🚨 WELL WELL WELL: LISA NANDY SUPPRESSES REPORT INTO FOREIGN TAKEOVER OF THE TELEGRAPH Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy is quietly stalling the publication of an official investigation into the UAE bid to buy The Telegraph. What on earth are you hiding from the British public, Lisa?

Belgium like France. Western Europe is in chaos.

🚨 BREAKING: GREEN PARTY CAUGHT CHEATING AS CAMPAIGN CHIEF ADMITS SECRET MOSQUE ENDORSEMENTS!!!!!!!! The Green Party pretends to hold the moral high ground, but behind closed doors they rely on illegal sectarian stitch ups. Hannah Spencer campaign manager just admitted that local mosques secretly endorsed the Green candidate, directly violating strict charity laws. They broke electoral regulations, abused tax exempt charity status, and cheated their way through the ballot box! Retweet this right now to expose the corrupt reality of the Green Party to the entire country. 🇬🇧🔥

Finally, it's being widely talked about! Folic acid should be nowhere near staple foods. Arguably it shouldn't even be in supplements. A small proportion of the population might need folate supplements. So: let's find out who those people are, and give them folate supplements, and keep unnecessary and potentially harmful medicines out of everyone's food. There's enough crap in processed food already without adding medicine as well.

💥 RESPECTED SWANSEA COMMUNITY FIGURE JAILED FOR 14 YEARS OVER SUSTAINED SEXUAL ABUSE OF TWO GIRLS A respected member of Swansea’s Muslim community has been jailed for 14 years after carrying out a sustained and systematic campaign of sexual abuse against two young girls. Mohammad Abedean, 62, of Page Street in Swansea city centre, was convicted following a trial at Swansea Crown Court of 14 offences including sexual assault and assault by penetration. The court heard Abedean’s offending had devastating consequences for his victims, with one describing herself as feeling “like damaged goods” as a result of the abuse. The years of offending only came to light after one of the girls ran away from home and left behind a letter explaining that she needed to escape the person who was hurting her. Although she did not name her abuser in the letter, she wrote about fearing she might take her own life and said she had remained silent because she did not believe anybody would believe or help her. She also said she felt unable to approach police because of concerns about what would happen if the abuse became known within the community. Police became involved following her disappearance and a second victim was subsequently identified. Helen Randall, prosecuting, read details from a victim impact statement in which one of the girls described the profound effect the abuse had had on her life. She said she had struggled to form relationships and had experienced insomnia, nightmares and periods of self-harm. The victim said the abuse had left her feeling dirty in her own skin and “like damaged goods”, and told the court she had also been shunned by some members of the Muslim community. The second victim said her experiences had left her fearful of older men and had affected her education, placing her future career ambitions at risk. The court also heard the case had caused divisions within the local Muslim community, with some people supporting Abedean and others siding with his victims. Sentencing him, Judge Geraint Walters said Abedean had used his respected status within the community in a way which had effectively protected him for years. The judge said Abedean had entered the witness box during his trial and essentially accused his victims of fabricating the allegations against him. Judge Walters said it was “sad to say the least” that victims of child sexual abuse could be regarded within parts of the community as “forever more tainted”. Abedean was sentenced to 14 years, comprising 13 years in custody and a further one year on extended licence as an offender of particular concern. He was also made subject to an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order and will remain on the sex offenders register for life.