369 Responses to Midweek 10th June 2026

  1. MarkyMark says:

    Labour and Conservatives will look after your kids….

    “Alison Holt , Social affairs editor and Jim Reed, Health reporter
    Published
    15 minutes ago
    Dozens of children questioning their gender, including some under 13 years old, were inappropriately prescribed medication by a Brighton GP practice, an NHS safety investigation has found.

    A year-long inquiry into the WellBN clinic found that 78 young patients were potentially harmed after puberty-blocking drugs and cross-sex hormones were prescribed without proper checks.

    More than 20 children were given medication without a face-to-face appointment between February 2023 and December 2025.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c932y3q09qro
    Dozens of children put at risk after gender care failures at GP clinic, inquiry finds

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  2. Fedup2 says:

    I get the feeling all sorts of dirt is going to be buried while people are following the World Cup -Hermer will be plotting prosecutions of ex military and hurty words types … -avoid arrest – no reply interviews – plead not guilty – get a proper brief – not a TTK one …

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    • MarkyMark says:

      23 Oct 2024 “Criminals Having A Great Time!” | Prisoner Shouts ‘Big Up Keir’ After Being Released Early

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  3. wwfc says:

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  4. Fedup2 says:

    And now a second defence minister has gone – Fred Carno – or Al carns – has fallen on his sword – which is made of balsa wood …..
    In view of the fact that there’s not much by way of armed forces – do we need a ‘defence minister ‘ as all ,,,?

    …if you get a chance – read Al carns resignation letter – count how many times he mentions ‘Labour party ‘( answer = zero ) and his comments about the prosecution of ex soldiers over Northern Ireland is wonderfully brutal …

    TTK must be deep in his bunker ….

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    • DYKEVISIONS says:

      There is no money for defence.

      Yes, welfare payments should be reduced and targeted better but the real elephant in the room which no one is highlighting, is Mad Miliband’s Net Zero policies which are crippling the country’s finances.

      Shut him down and there would be plenty of moolah to go round.

      By the way, hope everyone is enjoying the comfort blanket of ‘Soccer’ for the next 3 weeks, hoping one of the Muslim countries competing wins the World Cup (England?)

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  5. wwfc says:

    EVERY DAY FFS

    Pakistani asylum seeker jailed for 10 years after raping teenager in Nottinghamshire
    https://www.gbnews.com/news/pakistani-asylum-seeker-jailed-10-years-rap-teenage-woman-nottinghamshire
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  6. Nibor says:

    Not BBC but something they wouldn’t add to the mix .

    How about no person can claim asylum in Northern Ireland , it must be on the UK mainland ?

    So the Dublin routers can get there but have no access to public funds . They can’t get to GB because the shipping and airline companies can’t take them .

    It’s not a silver bullet but it’s a start .

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    • taffman says:

      Nibor
      Nice try, but what about the so-called “Small Boats”?
      Scrap the Border Farce and give the job and the boats to the Royal Navy and Royal Marines .

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      • Nibor says:

        Taffman , I agree there might be small boats there but

        1; it’s another added cost to the smugglers

        2; it would need another gang , can the whole network trust them

        3; it would be easier to control etc by the authorities

        4; and the paramilitaries.

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      • DYKEVISIONS says:

        and not the free cruise ship enablers, the RNLI.

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  7. Sluff says:

    Meanwhile on the BBC South Yorkshire page……….just in case you missed it…….

    Rapist jailed for trafficking and abusing girls
    A shop worker who groomed and trafficked seven girls aged between 12 and 16 for sexual abuse has been jailed.
    Bawan Harwe, 28, messaged his victims on social media under a fake name, offering them money and e-cigarettes to win their trust, before raping and abusing them.

    Harwe’s accomplice, Sharam Muhamadi, who helped facilitate the abuse, failed to attend the hearing at Sheffield Crown Court and will be sentenced at a later date.
    Following a four-week trial, Harwe, an Iraqi national, was found guilty of eight counts of rape, two counts of meeting a child following sexual grooming, two counts of false imprisonment, and six counts of arranging and facilitating travel of another person with a view of exploitation.

    Sentencing Harwe, of no fixed abode, to 29 years imprisonment, Judge Sarah Wright told him: “The harm you have caused is of unimaginable proportions.

    Another triumph for diversity and multiculturalism in a once-proud railway workers community, just yards from where Mallard and Flying Scotsman were built.

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  8. harry142857 says:

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  9. wwfc says:

    South Africa vs Mexico the South African team were all black will BBC sport have a discussion about the lack of diversity in the South African team ?

