C’est IMMONDE. Comment tu peux faire ça à des pompiers ? 😤 Je n’ai plus les mots. J’ai tellement la rage devant ces images insupportables.

If there was a referendum on rejoining the eu tomorrow what would you vote for. Please share for a wider audience. Cheers.

🚨Found an iPhone this morning whilst walking the dog. If you’re like me, your whole world is on that phone. Banking. Contacts. Pictures you can’t replace. I’ve taken it home and put it on charge. Call it. If you recognise the lock screen, ring the phone. 👍🏻

EXCLUSIVE: Tan Ikram, deputy chief magistrate, is an adviser to a Pakistani organisation that referred to “so-called ‘grooming gangs’” and called Suella Braverman’s comments about British-Pakistani gangs “reprehensible”. My investigation reveals: • He targeted Bradford to encourage Pakistani lawyers to become judges: “[Bradford has] lots and lots of Pakistani practitioners… I specifically went there to reach out to that particular group of lawyers.” • He is listed as an adviser to the British Pakistan Foundation, which attacked Braverman over her grooming-gang comments and condemned the “collective punishment of the Palestinians” following October 7. Ikram spared three women punishment for a terrorism offence involving paraglider images. • Grooming gang survivor Fiona Goddard called his association with the foundation “deeply concerning”, asking: “Why is a senior judge connected to such a partisan group?” • He helped organise a meeting between judges and senior imams at the Old Bailey. • He sits on the Judicial Appointments Commission and has helped edit the guidance judges use on race and cultural differences. • He said he used his ethnicity as “a bit of an advantage” in his legal career. He also said his mother “today doesn’t really speak English”, despite coming to Britain in the early 1960s. I’ve examined his speeches, interviews, links to Pakistani and Muslim groups and rulings. Read the full investigation: stevenedginton.com/p/we-need…

🚨🚨 SOCIAL MEDIA BAN FOR UNDER 16s It has now been confirmed by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Lisa Nandy, that the social media ban for under-16s will come into force in March 2027. We know this ban will not work. In Australia, from where the UK has taken its lead, children have circumvented the ban by using VPNs. The UK Government also considered announcing a VPN ban, only to later perform a U-turn and put the idea on ice. If it does go ahead, the UK would join the same league as North Korea, Iran, Iraq and Turkmenistan. Increasingly, children are using social media sites and YouTube to access news and educational material. The Government is also pushing through plans in the Representation of the People Bill to give 16-year-olds the vote. How can we realistically expect a 16-year-old to make an informed decision at the ballot box if they do not have access to journalistic content and material of democratic importance online? The Government has failed to explain how its proposal can be reconciled with its duties under the Online Safety Act to protect content of democratic importance and journalistic content. At the Free Speech Union, we warned when these plans were unveiled earlier this year that a selective ban would leave Ofcom tasked with enforcing the political preferences of whichever Government is in power. At its most basic, a left-wing Government could target X while protecting Bluesky, while a right-wing Government could protect X and turn its sights on Bluesky. While we all want to ensure that children are protected online, the Government must not stray beyond its intended aim. Given its track record and the scope creep of the Online Safety Act, we have very little hope that it will.

Benjamin Netanyahu: “I salute the heroes on the flight from Dubai who showed resourcefulness and courage. I have instructed the security establishment to prepare for additional potential threats.”

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Could be getting pulled over by French police shortly over something I wasn’t even involved in. Last night, a group of English lads helped a 19-year-old migrant who told them he was trying to get away from two other migrant males he said had been sexually abusing him. They gave him a lift to the train station, bought him food and drink and gave him some cash. A French family saw them leaving with him, panicked and called the police because they thought the Englishmen were going to harm him. I calmed them down, used translate and explained what had actually happened. Today I bumped into the same family again, this time with NGOs, and they were calling the police on me. So I could now be stopped and questioned over a situation I wasn’t even part of, where a group of Englishmen were actually trying to help someone. You genuinely couldn’t make this up. Interview at 12. Let’s see how this goes. 🤭😬🤞

