@spectator I have yet to hear from your editor after your hit piece on me. Is there a reason why? Here is my letter. Dear Mr Gove, I am writing to make a formal complaint regarding the article by Max Jeffery, Criminal candidates, grooming gangs and petrol bombings: welcome to Oldham,

Since Andy Burnham is apparently lining up to be the next Labour leader, here’s a reminder: Andy accused victims of Pakistani-Muslim grooming gangs of trying to “propagandise” the issue. He tried to block the grooming gangs inquiry in Manchester and nationally. He claimed that

Keir Starmer's Chagos project has collapsed. Not because new facts emerged, nor because Parliament suddenly woke up, but because the United States finally looked closely at what Britain was doing and said no. The moment Washington raised the 1966 treaty, the whole structure gave

.@SteveReedMP, can you explain how it is democratically legitimate for a government to encourage councils to request a delay to elections, and then rely on those requests as justification? Local authorities do not have the legal power to postpone elections. Only Parliament does.

🚨 GLOBALISM JUST DIED IN DAVOS Howard Lutnick just walked into the lion’s den — and told the World Economic Forum exactly what they didn’t want to hear. “Globalism has failed.” Not whispered. Not softened. Declared — on their own stage. He dismantled the entire WEF doctrine

Shall we show ⁦@SteveReedMP⁩ that people do care about the cancellation of democracy.. can we get this to 1m? Remove power to cancel local government elections - Petitions

🇬🇧 UK GOV USING “CHILD SAFETY” AS A SMOKESCREEN TO KILL FREE SPEECH ON 𝕏 Starmer’s regime says it’s cracking down to protect kids, but the numbers blow that lie wide open. Snapchat is behind nearly 50% of grooming cases. WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, all way higher than X.

‘Can we just get real!’ GB News Presenter Camilla Tominey fires off Labour’s U-turns to MP Alex Ballinger, challenging him on the Government's decision-making and spending costs. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604

When an Arab state reportedly views UK universities as a radicalisation risk, that should set alarm bells ringing. @UKLabour is taxing private education while failing to deal with Islamist extremism on campus, and now our universities may pay the price in lost overseas students

Google’s Gemini and OpenAI’s ChatGPT will also generate images of people in bikinis when prompted. So why is Keir Starmer so focused on Grok and X?

They just want to suppress free speech

"You said you wanted to ‘turn a corner’ in 2026, but instead you seem to have turned your back on the views you used to hold dear." My letter to the Prime Minister ⬇️

Is that you @RichardBurgon?

We’re all waiting @AndyBurnhamGM.

🚨Breaking News🚨 I have just read that PM Keir Starmer was told by the Egyptian govt all about @alaa Abd El-Fattah's Islamic extremism. My source is good but I can't find a second source. In the meantime more hate to digest. Can you help Embassy of Egypt UK @egypt_uk?

.@Keir_Starmer praises free speech when it suits him. Jails people for it when it doesn’t. He celebrates the release of Alaa Abd El-Fattah as a victory for free expression, yet backs a system at home where social media posts lead to police action and prison. Free speech abroad.

9 November 2022 - Starmer complains to Rishi Sunak that Fattah is "a British citizen jailed for the crime of posting on social media". https://t.co/bsplHO29nL

Last year 107 MPs and Peers wrote to David Lammy urging him to secure the return of Alaa el-Fattah - a man who had publicly espoused his hatred of British people, white people and Jews. They included: 6 Tories 5 Greens 35 Labour 34 Lib Dems 7 SNP …and ZERO Reform of course.

.@JDVance @UnderSecPD @SecRubio are you comfortable with @Keir_Starmer delightfully welcoming this individual back into the United Kingdom, given his public comments celebrating the killing of US servicemen and women? This is deeply concerning and deserves scrutiny.

🚨 NEW: The Electoral Commission has criticised the Government for proposing to delay 63 Council elections in May next year It says the elections should go ahead as planned and that capacity issues linked to local government reform are not a valid reason for postponement