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  10. pugnazious says:

    Yep…what I always thought…it’s the mini-marts that are the problem…..

    ‘Child-rape sentence reignites scrutiny of UK high street mini-marts’
    ‘Being bribed with vapes and alcohol by mini-mart workers is a “normal” thing to hear about, two schoolgirls tell us on Hexthorpe Rd in Doncaster.’

    or maybe not so much….maybe it’s the immigrant men…

    ‘Bawan Harwe, a 28-year-old Iraqi national, lured underage girls back to his flat – also on Hexthorpe Road – with the promise of free vapes and cash.

    Sheffield Crown Court heard Harwe targeted the victims because of their age, plied them with drink and drugs, and raped or abused them. The youngest victim was 12 years old.

    The BBC understands Harwe is seeking asylum but the Home Office says it cannot confirm his status in the UK for legal reasons.

    A co-worker, Sharam Muhamadi, originally from Iran, has also been convicted of facilitating travel for exploitation. There is now a manhunt to find him after he fled the trial.’

    Rather suspect if we got rid of the mini-marts the problem might just still exist.

    Still….all those young girls raped and abused are a necessary sacrifice, worth making for the greater good of diversity and cultural enrichment…..as some Irish politician said yesterday…’yes, yes, yes to diversity…and yes to one united community.’

    Can you have diversity as well as a united community? Think not.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd6e0021vjjo

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  11. JohnC says:

    Why the BBC can never change while it remains in it’s current form. It’s an outdated, fundamentally flawed model which was never intended to be an ‘impartial’ news source.

    The Revolving Door
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    The “revolving door” at the BBC refers to the frequent movement of personnel between the public broadcaster and government political positions. Critics from across the political spectrum argue that this constant exchange of staff creates a shared mindset between journalists and politicians, eroding the BBC’s core mandate of strict editorial impartiality.

    The revolving door fuels distinct criticisms regarding how the BBC delivers its news:

    Elite “Common Sense”: Media analysts argue the primary issue is not always a hidden partisan agenda, but rather a “cultural groupthink.” When journalists and political strategists constantly swap jobs, they develop a shared perspective that naturally favors established political norms and powerful interests while struggling to comprehend alternative or anti-establishment political movements

    Accusations of Pro-Government Bias: Critics from the political left suggest that because the BBC’s funding and leadership structure depend on the government in power, the revolving door subconsciously pressures editorial teams to favor the sitting government’s narrative.
    (The amusing thing about this article is that it is by ‘The Guardian’ and far-Left Owen Jones bitching about the Conservatives under Cameron. But it applies even more so today as their funding is under pressure – though the shameless hypocrite Owen won’t be complaining now).

    Accusations of Left-Wing/Liberal Bias: Conversely, right-wing critics and competing commercial media outlets point to the university-educated, London-centric background of many journalists, arguing that the revolving door reinforces a socially liberal, institutional worldview that is out of touch with the wider public

    The Funding Conflict: Because the BBC is funded by a compulsory licence fee set by politicians, critics note that senior executives face an inherent conflict of interest: they must stay close to political figures to protect their budget, further greasing the revolving door.

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  12. JohnC says:

    Starmer: So comrade, what do you think about living in the UK ?.
    Man On Street: I can’t complain.
    S: Good, good. What do you think about illegal immigration ?.
    MOS: Well, I can’t complain about that either.
    S: Excellent. What do you think about my tax rises to fund benefits for Muslim immigrants ?.
    MOS: Once again, I can’t complain.
    S: That’s just great. I trust you will vote for me at the next election ?.
    MOS: Can’t do that, I’m leaving the country.
    S: What ??. Why ?.
    MOS: Because then I CAN complain.

    I’ll get my coat.

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  13. JohnC says:

    Three jailed for violence at Henry Nowak police protest
    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c70y84066gko

    Amazingly all the accused get their faces up on the front BBC news page. When was the last time you saw that for anyone not white ?.

    Anyway, spare a thought for Kamil Josef Klonek who has been officially charged with violent disorder.

    What did he do ?
    ‘ The prosecution states that Klonek was filmed in the “centre of the disturbance, chanting at police” and under-arm throwing a beer can into the area.’

    He has no previous criminal record.

    He has pled not guilty. So he has been refused bail and is to be locked up until NOVEMBER for his trial.

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  14. JohnC says:

    From AI:

    The BBC has published one specific, dedicated article focusing primarily on Hadi Alodid, his charges, and his background, rather than the wider riots.

