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ANALYSIS: Doom-mongers are wrong about by-elections and community politics

Jerome O'Reilly / News / 23 July 2023 / Community Politics, Elections, England

On Thursday the 20th June 2023, voters took to the polls in 3 separate by-elections around the country, triggered by the resignation of Boris Johnson and his political allies in Parliament. Predictably, a smattering of anti-establishment parties took to the polls excitedly and, even more predictably, were slaughtered. Next came the “I told you so” […]

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‘Maybe he’s born with it’?

Dave Gardner / News / 21 July 2023 / Opinion

Mainstream brands once again lower the bar way below what people are happy with. We had the Gillette “all White men are bad” advert. We have the yearly rainbow event. We are constantly told that men are toxic by female talking heads on daytime TV and YouTube. But now we have a Maybelline advert with

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UK terrorism risk is on the rise

Simon Crane / News / 21 July 2023 / Crime

Suella Braverman’s counter-terrorism strategy identifies Islamic terrorism as the primary UK domestic threat. This announcement comes as the home secretary unveils her plans to prevent attacks, with her also identifying the internet and the incel movement as part of an “evolving and increasing” risk of terrorism. The strategy, named CONTEST 2023, also states that convicted

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The Illegal Migration Bill

Simon Crane / News / 20 July 2023 / Migration

The Illegal Migration Bill is set to become law after the Government won a series of votes in the House of Lords. The legislation is central to the prime minister’s pledge to stop small boats crossing the English Channel. Under the bill, the home secretary has a legal duty to detain and remove anyone entering

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Humza ham-fists the public purse

Dave Gardner / News / 20 July 2023 / Opinion, PoliticoWatch, Scotland

Humza Yousaf has been a disaster wherever he has gone. From the nursery in Broughty Ferry via the Health Minster position to the scooter tumble in the hallway and finally to the job as First Minister. It’s been one train wreck after another for Humza, while his party implodes due to serious fraud investigations surrounding

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EXCLUSIVE: List of banks closing accounts of political activists & a proposal for change

Ant Burrows / News / 19 July 2023 / Discrimination, Economy, Law, London

Last month, Nigel Farage had his bank account at Coutts shutdown and was denied a new account by several other banking groups. Using a Subject Access Request, Farage has obtained 36-pages outlining the real reasons for the closure. Reading from the pages, Farage says it was discussed that he engages in “commentry and behaviours that

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Dunchurch Banner

Homeland Admin / Activism / 18 July 2023 / England, Migration, West Midlands

This Saturday, after canvassing and listening to the concerns of village residents, activists from the West Midlands participated in a flash demo in opposition to a hotel in Dunchurch housing migrants, receiving positive feedback from local residents. The hotel in question began housing these migrants against the opposition of the council and made alterations to

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Thousands left homeless while Home Office pays to house illegal immigrants

Simon Crane / News / 18 July 2023 / Discrimination, Migration

It has been revealed that councils are being outbid as vast sums of taxpayers’ money are paid to private landlords to put up new arrivals from Calais in flats and houses. Meanwhile, homeless Britons are forced to languish in hotel rooms for months on end. An estate agency owned by ten London council boroughs claims a Home

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Huw Edwards: the continuing saga

Simon Crane / News / 18 July 2023 / JournoWatch

Just when everyone had got down off their high horse and put the metaphorical daggers away it would seem that there are those at the BBC who are getting ready to chuck Huw Edwards under the bus. Despite Edwards’ wife pleading for privacy, the BBC have ramped up their investigation into the presenter, an inside

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Oh, her again…

Dave Gardner / News / 18 July 2023 / Migration, Opinion, PoliticoWatch

Remember Theresa May? If you are very lucky, you’ll say “no, never heard of her”. If you aren’t so lucky, you’ll remember that god awful robot dance thing she did while she was our PM in front of the cameras, on purpose. I’m still recovering from the initial cringe of this spectacle myself. Well, after

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