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June Cooper retweeted
Recall the infamous example of a rape in #NHS:
A female patient was raped,
and then repeatedly told by the NHS Trust responsible
that *no rape could have happened* because the attacker claimed he was a woman.
June Cooper retweeted
Only Labour could come up with this model.
“You don’t want to buy their product? Okay, we’ll charge you extra for buying someone else’s”.
Imagine having to give Sainsbury’s money because you shopped in Tesco.
That’s their proposal.
June Cooper retweeted
It’s very telling the left don’t lecture men on treating trans identifying men with respect, kindness & safety in men’s spaces… they just tell women to move over & shut up.
June Cooper retweeted
MISSING CHILD PLEASE SHARE LETS GET HIM HOME!
Can you help us find Alfie who’s been missing from Crawley since Thursday, 15th October?
Alfie, 14 years old is 5’5” and has short brown hair.
He was last seen wearing a black hoodie, black jogging bottoms and grey and white Nike trainers.
If you see Alfie, or have any information which may lead to his whereabouts, please call 101 and quote serial 1553 of 15/10.
June Cooper retweeted
The biggest single factor that has held this country back isn’t Brexit.
It’s the constant arguing about Brexit.
It has kneecapped us for a decade.
Losers consent matters.
If the country just pulled together we really could thrive but so many simply won’t.
They see the EU through rose tinted glasses and never consider the flip side.
Rather than working together we all push against each other resulting in our politicians looking back to the past as opposed to forging our future.
We simply do not have to be in the EU to grow the economy - we really don’t.
The biggest lie of all is that the EU wants the UK to thrive. They don’t. They want us back to pay their bills, clip our wings, keep us under their regulatory thumb and to get cheap food on their tables.
June Cooper retweeted
Serving less than Lucy Connelly.
Helping your son get away with murder is more trivial than a deleted tweet.
🚨 BREAKING: Mother of Henry Nowak’s killer to be released from prison early, less than a year after his murder.
• Kiran Kaur was jailed for three years in July for helping her son, Vickrum Digwa, by removing the murder weapon from the scene.
• Digwa, 23, stabbed 18-year-old Southampton University student Henry Nowak to death on 3 December 2025 as he walked home from a night out.
• Digwa was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a minimum term of 21 years.
• ITV News reports Kaur will serve less than half of her three-year sentence before being released under the Government’s early release scheme.
• Kaur, an Indian migrant, is also eligible for the Government’s deportation scheme, but no decision has been made on whether she will be deported.
• She is appealing her sentence and is due before the Court of Appeal on 5 November, the same day her son’s sentence appeals are scheduled to be heard.
• Kaur’s expected release is around the first anniversary of Henry’s death.
June Cooper retweeted
If your MP ever said that a woman could have a penis, why would you trust anything else that they say ?
June Cooper retweeted
Without exception, MPs (of all the main parties) who are forever attacking benefit claimants can be seen to have put in enormous claims for their own personal living expenses.
It seems the more vile they are, the bigger the claims…
June Cooper retweeted
They tell me that what the Taliban impose on us is not true Islam, yet they never say a single word against the Taliban. Instead, they tell me not to criticize Islam. They silence the oppressed and blame the victims while saying nothing against the oppressors and even supporting them.
This is the true face of so-called moderate Muslims. They are even more dangerous than radicals.
The Taliban are imposing the real Islam on us—the same Islam that existed during Muhammad’s time. The Taliban are Islamic terrorists, and they are the true Muslims.
June Cooper retweeted
In B’ham, two Somalian migrants have been jailed for abducting and sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl, and offering her cocaine.
Is it any wonder that Labour won’t release the migrant crime data by nationality?
They know there’s a problem, but their ideology comes first.
June Cooper retweeted
The Government has quietly endorsed new UN language around “freedom of expression.”
If you read this you’ll see phrases like “information integrity”, “reliable information”, AI governance and “safe participation” are all now added into discussions about free speech.
All of those seem harmless, they aren’t because … Who decides what counts as “reliable information”? And who gets to define “information integrity”?
Freedom of expression is about to depend on your government’s definition of what qualifies.
June Cooper retweeted
Murdered, Andy. He was brutally slaughtered - by a jihadi nutter.
Remember: Diversity is our strength
Five years ago today, Sir David Amess was killed while serving the people of Southend West.
I knew David as a kind, tireless colleague who dedicated his life to public service. His death was a terrible reminder of the risks faced by those in public life, and of our responsibility to ensure that everyone can serve their communities without fear.
Today, we remember David’s extraordinary commitment to the people he represented, and the lasting loss felt by his family, friends and all who knew him.