    The BBC has published at least 8 distinct articles and video reports dedicated specifically to the protests, rioting, and political fallout, alongside multiple continuous rolling live-text update pages

    I’ve learned some amazing things about our justice system from AI.

    Did you know that in the UK, as soon as he was charged (less than 24 hours after his arrest) the media are banned by law from reporting ANYTHING about him except report official court proceedings.

    And as the case will likely be well into next year, it’s effectively a total ban on telling us anything at all from almost the moment he was taken in to custody.

    I asked AI how it differed from Fascism. It told me:

    In a Fascist System: The government controls information to protect itself, hide its actions, and crush political opposition.

    In the UK Legal System: The law restricts information to protect an ordinary citizen’s right to a fair trial, ensuring the government (the police and state prosecutors) cannot use the media to bias a jury and easily lock someone up.

    I have to say that under Starmer, it sounds a lot more like the first one to me.

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    • Ian Rushlow says:

      Regarding the protests, a lot of them seem to focus on the difficulties allegedly being experienced by ‘nurses of colour’ (though presumably not the blue or green ones). Interesting choice – wonder if the mini-market owners, kebab shop workers, people smuggler agents and drug dealers ‘of colour’ are being impacted in their work, too. Urgent BBC Panorama special needed now.

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      • JohnC says:

        It’s a sign about how desperate they are that they are playing every dirty trick they can for this. I haven’t seen a single article anywhere talking about the root cause : uncontrolled immigration from 3rd world Muslim countries.

        The ‘establishment’ (ie the metropolitan Left) have been dreading this for a long time now and it’s their worst nightmare that it might take hold. Hence the extreme over-reaction we are seeing.

        This threatens their entire status as the arbiters and controllers of our society. I would argue that the time has come that their Leftist view of how UK society should be needs some adjustment to compensate for the real world of today. But they won’t because they are living in a bubble 20 years out of date and do not even understand what the problem is.
        None of them will live on the kind of street where these events happen.

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  15. Fedup2 says:

    Poor BBC – squirming over the failure of TTK to defence britistan – and losing a defence minister , a military junior minister and two MOD MPs … with scalding resignation letters .
    And the replacement ? – one Dan Jarvis – his previous life as a captain in the parachute regiment – being touted strongly – but how can an ‘insider ‘ like him take such a job ?…. But there has to be someone to clean the toilet – so it’s him .

    There’s no where for the BBC to hide on this one – and sooner or later they have to release their ‘defence plan ‘ which hopefully will be the death of the Marxists …

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  16. Fedup2 says:

    BBC news

    It flatly reports that a 14 year old girl has been charged with ax’ knife attack ‘( x2 attempted murder ) at a school in Manchester a couple of days ago – this was overshadowed by the now forgotten Northern Ireland horror and Henry Nowak …..

    The clue to Manchester is that the investigation was by ‘counter terrorism police ‘ – so toss it up ‘far right ‘ or ‘Muslim ‘?

    We will probably only be told if the girl had a picture of Hitler on her bedroom wall … but somehow ….. Islam …?

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  17. Fedup2 says:

    Today
    Excellent news – economy contracted by 0.1% in April … won’t see Rachel or TTK charging around the studios crowing about growth – and it’s going to get worse – hopefully – very quickly ….
    Then the bond markets will bite … finally …. And President Trump can finally kill off the Marxists – whether it’s TTK or bodybags

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  18. Fedup2 says:

    World Cup
    I was watching the Mexico Game on an iPad – I saw that ‘shithole got a red card ‘ – I thought it was about the Marxist regime ….

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  19. atlas_shrugged says:

    Just finished listening to an interview on Times Radio with Errol Musk (Elon Musk’s father).

    Errol Musk completely wiped the floor with the interviewer who Errol said was completely brainwashed.

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    • atlas_shrugged says:

      Then AI told me this:

      Times Radio frequently restricts access to or unlists specific controversial interviews—such as those featuring Errol Musk—due to editorial, licensing, or legal reviews. When broadcast segments involve highly polarizing rhetoric or questionable claims, the station may temporarily suspend “listen again” features while they review the material and ensure it complies with UK broadcasting regulations

      I said: In the future there will be no past.

