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Nell & Pebbles retweeted
The farmers dog certainly knows how to put on a show!🤩
Happy November 5th to you all!🎇
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Next year will mark the 1,100th anniversary of the creation of England.
Almost uniquely in the world, it has remained a recognisably unified polity ever since.
Celebrations are in order.
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Labour’s budget did nothing, the Bank of England says inflation will rise to 5% next year.
So they raised interest rates.
The cost of your weekly shop is going up again.
Your energy bills are going up again.
Your rent is going up.
Anyone paying a mortgage, taking out a business loan or buying a car on finance will pay more.
All while spending record amounts on welfare for foreign nationals.
We will end this madness.
No more foreign aid, no more welfare for foreign nationals, and no more putting illegals up in hotels.
We will use the savings to cut your taxes and your energy bills.
Get the cost of living under control.
British people FIRST.
Nell & Pebbles retweeted
🚨 Breaking News on ANOTHER u-turn from the Government - this time on aviation - via @camillahmturner & @Telegraph 🚨
✈️ Labour Government ‘Sources’ are now briefing out that they’re going to water down Sustainable Aviation Fuel targets after ramming them through Parliament just a few months ago
🔵 Glad that the Government are listening to representations form @Conservatives and the aviation sector, if they’d listened sooner they wouldn’t need to be making a u-turn now
telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
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Labour MPs have accused Andy Burnham of hypocrisy over his ban on drilling for new oil and gas in the UK, saying that importing oil and gas while banning Britain's own drilling is an absurd "act of self-harm". dailysceptic.org/2026/11/05/…
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Our North Sea energy assets are vulnerable to hostile states. We must protect them.
@HarrietCross_MP, @jcartlidgemp and I have written to Labour ministers calling for these assets to be designated as critical national infrastructure. 🇬🇧
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🚨BREAKING: Last night, 57 hectares of Green Belt was SAVED from destruction by GREEDY developers.
In May, Reform UK pledged to protect our green spaces from overdevelopment, so that’s exactly what we’re doing.
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Chagos is the key to it all
Starmer and Hermer's rotten deal to give Chagos and £billions of UK taxpayers' money to Mauritius has opened the door to a World of hurt for the UK.
The election of 🧧Professor Dapo Akande to the International Court of Justice swings that door wide open.
🧧Professor Akande, who backs the Chagos deal, has trained lawyers, diplomats, military officers, and other UK government officials in international law, including officials from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO).
A powerful, mainly unelected group with strong connections to the FCDO is deeply involved in pushing the Chagos deal.
🧧Antonia Romeo, the Cabinet Secretary who advised Burnham to continue Starmer's treacherous Chagos deal, has held major senior positions in the FCDO.
🧧Jonathan Powell, the National Security Advisor, who also pressed Burnham hard to continue with the Chagos deal, for which he was Keir Starmer's Special Envoy, had a long high-profile career at the FCDO, which funded his private consultancy company.
🧧Vijay Rangarajan, who led the civil service team during the Chagos negotiations with Mauritius, was FCDO Director.
🧧Nishi Dholakia, who was appointed Commissioner for the British Indian Ocean Territory (aka Chagos) in December 2024; was previously Deputy Director at the FCDO, and trade counsellor at the Beijing Embassy.
In common with Vijay Rangarajan and Nishi Dholakia, 🧧Uma Kumaran MP, the current Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Overseas Territories and Caribbean Under-Secretary of State in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, is of Indian heritage.
70% of Mauritius' population is of Indian origin.
The FCDO is responsible for British International Investment, which was formerly known as the Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC).
In 2010 the CDC was accused of using Mauritius-registered front companies to avoid paying millions of dollars in taxes on its mineral operations in Senegal and violating its own investment code. See Africa Confidential article below 👇for more details
Mauritius has a long history of political corruption and money laundering.
In 2025 Mauritius' corruption index fell from 51 to 48, signaling a setback in the battle against corruption on the island.
Both Mauritius Prime Ministers, Navin Ramgoolam and Pravind Jugnauth, who negotiated the Chagos deal with Keir Starmer have been arrested on serious money-laundering and corruption charges in the their time.
africa-confidential.com/arti…
Nell & Pebbles retweeted
🇬🇧 British taxpayers should NOT be expected to bankroll a food bank for the entire world!
😡 Ordinary working people are struggling with soaring living costs, rising taxes and food insecurity of their own. Charity begins at home, and public money should prioritise struggling British families, pensioners and vulnerable citizens—not become an unlimited international welfare fund at taxpayers' expense.
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Every time Burnham opens his mouth he gets it wrong and it costs us money. He’s dragged Britain into an unnecessary debate on reparations and now he’s started writing cheques for Caribbean countries like there’s no tomorrow. The sooner we sack him as PM the better.
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Today I planted a cross on behalf of Braintree in Parliament’s Garden of Remembrance.
We pay tribute to the service and sacrifice of all those who have fallen to defend our freedoms.
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The city of London ‘ if you don’t let us allow men into the women pond against Supreme Court law, we will destroy the whole set up!’ ‘@MayorofLondon utterly disgusting misogyny.
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Very strong words from Shadow Women and Equalities Secretary @joymorrissey.
The Conversion Practices Bill is an Orwellian piece of legislation that infringes on parental responsibility and family life, and will harm the very people it claims to protect.
Our elected representatives must work across party lines to stop this dangerous bill becoming law.
No parent should face up to five years in prison for trying to dissuade their child from embarking on dangerous, irreversible and life-changing medical pathways.
It is sick.
I strongly oppose the Draft Conversion Practices Bill.
It is a dangerous, appallingly drafted piece of legislation that criminalises parents who just want to do the right thing by their child.
It is Orwellian in its state over-reach into private family life, and it is as unnecessary as it is dangerous. It also captures teachers, medical practitioners and faith organisations in its vice-like ideological grip. There are already strong and well used protections in existing laws to safeguard vulnerable children.
We do not need this niche hobby-horse of the left wing lobby, who are determined to secure Gender Self-ID by any means necessary.
I will work cross-party with anyone who wants to stop this Bill reaching the statute book.
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Keeping men out of women’s sports is common sense. Today I voted for that protection.
Conservatives are leading the fight to protect our women and girls.
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🚨BREAKING: Andy Burnham has agreed a deal to fund poorer EU countries through a development projects programme
This is a complete betrayal of the Brexit vote
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Pay your green taxes WHILE the Labour government approves a single UK data center with the carbon footprint of 27,000 NY flights.
The "going green" push is a JOKE when backhanders and crony business deals get a free pass to pollute 10x worse 📉😡
