🛶 We constantly talk about ‘small boats’, but there’s nothing ‘small’ about it. This isn’t a few blokes standing on a beach in Calais. It’s an international organised crime syndicate operating a multi-million-pound business model. 🛑 The British public don’t want fewer boats. They want them stopped altogether.

Palestinian terrorist: "I will not feel sorry for any Israeli child and I will not regret killing them all, even if it is a nursery full of little kids. I want to be a martyr and Allah to recognize me."

Mirroring riots from the USA, where pallets of bricks were delivered to the centre of disorder. Pallets of glasses bottles dropped into the middle of French riots. Find out who did this, and you're half way to finding the truth.

Barrister Rasib Ghaffar, 56. was disbarred by the after being found guilty of taking part in a £140,000 Legal Aid fraud after representing migrants. He was sentenced to three years imprisonment in June 2024. barstandardsboard.org.uk/res…

If it walks like a paedophile and looks like a paedophile...... 🚨 CONVICTED PAEDOPHILE JAILED AGAIN AFTER DELETING PHONE HISTORY AND IMAGES A convicted paedophile who once posed as a model in a children’s internet chatroom has been jailed again after police discovered deleted search history and images on his phone. Shaun McCandless, 62, of Stallingborough, was sentenced to 12 months in prison at Grimsby Crown Court on Friday, 16 October. Officers from Humberside Police’s Sex Offender Monitoring Team visited his home on 21 September as part of a routine risk assessment. McCandless was subject to a Sexual Offence Prevention Order requiring monitoring and inspection of his devices. During the inspection, officers discovered that search history and images had been deleted from his phone. He was arrested on suspicion of breaching the order. McCandless was first convicted of making and possessing indecent images of children in 2003, receiving four months in prison. In 2007, police secured a court order after discovering further abuse images involving young teenage girls on his computer. In 2014, the former RAF corporal was jailed again after storing children’s underwear at his home and breaching an order prohibiting him from searching online for child sexual abuse images. Now, more than two decades after his first conviction, McCandless is back behind bars. Source UK Database.

Two years today since a Sudanese migrant brutally murdered Rhiannon Whyte in Walsall. The mother-of-one, 29, was stabbed 23 TIMES with a screwdriver by illegal invader Deng Majek. He then laughed & danced over her body. 🇬🇧

🚨scrap the bbc NOW! 📱 An investigation revealed that BBC Bitesize, used weekly by nearly 1.7 million UK pupils, features a game encouraging children to support open borders and increased immigration. 🎮 The game penalises pupils who choose deportation with lost points while rewarding those who select amnesty or open borders with extra points and positive feedback. 📺 The platform lists twice as many benefits to migration as disadvantages, while a geography video asks if we can "fulfil the promise of a truly borderless world." 🗣️ Politicians and former BBC executives expressed outrage, with Gavin Williamson MP stating: "The state broadcaster brainwashing children using a homework game is like something from a North Korean re-education camp." Nearly 1.7 million British schoolchildren log on to BBC Bitesize every week, only to be taught that deporting illegal entrants hurts public health while opening borders earns bonus points. This is not impartial public service broadcasting; it is blatant political indoctrination disguised as homework. When a state-funded institution uses taxpayer money to push extreme open-border dogmas onto secondary school pupils, it exposes how deeply entrenched left-wing bias has become within our public institutions. How can parents trust the BBC to educate their children when basic national sovereignty is treated as a penalty in a classroom game?

"Come do it yourself you racist old fuck." That's Femi Oluwole. Privately educated son of two surgeons. Failed activist. Professional grifter. Attacking the one MP who actually did do it himself. Rupert Lowe: the man who launched an independent Rape Gang Inquiry when the government failed three times. Published the 219-page report. Mapped the abuse district by district. Gave survivors a voice while Lucy Powell called it a "dog whistle." Lowe did do it himself. The work you never did, Femi. The work your Labour friends dismissed. The scandal you played the racism card to avoid discussing. While you were building a million-dollar career from failure, Lowe was forcing the truth into daylight. While you were calling everyone racist, he was naming perpetrators. "Come do it yourself." He already did. You just weren't paying attention, too busy counting Soros money and perfecting the victim act. Keep tweeting, Femi. History will remember who did the work and who just called names.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who remembers winters in homes where only one room was heated. Metal window frames where the glass iced up on the inside. Eiderdowns and even coats on the bed.

‘Prime Minister - France is on fire and being taken over by radical Muslims - what do We do?’ @andyburnham - ‘quick, ban loud music on buses’ We are governed by fuckin idiots.

I disagree, 'Workington Man' is waking up faster than you think, it's not reflected in any polls. They don't normally fo politics, typically lean left but are now talking only about Restore.