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    • atlas_shrugged says:

      Here is the clip of Errol Musk being interviewed on Times Radio. He is fantastic:

      https://gettr.com/post/p40wp8dba95

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  20. AsISeeIt says:

    For the most part, football takes centre stage edition

    Let’s cut to the chase, afterall brevity is the soul of wit, as the long-winded character Polonius remarked in Hamlet (Act 2, Scene 2) just before he proceeds to ramble on, adding a touch of irony to the line.

    Our destination for a concise quick take on our top political news story – amidst all the football – is therefore the Daily Star: PM ‘has no defence’

    I’ll throw in The Sun: Thanks but no tanks… Defence Sec quits with swipe at PM over cash

    That was your half-time show… now back to the football.

    Game on! – shouts the Star’s thought for the day.

    World Cup kicks off in Mexico with Shakira, dancing, and protests – announces our BBC, with an enlarged team squad: Will Grant, BBC’s Mexico, Central America and Cuba correspondent, Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu and Nardine Saad.

    Protests, you ask?

    But outside the stadium, there were sporadic violent clashes as radical protesters attempted to disrupt the event and were met by a heavy security response. (BBC) – “full force of the law” – sorry, I can’t replicate in plain text that familiar prissy adenoidal drone.

    For the most part, though, football took centre stage (BBC) – well, come on, you’ve whetted our appetite now. What about these protests?

    Meanwhile, teachers and families of those who have gone missing in Mexico’s drug war marched in various protests, to highlight their causes while the country is in the global spotlight… Mexican officials said that nearly 200 hooded individuals broke away from two groups of around 800 protesters and clashed with law enforcement, but the situation “was brought under control” by police. (BBC)

    Hopefully, inside the stadium, the actual match was all sweetness and light…? Brazilian referee Wilton Sampaio produced the flurry of red cards, dismissing South Africa’s Yaya Sithole for denying a goalscoring opportunity and Themba Zwane for a slap, then sending off Mexico’s Cesar Montes for a late foul. Only four red cards were shown in the entire Qatar 2022 World Cup, while three had never been shown in a tournament-opening game before. (BBC Sport)

    I’m guessing Donald Trump is to blame in some way.

    You may still be under the mistaken impression the Financial Times newspaper is all about business and markets. Well, while you’re anxiously perusing the pink pages to see how your share portfolio is getting on, the FT’s globalist liberal editorial bias is keen to point out: Evangelicals lose faith in Trump’s Christian values (FT)

    This is astoundingly old news. Religiously motivated US voters sided with The Donald as the lesser of two evils when he was up against godless liberal opponents. And in any case, since when did the FT have a care for Christian values? And the provenance of this front page news gobbet from the FT? …one pastor… (FT)

    Speaking of appeals to heavenly authority, sometimes these segueways…

    One tends to characterise the Daily Mail as ‘ever-excitable’. That characterisation is scarcely to be dispelled today: God help us! Britain left defenceless

    The Mail may exist on a hair trigger… the formerly serious Times prematurely ejaculates: 25 best films of the decade (so far)

    We do thank the FT for the occasional left of field side bar reports, so to speak, compliments of their ‘Briefing’ column.

    In gurl boss news…

    Goldman Sachs general council Kathy Ruemmler is helping to chose her own successor months after she said she would resign from her role over ties to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein (FT)

    And in a U-turn even before he’s reached take-off (to mix driving and flying metaphors)

    Burnham ‘Waspi’ retreat… Andy Burnham has ruled out giving compensation to pension campaigners demanding billions, after a backlash to his comments on Wednesday that he would “stick by Waspi women” (FT)

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Asiseeit
      This week has been an excellent example of how the news is poisonously ephemeral – ranging from Henry Nowak – Belfast – constant invasion and associated daily crime – and now resigning defence secretarys and of course the for ever World Cup .
      God knows what else falls between the cracks …

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  21. G says:

    R4 News @ 10. 11.06.26. A debate to run and consolidate the BBC’s current theme of bait & switch away from migrant savages who attack white people to others more responsible for violent crimes committed by the savages. The debate concluded by both the BBC and their interviewee blaming…………….. Elon Musk. It’s all Elon Musks fault. It was Elon Musk which sat astride the victim stabbing eyes out and attempting to decapitate him. There, BBC, Its good to know your assessment of responsibility.

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  22. tomo says:

    “What happened on the streets of Belfast was orchestrated by the far right, by Elon Musk, by a network of people who actually want this to happen. So it wasn’t quite as spontaneous as it looked.”

