Off Topic The threat from the Far-Right (or left)
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MP Mike Amesbury jailed for punching constituent
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24 Feb 2025 — Suspended Labour MP Mike Amesbury has been jailed for 10 weeks after he admitted punching a man to the ground in his Cheshire constituency.
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best friends with Labours Peter Mandelson, who was in bed with Kier Starmer and lefties, are trying to put Farage in there when it's them who always have their noses in the trough
best friends with Labours Peter Mandelson, who was in bed with Kier Starmer and lefties, are trying to put Farage in there when it's them who always have their noses in the trough
Not a good look and a very bad start, should have made an example of him !
Keir Starmer is about to burn down the Labour Party - but Andy Burnham will get the blame
The Prime Minister would rather watch the Labour Party burn than hand it to Andy Burnham without a fight, says Jonathan Walker.
ANALYSIS
By Jonathan Walker, Whitehall Editor
08:01, Wed, Jun 10, 2026 Updated: 08:02, Wed, Jun 10, 2026
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Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham hopes to become Labour leader. (Image: Getty)
Keir Starmer is telling Labour colleagues that he will fight any attempt to force him out of No 10. If Andy Burnham does win the Makerfield by-election next week and returns to Westminster as an MP, the message is that Sir Keir won’t resign as Prime Minister. It means Mr Burnham will not get the “coronation” some of his supporters are hoping for, allowing him to take charge of the Labour Party and the country without a fight. Instead, Sir Keir is telling the world that he will keep on doing his job.
The Financial Times reports the Prime Minister is planning to tell Ministers they will have to resign from his Government if they want to support any rival candidates, including Mr Burnham, the Greater Manchester Mayor. It reports one official said: “No 10 has been making it known that if there is a contest, you will be expected to resign from the Government if you want to support someone else.”
not a good look should have been made an example of
Its the cash we splash that does that, championship wages gets championship standard
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A sad day for Sunderland, and especially Hylton Castle.
A Reform Government would impose a total ban on visas, allowing anyone from Sudan to enter the UK. The policy was highlighted by Zia Yusuf, the party’s home affairs spokesman, after a 30-year-old Sudanese man was arrested and charged with attempted murder following a knife attack in Belfast. Mr Yusuf said: “The horror of what you have seen in Belfast is a direct result of treacherous Tory and Labour immigration policy. Reform has already announced a TOTAL BAN ON VISAS FOR ANYONE FROM SUDAN. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!”
He made the comments in a post on X, which was re-posted by Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. The alleged attacker was on a five-year refugee visa, having travelled from Sudan to Paris, then onto Dublin. He then travelled to Belfast by bus on February 10, 2023, and lodged an asylum claim, after which he was granted refugee status until 2028. He is due to appear at Belfast Magistrates’ Court.
He made the comments in a post on X, which was re-posted by Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. The alleged attacker was on a five-year refugee visa, having travelled from Sudan to Paris, then onto Dublin. He then travelled to Belfast by bus on February 10, 2023, and lodged an asylum claim, after which he was granted refugee status until 2028. He is due to appear at Belfast Magistrates’ Court.
It's Labour, not Farage, who've whipped up the fury over Henry Nowak's murder
The two-tier arsonists are complaining about their own fire.
OPINION
By Jonathan Saxty - Political Commentator
09:35, Wed, Jun 3, 2026 Updated: 09:35, Wed, Jun 3, 2026
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Nigel Farage spoke for a nation (Image: Reform UK)
Far from whipping up racial tensions, Nigel Farage spoke for the nation when he called out the political class for its deafening silence at the racist death and treatment of white student Henry Nowak. If Labour and the Tories – in bed with an out of touch law and order establishment – hadn't created a two-tier justice system Farage wouldn't be able to 'whip up' anything to begin with.
Aside from writing to the Attorney General to review what seems to be an unduly lenient sentence, Reform UK is pledging to enact an Equal Treatment Act within the first 100 days of entering government. This would overturn progressive capture of policing and ensure equality before the law. It would ban Police Race Action Plans, eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) practices, and end the exemption for Sikhs to carry large bladed weapons.
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Zia Yusuf, Reform’s Shadow Home Secretary, said Nowak's death late past year was "a direct result of police initiatives like the Hampshire Police Race Action Plan which trains officers to do this. A Reform government will pass an Equal Treatment Act, which will end two tier policing for good."
Reform says its plans will end so-called positive discrimination and anti-white racism in policing. Moreover, police will no longer need to make exceptions for the behaviour of minority groups. Under Reform, immigrants (and presumably all racial minorities) will receive no preferential treatment over whites.
Labour MP refuses to be 'complicit in cover up' in scathing attack on party whips ahead of sleaze probe vote: 'I will NOT vote against!'
WATCH: Emma Lewell launches furious attack on Labour whips ahead of key sleaze probe votePublished: 28/04/2026
Labour MPs have been whipped into voting against a formal investigation into whether Keir Starmer misled the House
A Labour MP has launched a furious tirade against her party whips for pushing her to vote against a sleaze probe into Sir Keir Starmer, accusing them of being "out of touch".
Addressing the House of Commons during a debate on the vote, Emma Lewell hit out at the "sorry saga" of Lord Peter Mandelson's appointment and declared she feels "let down" by the Prime Minister.
Expressing her outrage at Labour whips for telling MPs to go against an investigation into whether Sir Keir misled MPs, Ms Lewell told the House: "I have watched this whole sorry saga play out for weeks now. Like the public, I feel let down and disappointed. I am angry.
"Peter Mandelson should never have been appointed - this was a fundamental failure of judgment. Matthew Doyle should never have been given a peerage, this was also a failure of judgment."
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Melting down Nigerians to fill pot holes, is this racism? 
Haway man, melt down the Gambians, melt down the Welsh and render their lamb fat for a nice dinner.
Haway man, melt down the Gambians, melt down the Welsh and render their lamb fat for a nice dinner.
It was not their decision but elected NI officials, and its for decisions like that that they were kicked out anyway, and not stopping the thousands of illegals who have entered since, will be why Labour gets kicked out
LABOUR FAR LEFT ACTIVIST ALWAYS SQUEAL THE LOUDEST AT ANYTHING THEY FIND WHICH AFFECTS THEM NOT THE AVARAGE VOTER
probably why Labour lost so many council votes in Sunderland for years they never cared one iota for the ordinary citizens only what the activists wanted