Jailed for a tweet Jailed for exposing crimes Jailed for trying to stop boats Lucy. Tommy. Danny. This is Britain

🚨NEWS: LIDL face severe backlash after new Beef products loaded with 'PEA PROTEIN' The move was allegedly a cost cutting exercise to make up for the price of high quality beef But to add to that LIDL has its own GREEN targets and so is lowering its environmental impact Beef is one of the most nutritious foods available to us, we don't need to artificially adjust it with plant protein Keep things as natural as possible This is awful

The sexual revolution is now more than 60 years old, meaning many children born from it are now middle-aged. Their voices are increasingly resonating through media and popular culture, and tell an ever more sinister story... Link (audio included) 👇

Milk without a cow is already being sold in the US. 🥛 Bored Cow uses Perfect Day whey protein, produced through fermentation using a genetically engineered microorganism rather than taking the protein from an actual cow. The resulting whey protein is intended to be molecularly identical to conventional dairy whey. And here’s the part worth paying attention to: the carton can be marketed as “animal free”, while the allergen statement still says “contains milk” because the protein is considered a milk protein. The FDA has reviewed the safety of this type of precision-fermentation-derived whey, and products are already reaching consumers. Whether you think this is the future of food or something you’d rather avoid, the label matters. Don’t just look at the big words on the front of the carton. Turn it around and see exactly what you’re buying. 👀🥛

It’s now clear - at least to me - that War on three fronts is about to erupt. A major US attack upon Iran possibly involving nuclear weapons, a European attack upon Russia, and an Israeli ethnic cleansing operation in the West Bank. Clearly co-ordinated between all three belligerents. Expect suspension of civil liberties, elections, a full-media takeover by the security services.

It’s estimated that one in five women in the UK will experience a miscarriage in their lifetime. But if you lose a pregnancy before 24 weeks, there is currently no legal right to bereavement leave. I don’t think that’s right. Losing a pregnancy can be devastating. You and your partner shouldn’t have to worry about going straight back to work. So we’re changing the law. From April, women and their partners will be entitled to two weeks off after any pregnancy loss. And we’re making wider changes, with new rights to time off when you lose someone you love. When you’re grieving, you deserve the time and space to do that.

The baby's aunt is the biological mother, her grandmother is the birth mother. But the daughter is being raised in a motherless... camper. The two men had her promise to not breast-feed, and if the baby were to try to latch onto her breast (a baby's first extinct) grandmother promised to "slap the baby away." Love did not make this family. Biological contortion and deprivation made this family. piped.video/shorts/xV3h6cVu3…

BBC removes 11 Mitchell and Webb comedy sketches from iPlayer bbc.in/4799EIB

Let me explain why today's adults want toys. We have an entire generation who grew up in families fragmented by no-fault divorce and sexual “liberation”—with parents who divorced, never married each other, or brought a revolving door of partners into the home. Those children were starved of the stability, maternal love, and paternal love they needed to mature. Parents are supposed to understand, support, and accommodate their children. But when adult sexual identity, validation, and desire take priority, children are forced to understand, support, and accommodate their parents. Adult sexual liberation --> inverting the parent-child relationship. Those kids are adults now, but they never really had a childhood. Finally in control of their own lives, they’re grasping for some semblance of the childhood they were denied. We can only hope their attempt to reclaim childhood stops with the He-Man dolls—and that they don’t repeat the cycle by forcing their own children to carry adult burdens.

What happens to elderly people in nursing homes when the money runs out and there's nobody left? No spouse. No children. No relatives. No friends checking in. No one coming to visit. Just a person who spent decades working, raising families, paying bills, surviving hardships, and building a life. Then one day, the savings are gone. What happens next? Do they get moved somewhere else? Does the state step in? Who makes decisions for them when they can no longer make them for themselves? And beyond the logistics, what does that loneliness feel like? The thought of reaching the final chapter of life with no family, no support system, and no one who even notices you're gone is heartbreaking. It's something I think about more often than I'd like to admit. How does society care for people who have absolutely nobody left?