SCAM ALERT🚨: There are several go fund me and spoof links send you to the RNLI websites and go fund me links for Danny Tommo BE CAREFUL WHAT LINKS YOU CLICK ON OR WHERE YOU DONATE

STATEMENT about my local resident Del Somerville who pled guilty to violent disorder at a local protest. Firstly I want to say I condemn any violent behaviour towards anyone. It’s never acceptable and never the answer. Del from Paulsgrove in Portsmouth, where I’m the elected Cllr for, has just received a 2 year prison sentence. To be clear he plead guilty. The report states he ‘pushed through a police corden’, and he ‘swore’ and he ‘threw a plastic bottle into the air towards a police line’. Now if you break the law that should have consequences but this is where I have the problem… In handing down the two-year sentence, the judge explicitly stated that the punishment was intended to act as a stark deterrent to others participating in subsequent regional protests. I’m sorry but the law should be applied evenly and fairly. Del being made example of means his sentence is disproportionately worse in comparison to what others would have received in a comparable situation, outside of a protest. That is wrong. We’ve seen violent assault convictions handed out with suspended prison sentences but then this one gets 2 years and is rushed through a process that took a few weeks. We shouldn’t be ‘setting examples to deter others’. We should be applying the law fairly. This is a reminder that if you are attending any protest to always remain calm a peaceful. One slightly poor emotional response can change your life forever. This system isn’t fair and it needs to be. One rule for one, one rule for another. It’s wrong.

I've just got off the phone with his son, his father Del, has been sent to HMP Lewes today where he is expected to serve 9 months or so from a 2 year sentence for throwing a plastic bottle. RIDICULOUS. He's a top bloke, worked with him for a few months, he would do anything for the lads on site and such a good man. I will be posting his prison number once his boy gets it, through the HMP website anyone can send him some funds to make his time a little more comfortable, allowing him to buy things from the shopping list they have, once a week. MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW.

BREAKING: The US is seeking to join Elon Musk’s court fight over the EU’s €120 million fine on X. The Trump administration has applied to support X’s challenge, arguing that the European Commission overstepped its authority. Washington is now standing with Musk. 🔥

🚨 The Govt would rather police what people say than fix its failures. @AllisonPearson takes aim at “misinformation” plans while people struggle with energy bills and illegal migration. “People are going to be persecuted for objecting to the awful consequences of govt policy.”

A child left behind, injured in the water, while his father gets onto the boat and leaves French lifeguards to save him. What kind of father does that? Crashing waves. Chaos. A child struggling in the water, while his own father boards the boat rather than staying to protect him. I believe scenes like this expose the failures surrounding these crossings, from the charities involved, to the actions of the French authorities, to the decisions being made by the British Government. People are becoming increasingly angry about what they are seeing. I genuinely fear that if confidence in the authorities continues to collapse, some people will eventually try to take matters into their own hands. To be absolutely clear, I am not condoning, encouraging or supporting violence in any way, shape or form. Adrian

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Defo not been arrested

♦️ IN A NUTSHELL FOR THOSE WHO HATE LONG POSTS ♦️ For 20 years we've been told "Ministers can't do anything, it's the blob, it's the lawyers, it's the quangos." Danny Kruger's plan says: enough. ♦️ Abolish the Cabinet Office ♦️ Scrap the quangos - give powers back to elected Ministers ♦️ Split the top job - Cabinet Secretary - into 3. No more one person with a stranglehold ♦️ Ministers can hire and fire - reward the good ones, move the bad ones ♦️ Civil Service Code rewritten - you work for the elected government, not for yourself His quote: "There can be no distinction between elected and permanent government." Translation: We vote, ministers perform ‼️. About time. 👌

Raise your hand if you think Von der Leyen should be PROSECUTED and thrown into PRISON 🔥🔥🔥🔥☄️