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Reform has confirmed they will abolish ILR since 2025 - which will reverse the Boriswave.
Restore Britain hasn’t done this ❌
In fact, Rupert has said he disagreed with Reform on this ❌
Rupert Lowe is to the LEFT of Reform on immigration. ☑️
Restore is all vibes-based BS.
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Sam🏴🇬🇧 retweeted
I suspect there’ll be a lot of results like this at the General Election. But still, ego and party matter more to some people than country.
St James (Dudley) Council By-Election Result:
🌹 LAB: 38.0% (+16.2)
➡️ RFM: 37.9% (-11.0)
🌳 CON: 13.8% (-0.1)
◼️ RES: 6.9% (New)
🌍 GRN: 3.4% (-7.2)
No LDM (-3.9) or TUSC (-0.9) as previous.
Labour GAIN from Reform UK.
Changes w/ 2026.
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RT @Sam_ReformUK: Does anyone want to ask Restore Britain why they didn’t stand in the seats that the Tories were defending?
Pathetic.
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Does anyone want to ask Restore Britain why they didn’t stand in the seats that the Tories were defending?
Pathetic.
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Tell us Scott. Why didnt you stand in the seats that were Tory defending seats?
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My enemy's enemy is my friend. We know from recent results who your friends are. That is fine, and no, nobody owns another man's vote.
Your celebration of a loss, because somebody else loses, speaks volumes as to you, your character and the character of the party you support.
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RT @Politocrit1: @Sam_ReformUK Lowe owns racehorses. The racing sector is heavily funded by bookies. Rupert's just looking after the intere…
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A very strange policy from Lowe.
Gambling is not evil, and a Restore Britain Government will reduce taxes on the industry.
Adults should be free to make their own choices about how they spend their own money - a wild thing for a political party to say, I know.
Britain has a successful gambling industry that supports local economies all over the country.
In my constituency alone we have horse racing, a greyhound stadium, plenty of arcades and more.
We should be encouraging responsible operators to thrive, not taxing them into dust.
Problem gambling is an issue and should be properly addressed. But punishing an entire industry, costing thousands of jobs, for the actions of a very small number is not the answer.
Restore Britain will back British gambling.
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Sam🏴🇬🇧 retweeted
Gambling often turns into a very disastrous addiction. It shouldn’t be incentivised.
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Bad take.
The gambling industry is predatory and our people should be protected from it.
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Sam🏴🇬🇧 retweeted
The footage is clear. British etiquette requires we queue in an orderly manner and take our turn. @CarolineVoaden appears to think this doesn't apply to her and barging past @Nigel_Farage was acceptable. She should apologise.
Exclusive:
Nigel Farage's "physical altercation" during the State Opening of Parliament was with the Lib Dem MP Caroline Voaden - and has caused an major row between Reform and the Lib Dems.
Lib Dem sources say Voaden was left "shocked and shaken" after he "shoved" her to secure a place in the procession of MPs to the King's Speech.
Video from the Commons Chamber that day shows Farage and Voaden making their way down from their benches together.
Voaden reported the incident to the Serjeant at Arms and says Farage was asked to apologise - but hasn't.
A Reform spokesman denies any wrongdoing by Farage, saying "it was the Lib Dem MPs being aggressive towards Nigel". Lib Dems say that is "utter nonsense"
Farage said yesterday that the "physical altercation" was the reason he didn't put up a fight to be in the Chamber for the Budget after his prayer card to save a space was removed.
He said he thought that after the row with Voaden, it was "better to avoid conflict".
But in a further twist, a Commons spokesman says Farage's card was only removed because it didn't have a date stamp, which are required to reserve a spot.
Top work by @hope_sapphire here:
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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Sam🏴🇬🇧 retweeted
Why do Reform supporters give Peter Barnes any engagement?
Stop biting at him. ❌
He’s a literal nobody with 10k followers who just hates Reform - no matter what they do.
That’s his grift.
Don’t play into it.
“Reform need to get serious on the economy”
“Okay. Here’s a massive list of econ related….”
“Hahahaha your room is half empty”
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I’m starting to really dislike Kemi Badenoch.
Nigerian when it suits her. British when it suits her.
Now playing the race card.
You can’t hate the Tories enough.
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has told Good Morning Britain that ‘racist attacks’ on her are ‘not going to work’, after a former aide to Nigel Farage called her a ‘Nigerian scammer’.
Former UKIP adviser Raheem Kassam posted a series of tweets attacking Mrs Badenoch at the weekend.
When Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick was asked about the attacks by Ranvir and Paul, he said it wasn't his place to police what people write online.
#politics #conservatives #reformuk
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Sam🏴🇬🇧 retweeted
I am very encouraged by Reform's new economic plan. It's an ambitious, focused policy framework and you can see the careful and diligent thought that has gone into it. @RobertJenrick, @danny__kruger and all the team should be very proud of it.
At its heart are two very Thatcherite contentions: 1) The state does not generate prosperity. Businesses do. To do so the conditions must be right. 2)We cannot go on borrowing at the scale we are and that means learning to live within our means and have the state become much more efficient.
Wil be writing and talking about its measures, themes and overarching vision a good deal in the coming days.
A few key excerpts on the direction of travel it is setting out:
“To rescue Britain, we must borrow less, grow more and control inflation.”
“To borrow less will require either higher taxes or lower spending. But Britain's taxes are at their highest levels since the late 1940s. High taxes disincentivise work, investment, and risk-taking.”
“Instead we must cut public spending substantially.”
“Whiteball is too big, too expensive, and too focused on administration over delivery.”
“The civil service now employs more than half a million people. It is larger than when Tony Blair left office. Much of that growth has been concentrated in policy, communications, HR, and layers of management. This is not reflected in the quality of public services we receive”.
“At the same time, we need to get control of inflation and grow the economy. We cannot juice the economy by simply flooding it with money. Instead we need proper supply-side Reform.”
“That means reversing course on the post-1997 regulatory record of Labour and the Conservatives. This includes abolishing Net Zero to drive up energy production and reduce bills.”
reformparty.uk/policies/econ…
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It’s almost as if the country doesn’t like Kemi’s Tories playing woke victims? Bye bye conference bump. Hello scammer slump.
Lab 32% (+2)
Reform 25% (+1)
Con 21% (-1)
Green 8% (=)
Lib Dem 7% (=)
New Fieldwork: 23rd - 26th October 2026
New Sample: 1,932 GB Adults
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Sir Martin Sorrell is one of the UK’s top businessmen.
He sees nothing in Labour’s likely budget offering to help the economy, laments the economic decline of Europe and quickly rubbishes the UK’s “highest growth in the G7” mantra.
Worth a watch.
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Sam🏴🇬🇧 retweeted
I've never understood why a sensible policy suddenly becomes unacceptable because the wrong party proposed it.
If we're serious about economic growth, surely the question should be whether a measure works, what it costs and what the consequences are.
Good ideas shouldn't have party memberships.
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