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Well that's Ed Davy's speech done Andy Burnhams speech done and now Kemi Badenoch's speech done and not a single woman battered
Unlike at @Nigel_Farage' rant
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Angela Rayner on Nigel Farage:
‘If he’ll sing you a happy birthday song for 70 quid, just think what he’ll do for 70 million’
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Trump has dropped his $10bn charge against the BBC after he was told he would have to give the BBC his Financial Records.
Not suspicious at all...
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If diesel reaches £3 a litre, you can thank Nigel’s friend Donald Trump.
inews.co.uk/news/uk-drivers-…
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It’s hilarious that people think migrant boats are handed back to people smugglers in France to use again. 😂
In the UK they’re kept for 44 days to gather evidence, then destroyed, and the same in France.
They just believe anything the grifters tell them to extract their cash.
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Reform council is shutting 10 nurseries.
The Hard Right party's South Tyneside councillors had the public gallery cleared after angry parents shouted "shame".
You can't blame migrants for this, Farage.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmdx…
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Here's my favourtite tweet from today! Durak will be durak - mastery of making deals by #†Rump!
#Greenland #Denmark
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Not a consequence of Brexit I think anyone saw coming! German Prime suspect in Madeleine McCann case Christian Brueckner.
Police could face difficulties bringing the suspect to the UK, because the German constitution prevents the extradition of its citizens to non-EU countries.
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Dear the BBC News (UK).
I see you forgot to add context to your clickbait again, so I'm here to help.
Richard Tice is lying. The announcement was made on 25th March 2026 and states that it will apply from that date.
NOT retrospective. NOT a change of rules.
You're welcome.
Tice says government wants to 'retrospectively change rules' after Reform's £72m in donations bbc.in/4AcSSpd
Lee Anderson claimed last week that “there’s literally thousands of square miles” of solar panels on UK farmland.
That’s way off the mark, as our fact check explains 👇
fullfact.org/environment/lee…
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Honoured and Humbled to be given a load of dodgy crypto cash from a convicted money launderer.
I am honoured and humbled that Ben Delo has shown such confidence in Reform.
Ben knows that we are the only party that can turn the country around and reverse Britain’s rapid decline.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09…
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An anonymous whistleblower from inside Reform has told me that we only know 1% of the amount of foreign money Farage has received. He’s actually a billionaire.
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Nigel Farage’s party has received another £4m from a British crypto billionaire pardoned by Donald Trump. The businessman was convicted in the US four years ago over failings in an anti-money laundering programme in his business
Read more: independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…
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The guy behind Farage in the first pic below (Reform conference this week) is Harry Parslow. Harry is Farage's personal social media producer. Harry went to Montenegro to work for the campaign of @MickeySpajic, after an "invitation" from George Cottrell was put forward to @GHWTowler - according to Towler himself. Gawain refused to discuss details of his work for the Montenegrin leader, who is a close ally of Cottrell.
@Gabriel_Pogrund/@thetimes said George Cottrell has paid for social media production for Farage.
The only expense Reform declared linked to Parslow is a single invoice of £27k from 2020. Parslow has been working since then with Farage, featuring in almost every event Farage attends.
So a key question is: has Parslow been paid directly by George Cottrell to work for "daddy"? If so, should that be treated as an undeclared benefit in kind?
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I bloody love channel 4.
They fucked Farage tonight and next week we get to see Tommy Robinson fucked.
Lovely jubbly.

































