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Reform voters take to the streets demanding an election following Starmer’s resignation:
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🚨@Nigel_Farage and @reformparty_uk have demanded Elon Musk have this video taken down and everyone who posts it banned!
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Reflections on today. I think there were between 50,000-60,000 on the Unite the Kingdom demo, way down on last September’s event.
It also felt low energy. There was a buzz about September, probably because the size of it caught people by surprise. Expectations were higher now and the event didn’t really live up to it.
The banning of 11 overseas speakers had a real impact on the demo. It distracted the organisers in the final week and the calibre of those who filled their spots were poor.
Last September, Elon Musk both helped build the demo and spoke. His absence was noticeable this time.
More worryingly for Stephen Lennon, his supporters are beginning to see through his money making exercise. He’s admitted to receiving $300,000 from two people for the demo, plus the hundreds of thousands he raised from supporters. On top of that were all the merchandise, bucket collections etc..
He will claim millions - but he will be lying.
More importantly though, and unlike last September, we have stood up to his narrative of division and hate. Britain is a better place than Lennon portrays. He failed, we are stronger than him
#HOPEnothate
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Hilarious video that shows none of the Reform voters know any of Reform's policies.
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Yet another Labour story not covered by the media.
Latest data on small boat arrivals from Home Office as of 1 May, 2026. 1 January 2026 to 30 April 2026 = 6,416 people
That’s 42% down on same period in 2025.
Why aren’t they running this story?
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The Reformorons have been fuming today over a story, which turned out to be false, that some Reform activists were denied a drink in 'Spoons.
This is deliciously funny when you consider they've been campaigning to ban Labour supporters from pubs.
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Ah, what a lovely day.
To the Tommy Nobinson’s, his bellend mates, racists, anti Muslims, pro genocide Muslim haters galore, the far right and cheeky little Remigration rascals…
WE TOLD YOU. You can tickle each other on here. But in REAL LIFE your hatred is outnumbered 🏴🩵
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"What does it feel like to lose to the Greens?!"
5Pillars journalist Robert Carter fires some choice questions at Reform UK's Matt Goodwin following his humiliating loss in the Gorton and Denton by-election.
#GortonDentonByElection
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The right-wing meltdown over Muslims voting in Gorton and Denton is the most hilarious thing to witness. Muslims will vote however and for whomever they want, and they can't do a single thing about it !! 💃🏽
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Final weekend. One last push.
This is about whether you want local plumber Hannah Spencer or the extreme Reform candidate.
It's hope vs hate.
It's Greens vs Reform.
Hope can win.
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This is Sarah Pochin - Reform UK MP for Runcorn - @SarahForRuncorn
Sarah doesn't want to see black or Asian people on her TV.
She said: “It drives me mad seeing adverts full of black and Asian people.”
This sort of racism is abhorrent, and she must resign.
RT if you agree.
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He was recently jailed for 9 months for racially abusing a football player.
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Haven’t seen any outrage from the far right /GB News, who’d be screaming from the rooftops had this monster been a Muslim.
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In the UK, far-right terrorism is a growing threat, wheras threats from left-wing terrorism are vanishingly rare.
Right-wing extremist Robert Adamski, 29, caught trying to use a 3D printer to make a submachine gun, has been jailed for 15 years.
Officers uncovered a printer in the process of making the last-but-one component for the gun, and items relating to extreme right-wing ideology including neo-Nazi flags and posters.
In November 2025, we found out that the highest number of people on record were referred to the UK's anti-extremism scheme, PREVENT, in the year to March - with a 37% rise in right-wing extremism concerns.
A total of 8,778 individuals were referred to the programme, the highest since records began in 2015, and a 27% increase from the previous year's 6,922 referrals.
Prevent is the UK's counter-terrorism programme that aims to stop people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism.
There was an increase in people referred for "extreme right-wing" concerns, as they accounted for 21% (1,798) - a 37% rise from 1,314 (19%) the year before.
That was higher than those related to "Islamist extremism", which accounted for 10% (879) compared with 13% (913) the previous year.
Left-wing referrals are notable by their almost complete absence.
In terms of those in prison, as of 31 March 2025, 266 people were in custody in Great Britain for terrorism and terrorism-connected offences (up from 246 as at 31 March 2024, a net increase of 20 over the year).
Official Home Office data shows the custody population is dominated by Islamist-extremist views (61%, or 163 people), followed by extreme right-wing ideologies (30%, or 79 people), with the remaining 9% (24 people) falling under "other" ideologies—including dissident Irish extremist, domestic extremist, left-wing/anarchist/single-issue, no specific ideology, or not known.
There are ZERO publicly documented cases of individuals currently in UK prison (as of late 2025/early 2026) specifically for holding exclusively extreme left-wing ideology in terrorism-related offences, as such cases remain EXTREMELY RARE and are subsumed within the small "other" category.
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