionaires
Brexit buggered
Immigration swamped
Illegals literally floating in, being taken better care of than pensioners
NHS bed losses
Loved ones in filthy hospital corridors waiting for treatment
GPs unavailable
Roads like a third world country
Business rates sky high
This was all at the hands of The Tories.
Stick your polls where the sun don't shine and read the room!

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

The front runner being foisted on the people of Holborn by Labour to replace the former Prime Minister Keir Starmer in our Parliament was born in Somalia.

Do you understand what’s happening?

[RESTORATION 29 🇬🇧 @darkskepticuk]

In London for work.

At Paddington

Couldn't find my exit ticket but had the receipt, 3 Asian men demanding I pay for a ticket again as 10 young black lads just push through the emergency exit whilst laughing at me and bantering with the staff.

Asian staff did fuck all, but kept demanding I pay.

What a fucking microcosm for a white man living in this fucking horrible country.

(I didn't pay again, I just walked forward, fuck them)