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Rob Jones retweeted
Andy Burnham says, in a new Guardian opinion piece, that he is “open to” the “calls for a formal apology on behalf of the British state” for the transatlantic slave trade which began almost HALF A MILLENNIUM ago.
This would be like someone in the year 2526 having to apologise for heinous acts conducted today. It is ridiculous.
It goes without saying that the transatlantic slave trade was an awful part of global history. But it is also a part of history for which we have already atoned, multiple times over, as one of the world’s pioneers in abolishing the slave trade and indeed policing, through our West Africa Squadron and others – an endeavour that cost up to 2% of Britain’s GDP every year for decades to come.
Now think about all the aid money we have supplied across the world since. Billions upon billions. And lest we forget the lives Britain has put on the line over the centuries since: our own people, who sacrificed everything, to keep the free world free.
This is a time of year we remember those sacrifices instead of grovelling to anyone who demands it over something of which no Briton alive played any part.
Yet Burnham is still “open” to making humiliating public pronouncements on Britain’s behalf. I say no. I say enough.
One of the biggest problems we face today is that we are no longer a forward-looking nation. We only ever seem to lament our past, or condemn those who came before us. I cannot abide it any longer. Britain is exceptional. We are a moral force in the world. We have given so much, and sacrificed for centuries.
It is now time to put the Britsh people first, instead of caving to every demand that we get on our knees.
Rob Jones retweeted
A Plaid Cymru Senedd member has offered constituents an insight into her work by producing a video documenting her day.
The politician (pictured) undertook three engagements, comprising a visit to a mosque, an Afro-Welsh celebration and an LGBTQI+ prize event.
Neither the NHS, schools nor transport featured, despite being key Senedd responsibilities.
📸 Senedd Cymru
Rob Jones retweeted
How active is your Welsh MP
WELSH MPs – PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE CONTRIBUTIONS
Ranking of all 32 Welsh MPs from highest to lowest recorded debate appearances since the July 2024 General Election.
Period: 4 July 2024 – 13 April 2026
1. Liz Saville Roberts (Plaid Cymru) – 185
2. Stephen Kinnock (Labour) – 141
3. David Chadwick (Lib Dem) – 134
4. Chris Bryant (Labour) – 128
5. Ann Davies (Plaid Cymru) – 122
6. Catherine Fookes (Labour) – 108
7. Torsten Bell (Labour) – 105
8. Alex Davies-Jones (Labour) – 103
9. Stephen Doughty (Labour) – 96
10. Tonia Antoniazzi (Labour) – 88
11. Alex Barros-Curtis (Labour) – 87
12. Llinos Medi (Plaid Cymru) – 87
13. Nia Griffith (Labour) – 85
14. Ben Lake (Plaid Cymru) – 83
15. Steve Witherden (Labour) – 79
16. Nick Smith (Labour) – 77
17. Nick Thomas-Symonds (Labour) – 69
18. Carolyn Harris (Labour) – 63
19. Ruth Jones (Labour) – 56
20. Jessica Morden (Labour) – 52
21. Jo Stevens (Labour) – 48
22. Claire Hughes (Labour) – 48
23. Kanishka Narayan (Labour) – 47
24. Gill German (Labour) – 44
25. Becky Gittins (Labour) – 38
26. Andrew Ranger (Labour) – 35
27. Henry Tufnell (Labour) – 32
28. Chris Elmore (Labour) – 19
29. Chris Evans (Labour) – 18
30. Anna McMorrin (Labour) – 15
31. Gerald Jones (Labour) – 13
32. Mark Tami (Labour) – Data unavailable
Source: Parliamentary debate dataset supplied for analysis.
These figures represent recorded debate appearances, not the total number of individual speeches or interventions. The dataset ends on 13 April 2026. Figures do not include constituency casework or other parliamentary duties.
Rob Jones retweeted
A 1960s childhood.
A bath and hair wash once a week.
Bedtime after the Magic Roundabout at 6pm.
Watch with Mother for an hour or so after school on a black and white TV where you frequently needed to reset the horizontal hold buttons and replace the valves.
Eating whatever meal was put in front of you. Because you didn't get a choice.
No snacks between meals.
Sixpence a week pocket money for sweets or a comic.
Always playing outside on bikes, hand made go karts and pushing our dolls in toy prams.
Being happy if you got bath salts or talc as a birthday present. Or a hanky with your initials embroidered on it.
Being taught to tell the time, your times tables, tie your tie and shoelaces before you started school.
Getting a small smack on the bottom for answering back.
Getting the cane or slipper at school.
Mums still did the housework and dads cut the grass or washed the car.
Mum went shopping most days because you didn't have a freezer.