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  23. Fedup2 says:

    You know when you listen to the news and hear something so mad that it makes you laugh ? Well … at the same time the ‘decent ‘ Marxists of the MoD were packing their bags because TTK refuses to fund defence ? – well – they announced £4.5 billion – set aside to build cycle lanes … i kid you not …

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    • BRISSLES says:

      Who rides bikes anymore ? Oh yes 60 year old blokes who ride around in packs, along country lanes in their wet suits mowing down everything in their path. And Jeremy Vine.

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  24. tomo says:

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Parliament has a habit of creating ‘characters ‘ who fill particular roles – a court jester – or someone everyone hates – or ‘saints ‘- well Hannah is auditioning for the evil princess ? Out of snow whitee and the 7 – er – challenged growth – er – dwarfs – er – am i cancelled or breaching a ‘protected group ‘ law ..?

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  26. tomo says:

    shame on the voters of Darlington

    Lola McVey MP

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Wow – Lola shouid do ‘just a minute ‘ … so full of hate ..i dont see why my taxes shouid pay for other peoples ‘ kids at all …but im of the right – school shouldn’t be compulsory …

      ..they definately shouid not have given them the vote

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  28. Fedup2 says:

    Maybe now that the ‘armed forces ‘ have lost faith in the Marxist regime they can do a coup thing – Hermer at the top of the list then milliband – a dozen and it’s over … the state monitors will like that one – right kids ?

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  29. tomo says:

    He has a PhD, built a career in politics, and holds senior roles despite proclaiming to to have a reading age of an 8 year old…

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  30. Fedup2 says:

    When you watch rubbish like that is there not a part of you that admires the sheer bravado of the absurdity – he ll know full well that the whips will give him marks out of 10 … they all do it –
    The highest points are the election results where they say ‘it wasn’t as bad as we expected ‘ or ‘it shows the people are with us ‘… or the current lie ‘we have a mandate ‘….

    Easy gig for Ferrari that one

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  31. taffman says:

    A message from the past to our Members of Parliament …..
    “You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time.”

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Im still trying to get my head around how an ex para can become defence secretary and be part of the hermer regime prosecuting fellow paras.

      Morality is flexible in the blob

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      • Will Jones says:

        Once you get your head around “Gays for Palestine” you can handle anything.

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  32. harry142857 says:

    The Swiss have the right idea. Keep out of other countries business, concentrate on banking, chocolate and cuckoo clocks.

    And repel invaders.

    —————————-

    https://order-order.com/2026/06/12/swiss-vote-on-permanent-population-cap-on-knife-edge/

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    A Swiss referendum on whether to cap the total population of the country – a world first – is on a knife edge. Swiss citizens go to the polls on Sunday…

    The proposal, championed by the Swiss People’s Party (SVP), would institute a cap at 10 million from a current total of 9.1 million people. At 9.5 million the government would be required to introduce stricter curbs, getting stricter approaching the cap. It could involve exiting EU free movement…

    Polls on immigration are said to be frequently inaccurate in Switzerland, but the latest major poll has support for the idea at 45% against 52% against. Some countries exploring novel initiatives for immigration control…

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  33. taffman says:

    Why are there so many illegal “refugees” coming from France ?
    The last time I visited France it was a fairly decent place.
    Perhaps they don’t like Frogs Legs ?
    “Stop the boats!”

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  34. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    We keep hearing from many commentators that the pensions triple lock should end.

    If pensioners get the inflation rise instead of whatever they get under the triple lock how much would be saved?
    I think it will probably be a relatively small sum.

    Most are on the old second class pension of under £10,000 so a 3.5% rise (£350) is about £30 a month.

    A junior doctor, nurse or policeman with a rise of £350 would probably be under a 1% rise and for an mp it would be something like a 0.4% rise.

    All pensioners would give up the triple lock if they could get the same rise (in £’s) as the minimum wage.

    Why don’t interviewers question those who want to stop the triple lock with some real comparisons and the total sum that would be saved (what they get minus what they would get from inflation link) instead of implying that a huge sum will be saved (not what will probably be similar to a rounding error sum in real cash terms)

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    • Ian Rushlow says:

      I think the argument is that money wasted on pensions could be put to better use as welfare payments for migrants and other folk who are more inclined to vote for Labour…

      I have a contact who works in the Treasury and advises that a lot of thought has been given to how they can get rid of the state pension altogether. The intermediate steps are: end the triple lock; make it means tested to reduce the number of pensioners who qualify; increase the pension qualifying age to 70 in the medium term and possibly 75 in the long term. There has been discussion about paying people extra if they voluntarily defer the time they take their pension, along with ‘buy out’ schemes whereby people would be given a lump sum (based on their lifetime NI contributions) to opt out of the state pension altogether. There are legal issues with some of these ideas, and timescales extend up to 50 years out (so, HS2 will still be under construction…).

