If Labour calls an election in 2029, they will be completely and utterly wiped out. It will go down as one of the most catastrophic strategic decisions in modern British political history.

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Derinkuyu has ventilation shafts to its lowest levels, wells inside, room for livestock and grain, and stone doors that seal only from the inside. It was built to survive a long stay underground, and not a single construction record exists. Who hides from what, on that scale?

The gender split in this poll is striking. Labour have a big 6 point lead among men over Reform. Meanwhile the Conservatives actually lead among women, 2 points ahead of Labour.

🚨 NEW: The Government is reportedly considering replacing the BBC licence fee with a £11 monthly “internet charge” It would be added to the bill of anyone who pays for internet broadband

Absolutely incredible… TRUMP: "It’s deeply ironic that the UN has an entire institution devoted to protecting cultural heritage, yet they promote mass migration and are actively destroying the greatest cultures and most extraordinary heritage."

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iran says it has developed "new weapons" the world has never seen.

Open borders extremist Zoe Gardner is denying the existence of the English, one of the oldest ethne on Earth. Zoe is telling a wicked lie.

I don't surmise Danny Dyer is any reader of mine; but I'm gobsmacked that he actually did The Thing. A journalist asked him what he thought of the PM — can you guess his response? It's the answer I always suggest to such a question: "I don't know who the PM is mate, do you?"

Britishness is a civic identity in a way Englishness is not. This is not negotiable

I was a very fortunate kid. My dad's GP surgery sat between the Dell and Hampshire's County Ground, so at weekends I could go to a game and get a lift home afterwards. It left me with a passion for both sports and a belief that sport opens a window onto who we are. When I was growing up, the Tebbit test was a matter of intense debate. Which side did you cheer for at the cricket? For all the criticism it received, it was a test anyone could pass. If you supported England because you saw it as home, you were part of the team regardless of the colour of your skin. Born in Southampton, 10 year old me passed it without even knowing about it. Giving the @MCCOfficial's Cowdrey Lecture on Thursday made me think about cricket's place in our national life and the current arguments about identity. In Britain we've built the world's most successful multi-faith, multi-ethnic democracy. I was a beneficiary of it. Whatever issues people had with me as PM (and there was no shortage) my race and religion weren't among them. I could read a lesson at the King's coronation or light Diwali diyas on Downing Street with my daughters without controversy. Foreign leaders assumed these must be huge symbolic moments. For most Brits, they just weren't that big a deal. But Britain's democratic achievement is now under strain. Some of the challenges are ones I've written about before, like Islamism, and the failure of governments, including the one I led, to adequately control immigration. But something else is going on - a risk that we start equating skin colour with nationality. After I left office, a debate kicked off here on @X about whether I was English at all, because I was a "brown Hindu". During the election campaign I'd been shocked when footage was broadcast of someone calling me a "Paki." It was shocking precisely because it was so unusual. That kind of abuse had simply not been a feature of my political life. But the Englishness argument was stranger still. Call it the reverse Tebbit test. If you're not white, it no longer matters who you support at the cricket, because you can never be English. It's a test no non-white person can ever pass. I have no truck with people who offend our sense of fairness and come here illegally; I spent half my premiership trying to deport them to Rwanda. I think the bar for legal migration should be high. It is entirely possible to want a radical reduction in immigration and a far more robust approach to integration, and still totally reject the attempt to turn Britishness into a DNA test. If you're born and brought up in England and view it as home, what are you other than English? Denying people their Englishness or their Britishness because of the colour of their skin is a recipe for alienation and a two-tier society. How are children who hear this meant to feel? Sport can play a small but significant role here. Cricket is played by nearly every major ethnic group in this country. Ask what my largely white rural constituents in the Dales and the British-Asian kids in Bradford have in common, and the answer is cricket. If cricket can produce England teams in which every kid can see themselves, the impact reaches far beyond the boundary. As I write in @thetimes today, we must all be on the same side, cheering for the same team. We cannot allow race to be reintroduced into our politics. We cannot allow Briton to be set against Briton.

MrBeast spent nearly $10,000,000 to build an entire village in Ghana that will help prevent illegal child labor. He built a school, homes, clean sources of water, farms, and a lot more to improve the lives of hundreds of people.

Another day, another travesty of justice Elisha Chikwezvero, 22, is a student at Aberystwyth University. He was found to have a very disturbing collection of child sexual abuse images, extreme bestiality images and to have actually made 79 pieces of child sex abuse material. Among the collection were 45 Category A images — the most serious classification of child sexual abuse material. Do you know what sentence he got on Thursday? 8 month prison sentence. Suspended for 18 months. And some community service. So not a single day in prison.

The CofE are missing a huge opportunity to fill the pews again, with all this woke shite.

Following today’s attack, we have taken the decision to cancel tomorrow’s Restore Britain campaigning session in Holborn and St Pancras. A donor has kindly offered to fund the delivery of those leaflets instead. Remarkably, we are now in the position where our campaigners can’t congregate in our capital city without the fear of being scalded with boiling liquid. Putting our members in harm’s way is not something the party is prepared to do. From next week, we will arrange private security for our campaigning events in this by-election. I am personally writing to the met police about how this has been handled, and how these violent thugs in ‘anti-racist’ groups are allowed to police themselves. Proscribing them as terrorist groups is looking increasingly justified. This country is in deep shit, and I have never felt more determined to restore it.

🚨 BREAKING: Uber Eats driver Saleh Mahmoud Taha Hassan has been jailed for nine years and four months after killing a student while drifting and skidding around Birmingham. He was uninsured and had passed his test less than two months earlier. • Saleh Mahmoud Taha Hassan, 20, lost control of a Toyota in Sutton Coldfield just before midnight on 22 August 2025 and hit Natasha Thorp, 21, as she walked arm in arm with her friend Cerys Cartwright. • Thorp died at the scene. Cartwright was seriously injured. CCTV showed him circling the town centre. The car had an obvious brake defect. He had done deliveries earlier that day. • He pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving, causing serious injury by dangerous driving and causing death while uninsured. The judge said it was not an accident and that he chose to show off.