June Cooper retweeted
Most people with large platforms cave and issue a groveling apology the minute they get a little pushback. Not Sophie Cunningham.
Good for her. This type of moral conviction is so rare.
Sophie Cunningham commended the Washington high school girls who have refused to compete against a boy pretending to be a girl. “Good work girls,” she wrote. Good for Sophie, who continues to be brave in a world of women’s sports filled with cowards. sportandstate.com/2026/10/16…
June Cooper retweeted
For years scientists warned: Clear 20-25% of the Amazon and it collapses.
We've cleared 17%.
This isn't a future problem. It's happening now.
June Cooper retweeted
Just to clarify
It is not Brexit that imposes arduous paperwork on our trade with EU.
It is the EU themselves.
They are not the warm and cuddly people heading towards a better world that some Remoaners imagine.
But a vicious protectionist cartel determined to keep out the rest of the world.
Let's put the blame where it lies.
June Cooper retweeted
People.....Could you share this post please? This sounds like a similar case to Henry Nowak's case.... The police push him to the ground,handcuff and restrain him face down!
😡😡😡😡😡
JUSTICE FOR RICKY💙
Ricky was a loving son and brother who had autism, mental health issues, and psychosis. His family called for help, but instead of receiving care, Ricky was pushed to the ground, handcuffed, and restrained face down by the police.
From the moment he was handled by officers, Ricky was silent—his eyes closed, never to open again.
Ricky was already in cardiac arrest before the first ambulance on scene was told to stand down.
Despite his family frantically warning officers that Ricky was not breathing and had a history of heart conditions, their pleas were ignored while crucial minutes slipped away before paramedics were told to re-attend.
He was placed on life support and taken to Salford Royal Hospital. His heartbroken parents were escorted to the ICU ward and assigned Bed 10, left waiting for hours in the dark with no explanation of what had happened—unaware that Ricky never even made it out of the resus room.
Hours later, they were told nothing more could be done.
Even in his final moments, Ricky was treated as a "crime scene"—despite having committed no crime—and his family were guarded by uniformed officers with the door left wide open, restricted from even touching their son.
Ricky lost his life on Duchy Road, Salford, because a call for mental health help was met with fatal neglect.
We demand answers. We demand accountability. Help us fight for truth and justice for Ricky.
#JusticeForRicky #MentalHealthAwareness #SalfordRoyal #Salford #JusticeForRickyCampaign #Accountability
June Cooper retweeted
A Ukrainian woman, Oksana Popovych, 42, avoided jail after helping her husband launder almost £7m.
The judge said she was a ‘decent woman.’
Lucy Connolly sent one stupid tweet and had no previous convictions. The judge disregarded her background and handed her 31 months in prison.
This is two-tier justice!
June Cooper retweeted
Nope. If all ADULTS refused to play along, there would be no boys in girls’ sports any longer.
It is not teenage girls’ responsibility to ensure that they are safe and have fair sport in competition. It is the ADULTS’ responsibility.
June Cooper retweeted
In my tribunal meeting, the NHS hired a lawyer to scrutinise my online posts. Below is the one where I criticised this doctor.
They asked me, “Why did you post it?”
I said, “Because he’s keeping his job for removing women’s ovaries & I’m losing mine for supporting grooming gang victims.”
The NHS management are scum.
Arab doctor removed two women's ovaries without their consent, without telling them and with no medical purpose.
NHS gave him a talking to and he is still a doctor seeing young women today.
In a healthy country he would be hung for this.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9rk…
June Cooper retweeted
Utterly shameful
Labour will not do anything to help the nation if it might lose Muslim votes
Some of Labour's biggest names were conspicuously absent from today's Commons vote on plans to house 1,200 male asylum seekers near the tiny village of Piddington.
But one absence stands out above all others.
Shabana Mahmood.
The Home Secretary responsible for this entire mess failed to record a vote.
Other notable Labour MPs who failed to vote include:
Rachel Reeves.
Yvette Cooper.
Wes Streeting.
David Lammy.
Ed Miliband.
John Healey.
Jonathan Reynolds.
Peter Kyle.
Lucy Powell.
Louise Haigh.
These are some of the most powerful politicians in Britain, yet not one put their name to a recorded vote for or against this controversial proposal.
Meanwhile, women from Piddington travelled to Westminster to make their fears and concerns heard.
They deserved answers. They deserved accountability.
Instead, some of Labour's most senior figures were nowhere to be seen on the voting record.
Where were they? Why didn't they vote?
And most importantly, why did the Home Secretary herself fail to record a vote on a motion concerning her own department's plans?
If there are legitimate explanations, let's hear them.
You don't get to exercise power over people's communities and then escape scrutiny when it's time to be held accountable.