This is Mohammed Yaseen , an Iraqi ..... He joined Al Qaedas Islamic State of Iraq at 16 . That group led by Abu Musab al Zarqawi , beheaded British engineer Ken Bigley live on TV in 2004 . Yaseen was also a bystander to ISIS stoning's and floggings and at two mass executions and a German court heard he was involved in bomb attacks that killed US troops . In 2020 Dusseldorf sentenced him to 4 years and 3 months for ISIS membership . Germany expelled him for 20 years but wouldn't return him back to Iraq . He then watched a TikTok video saying Britain accepts everyone , he crossed the Channel on a boat last December under a fake Kuwaiti name and was caught in an asylum hotel in Basingstoke when fingerprints exposed him. Winchester Crown Court jailed him for 2 years for illegal entry , he served only 6 months and is now on bail in a hostel in Windsor, where he's been out and about shopping and has been spotted near the castle. He's reapplied for asylum halting deportation and The Foreign Office has raised concerns he would face "mistreatment " in Iraq . A British Court was told he poses a danger to the whole of the UK

Do you think he's an arsehole?

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Nigel Farage: “anyone can be English” Rupert Lowe “A passport doesn’t make you English, we are a people”. You want brutal honesty, and truth. VOTE RESTORE BRITAIN.

Not a policy yet, but Restore Britain backs British farming 100% #nofarmingnofood

Another! BARRISTER JAILED AFTER PLOTTING BRUTAL REVENGE ATTACK WITH GANGSTER CLIENT INVOLVED IN DEADLY TURF WAR A barrister who was supposed to uphold the law has been jailed after becoming involved in a chilling plot to unleash serious violence alongside a gangster client who was later convicted of murder. Samreen Akhtar, 38, of Sufton Street, Huddersfield, was sentenced to three years and three months behind bars at Manchester Crown Court on 7 September 2026 after a jury found her guilty of encouraging or assisting a serious violent offence. The disgraced legal professional, who had previously been recognised as a role model for aspiring barristers from disadvantaged backgrounds, was caught discussing plans to track down and seriously injure a gunman responsible for shooting her client. Her client was Tabish Ali, a career criminal caught up in a vicious gangland feud that had already claimed the life of a young man in Huddersfield. On 14 September 2021, Ali was shot and injured on Blacker Road in Huddersfield in an incident believed to be connected to an escalating territorial dispute between rival criminal gangs. But what happened the following day would ultimately destroy Akhtar's legal career and lead to her imprisonment. During a recorded telephone conversation with Ali, the barrister put forward a plan to identify the person responsible for the shooting so they could be subjected to serious violence. Instead of distancing herself from the criminal feud, Akhtar had become involved in discussions about violent retaliation. The wider gang conflict had terrorised parts of West Yorkshire for years, with repeated shootings and serious incidents dating back to 2018. One of the most devastating incidents occurred on 19 December 2020, when 26-year-old Jamal Nedd was shot dead outside his home on Ripon Avenue, Huddersfield, while driving his mother to work. Ali was subsequently charged with Nedd's murder in October 2021. In July 2022, he and two other men were convicted of the killing and sentenced to life imprisonment. Their murder trial exposed the escalating violence between rival gangs and the deadly consequences of their ongoing turf war. Meanwhile, specialist detectives investigating Akhtar's involvement in the proposed revenge attack gathered evidence that would eventually bring the barrister before the courts herself. She was arrested in February 2022 and formally charged in March 2023 with encouraging or assisting the commission of an indictable offence, namely inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent, contrary to the Serious Crime Act 2007. Akhtar denied the allegation, but following a five-day trial in June 2026, a jury returned a majority guilty verdict. Her conviction marked a dramatic downfall for a woman who had once been celebrated for her achievements within the legal profession. In 2020, the Bar Council had selected Akhtar as one of its ten Social Mobility Advocates, recognising barristers who had overcome disadvantaged backgrounds to enter the profession. Just six years later, she was being sent to prison for her involvement in a violent revenge plot. Detective Inspector Paul Hutchinson, who led the investigation for West Yorkshire Police, delivered a damning assessment of her behaviour. He said: "As a professional working in the criminal justice system, Samreen Akhtar would have been acutely aware of her legal and moral responsibilities, but she chose to act outside of those to plot revenge with a dangerous criminal involved in a violent gang feud." The detective said Akhtar had become a criminal herself and demonstrated a complete disregard for the standards expected of those working in the legal profession. Police also highlighted the devastating impact of gang-related violence on innocent communities and the importance of holding everybody involved in organised crime accountable, regardless of their occupation or professional standing.