A seaside donkey owner has courted controversy by insisting that all children are weighed before riding one of his animals. John Nuttall, from Skegness, has installed a set of scales next to his mobile paddock and insists that youngsters must be under ten years old, less than 4ft 6ins tall and weigh no more than […]
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A former SNP equalities officer has been jailed for six years for the sexual assault of six young adults. 24-year-old Cameron Downing was also convicted of assaulting two women. Amongst his crimes were blackmailing a man he had sex with, claiming he would tell the man’s friends and family that he had been raped. Downing
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It isn’t often that something thought-provoking comes out of a footballer’s mouth, but Germany’s star midfielder, Toni Kroos, has bucked the trend.In an interview recorded before Germany lost 2-1 to Spain in the quarter-finals last week, the ex-Real Madrid player lamented how much mass immigration has transformed his homeland in the ten years he spent
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So, the election has been and gone. We have a new prime minister and government and, apparently, the country has a new direction. You have undoubtedly heard many thoughts about how Farage and Reform took the votes away from the Tories, how the SNP got humiliated, and how unjust the first-past-the-post electoral system is, especially
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As predicted, the Labour Party, with Kier Starmer at the helm, has managed to win 412 out of 650 seats in Parliament, which gives them a substantial majority despite no real gains in voter share. However, the Conservative Party saw their previous majority drop to 121 from 371 seats. The questions this election has highlighted
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Our team in the north east of Scotland were out this weekend, volunteering at the local country park. The removal of Himalayan Balsam, an invasive and non native species, is an essential bit of work as it spreads so fast and hampers the growth of native plants. Lending a hand, giving up time, making things
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Our teams were out across the nation this weekend. In Derbyshire, we were leafleting, spreading the message to people about supporting a referendum on immigration. The mood across the continent is changing as people find their voice and say what they have been thinking for years. People want change and we are going to build
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On the weekend, we held our annual Homeland Party Summer Camp, our first camp since we were registered as a political party. Members from all over the nation, and from continental Europe, came together to enjoy the atmosphere, the laughs, the music and the food. It was a great weekend, a time to relax and
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On the weekend, a team of activists were out in Atherstone, West Midlands, on a litter pick. As you will see from the photos, there was a lot of mess to clear up. But our team have done a cracking job here. A bit of volunteering, a bit of sacrifice of time and effort, it
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As we approach the general election, we have been treated to two seven-way debates with representatives from Reform UK, The Conservatives, Labour, the Lib Dems, the Greens, Plaid, and the SNP. Several subjects were discussed during the debates, from Immigration to the NHS. I want to focus on the latter briefly. The most interesting exchanges
SNP, the NHS cult and Nationalism. Read More »