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  37. vlad says:

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  39. Richard Pinder says:

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  40. Fedup2 says:

    Telegraph has excelled itself with a report that Ed milliband is to ban underfloor hearing and heated towel rails …. The comment section was so busy that it was hard to read the cold fury ….
    Theres a picture of mad ed being mad …. He’d have been great in Cambodia killing people for wearing spectacles … do wonder what goes through his head …..

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  41. Fedup2 says:

    On the day that the TTK regime crumbles more – the BBC has its ‘ comfort blanket – a queer 88 year old painter dies …. Ye gods

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  42. tomo says:

    She’s not gone yet….

    BBC USA goons will have a celebration when she’s actually replaced

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    • vlad says:

      A few months ago, a North African muslim decapitated a woman in Italy.
      But don’t expect the BBC to tell you.

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  43. Richard Pinder says:

    Starmer is very angry with Elon Musk for not censoring a video showing Hadi Alodid trying to decapitate Stephen Ogilvie. The attacker was stopped by three men intervening, one hitting the attacker with a wooden hurling stick as others kicked him to try to force him to release his victim. Ogilvie has suffered life-changing injuries, including the loss of his left eye and severe damage to his right eye, face and back. He remains in the hospital in serious but stable condition.

    Starmer is very angry with journalists who revealed that to bypass UK border controls, people smugglers have been using the Common Travel Area, which allows free movement between Ireland and Northern Ireland without routine immigration checks, to move illegal immigrants into the UK. Smugglers advertise a “backdoor” route where migrants fly to Dublin, often using fake IDs or visas, and are instructed to enter the UK by taking a bus to Belfast, to claim asylum in the UK. This is how Alodid entered Northern Ireland in 2023. A few months after illegally entering Northern Ireland, Alodid claimed asylum, was given refugee status and leave to remain in the UK.

    Starmer is very angry about videos on ‘X’ saying that the Irish are “fed up,” “We know the truth,” “There’s kids getting chased all over the city and raped,” “There’s an influx of drugs and foreign men and criminals,” “We want to see mass deportations,” “they shouldn’t f**king be here,” and other nasty comments about rape and murder banned by OFCOM.

    Starmer is very angry about videos on ‘X’ from Dublin showing protesters expressing solidarity with the people of Belfast as demonstrations continue to spread throughout the British Isles.

    It is unclear if Starmer can get OFCOM to stop people from talking about this in phone calls to Australia.
    https://expose-news.com/2026/06/11/belfast-riots-northern-irish-have-had-enough/

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  44. tomo says:

    “Buffet of crazy”
    “Buffet of buffoonery”

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  45. Eddy Booth says:

    Bbc buried story about the little Scottish girl defending her sister and herself with the axe and knife

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2d83w1yvyo

    “Brother and sister guilty of attacking girls in Dundee”

    You have to ai search to find it.
    Just saw it on daily mail

    https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15894491/Scottish-12-year-old-vilified-arrested-word-Bulgarian-couple-finally-vindicated-guilty-assault.html

    “Scottish 12-year-old who was vilified and arrested on the word of Bulgarian brother and sister is finally vindicated as they are found guilty of assault”

    Sentencing in August .

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  47. Fedup2 says:

    Ive sold my spaceX shares and made millions .,, ( i wish ) the BBC will be after anyone in the UK who dun the IPO .

    Can you imagine any european enterprise getting any where near what Elon has done ?
    The envy and bitterness just shines through .

    Good luck to the first trillionaire- now screw soros

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  48. tomo says:

    BBC tucked it away on the Bristol page

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  49. Fedup2 says:

    JK has picked up on the marxist business minister – posted earlier in this thread – telling us that the defence plan is very good although he hasnt seen it – but the 2 ministers who have sern it have resigned … shsmbols

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  50. Fedup2 says:

    Rupert Lowe says he is to publish the rape gang inquiry next week . I was ponder in on the best time to publish it . I reckon either Monday or Tuesday – to get maximum attention ahead of the bi election as well as getting a comment from Elon musk which will hugely add to global attention about the failings of the uniparty regimes and britistan institutions .

    Let’s hope the report names names ….

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    • Fedup2 says:

      Colin brazier has put up his latest talk on YouTube – outpost – this one is on the Belfast Horror … and what might be coming ….

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