⏰NEW POST⏰. The Coming Political Earthquake in UK Politics. “A revolution”, said Alexis de Tocqueville, “is not a sudden eruption, but the accumulation of silent changes that suddenly become visible”. And this is exactly what is now unfolding across the UK, with three revolts.

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New. How Brits think Keir Starmer is handling the issue of housing for asylum seekers:. Well 11%.Badly 71%. YouGov/Times tonight.

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“The Top Ten areas of the UK which now have the largest number of asylum seekers for every 10,000 residents are, in descending order: Hillingon, Glasgow, Hounslow, Hyndburn, Belfast, Burnley, Derby, Wolverhampton, Sandwell, and Stoke-on-Trent.”.

Only 24% of Brits sit at a table and make conversation while eating. Two-thirds stare at screens. -new survey, reported in The Times tonight.

“While the Labour-run council in highly-diverse Birmingham is now rushing to take down English and Union flags, it has left Palestinian flags flying for months”.

By the next general election, I predict 2 of the 3 most popular parties in British politics will campaign to LEAVE the ECHR. I'm delighted to see arguments we made a while ago going mainstream. The British people deserve, want and need radical change.

“The share of Brits who think immigration has been ‘good for the country’ has fallen from 32 per cent to a record low of 27 per cent while the share who think it’s ‘mostly bad’ has climbed from 39 to a record 49 per cent.”.

Labour’s winter fuel raid will hit 600,000 disabled pensioners

Whoa. Labour is still stripping 600,000 disabled pensioners of their winter fuel allowance while happily spanking £5 billion a year housing asylum-seekers. Not right. Not fair. ⬇️.

“The government spent £4.76 billion managing the asylum crisis last year, in the year ending June 2025. This is the equivalent of hiring 86,500 police officers or 16 million winter fuel payments for British pensioners at the upper rate”.

The Overton Window in British politics, the range of policies considered acceptable to discuss, is now rapidly expanding. For the first time, at the next election, we will debate how best to overhaul the post-war asylum system and bring about mass deportations. The liberal.

Labour’s ratings are collapsing across the board —especially “has Britain’s interests at heart” and “is in touch with ordinary people” —pollsters Opinium

Do NOT be fooled by Labour’s plan to “overhaul the asylum system”. This is clutching at straws stuff, tinkering around the edges. Unless we LEAVE the European Convention on Human Rights and reform Tony Blair’s Human Rights Act we will NEVER be able to control our borders and.

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Keir Starmer’s personal approval rating tonight is MINUS 41. He remains one of the most unpopular prime ministers since records began. -Opinium.

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Leading economists are now warning Rachel Reeves’ tax-and-spend gamble is driving Britain towards a 1970s-style debt crisis and bailout from the International Monetary Fund. —The Telegraph.

Labour-run Brighton and Hove has become the latest council —after Birmingham and Tower Hamlets—to demand the removal of St George’s Cross flags from its streets. Shame on them.