And if you had a twin tub washing machine, you were well off.
Ready Steady Go or Top of the Pops to see your favourite groups and singers.
And how exciting when space hoppers came to the UK in 1969.
Occasionally on a Friday, you'd get fish and chips for tea and put your empty bottle of Corona out for the man to come and give you your deposit back.
Saturday afternoon at Nan's watching the wrestling or Sunday tea with winkles you'd need pins to extract the contents from.
The coal man and rag and bone man were regularly visiting your street.
And the late Sunday afternoon dread as you had school again tomorrow.
Were we happy? Of course we were. We knew no different. Were we anxious? Of course not. We probably didn't even know the word. We just played make believe and did as we were told. Children need boundaries and routine. Both sadly lacking now.
Rob Jones retweeted
It's now gone 11am, and I've yet to see a single national media outlet mention Alastair Campbell telling Zia Yusuf:
“You've got more chance captaining the Sri Lankan cricket team than you have of becoming Home Secretary.”
Yet last week, Raheem Kassam was dragged through the national media for calling Kemi Badenoch a “Nigerian scammer”.
Where's the same outrage for Alastair Campbell?
Where are the headlines, the condemnation and the demands for an apology?
The double standards are becoming impossible to ignore, and the credibility of British journalism is suffering because of them.
Raheem Kassam was dragged through the national media last week for calling Kemi Badenoch a “Nigerian scammer”.
Now Alastair Campbell has told Zia Yusuf, “You’ve got more chance captaining the Sri Lankan cricket team than you have of becoming Home Secretary.”
Will Alastair Campbell face the same media outrage and scrutiny?
Or do the standards change depending on someone's political allegiance?
This will be a very telling moment for British journalism.
Rob Jones retweeted
PLAID NOT SO SQUEAKY CLEAN
A Plaid Cymru treasurer has been fined after admitting fraud and forgery offences relating to party funds.
southwalesargus.co.uk/news/2…
Rob Jones retweeted
Another Plaid Cymru Senedd member supporting the desecration of our flag.
This is not what putting Wales first looks like.
Rob Jones retweeted
Left-wing nutter confronts Robert Jenrick as he is handing out Poppy's to veterans
Saying he and his party "manipulates people from certain backgrounds"
He went on to say that his words to Jenrick got him fired from his job.
Well maybe stop harassing people when they are giving out poppy's...
Rob Jones retweeted
Who agrees that Zia Yusuf will make the best Home Secretary ever?
Let’s get him there.
Vote @reformparty_uk and let’s save Britain. 🇬🇧
Rob Jones retweeted
🚨 A knife-wielding illegal migrant has just been seen setting sail from France.
He shouts "I will kill you".
This is who Labour is letting invade our country.
Reform will put the Royal Navy in the Channel to stop the invaders.
And deport every single one the Tories and Labour let in.
Credit: @thenowherephoto
Rob Jones retweeted
I’m beginning to think the loony left have infiltrated Restore because no true patriot would deliberately block another right wing party from wining any election by splitting the vote out of spite especially when they know RESTORE had no chance of winning.
The most important thing we can do for our families is to preserve our democracy by defeating LABOUR not aid them. 🇬🇧✝️🇬🇧✝️
Rob Jones retweeted
Strong Reform wins overnight!
In Worksop East (Bassetlaw), we went from nothing to 46%, with Labour sinking from 74% to 37%.
We also smashed the Lib Dems in a ward in Halton, Cheshire, which they won in May this year.
The Westminster bubble is as out of touch as ever.
Sadly, we did lose one ward in Dudley. We won 872 votes, Labour won 874 - and Restore took 159.
The next election will be existential for Britain. I’ll deport everyone who is here illegally. Vote Restore, get Labour.
Rob Jones retweeted
Reform is the only party that can stop Plaid from sending your money to foreign countries.
Join us now to put the people of Wales first: 🔗 reformparty.uk/join
Rob Jones retweeted
Teaching 3-year-olds about relationships and sexuality is just madness. Let kids be kids.
Reform UK will scrap ideological nonsense and get education back to basics in Wales.
Rob Jones retweeted
I enjoyed this segment on “TALK TRUSS”.
Laura Jane from Hampshire put a question to Liz about Kemi, the loss of public trust, the liberal wing of the party remains, and above all the institutional barriers of the blob that still need to be confronted and broken down.
And how Reform UK are the only party we can trust to do this and the only party talking about doing it.
@trussliz @talktv
Rob Jones retweeted
This is utterly SUPERB! @RobertJenrick calls Paul Brand a "left wing commentator and activist" to his FACE on national TV!
And he's absolutely right.
He didn't like it ONE BIT.
Glorious! 😂🔥