Questioning the Labels in British Politics In an era where political discourse is dominated by divisive rhetoric, one question looms large: are the majority of Brits far-right, or is the problem that the minority labelling them as such are actually far-left extremists? The recent Unite the Kingdom rally in London has thrust this debate into […]
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Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom March: A Live Stand for Free Speech Amid Leftist Bigotry Right now, on 13 September 2025 at 2:15 PM BST, thousands of ordinary Britons are flooding the streets of London for Tommy Robinson’s “Unite the Kingdom” march and free speech festival. This isn’t just a protest; it’s a vibrant, unapologetic […]
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Introduction: A Reshuffle Amid Growing Doubts In a major cabinet reshuffle on 5 September 2025, Prime Minister Keir Starmer elevated Shabana Mahmood to Home Secretary and David Lammy to Deputy Prime Minister, while Lammy also retained his positions as Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice. These appointments followed Angela Rayner’s resignation over a […]
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Scotland’s Betrayal Signals Support for Terrorism In a brazen display of virtue-signalling that reeks of far-left pandering, the Scottish Government under First Minister John Swinney has raised the Palestinian flag over key buildings, including St Andrew’s House in Edinburgh and Victoria Quay. This symbolic act, timed for 3 September 2025, coincided with an announcement to […]
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A Grassroots Surge of Patriotism In a nation weary of being lectured by the establishment elite, a grassroots movement is quietly but defiantly reclaiming the symbols of British identity. The “Operation Raise the Colours” campaign has swept across the United Kingdom in recent weeks, with Union Jacks and St George’s Crosses appearing on lampposts, windows, […]
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A Verdict That Ignites Debate In a verdict that has reignited furious debate over the impartiality of Britain’s justice system, suspended Labour councillor Ricky Jones has been acquitted of encouraging violent disorder following his notorious speech at an anti-racism rally in Walthamstow last August. Jones, 58, was filmed addressing a crowd of counter-protesters, describing right-wing […]
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UK Asylum Policy Faces Scrutiny as Syrian Christians Endure Brutal Persecution The recent decision by the UK government to resume processing Syrian asylum claims has sparked intense debate, particularly in light of escalating violence against Christians in Syria. Following the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024, the Home Office paused decisions on over […]
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Urgent Crisis: The Genocide of Christians and Minorities in Syria by Al-Sharaa’s Islamist Regime Since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in December 2024, Syria has descended into a new nightmare for its religious and ethnic minorities. The interim government, led by Ahmed al-Sharaa (also known as Abu Mohammad al-Julani), a former al-Qaeda affiliate and […]
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Outrage Over Lenient Sentences for Delivery Men Who Assaulted Teen Girl in Preston In a disturbing case that has reignited debates about the UK’s justice system and immigration policies, two delivery men, Sadnam Singh, 28, (left image above) and Navjot Singh, 26, (right image above) have been sentenced to a mere two-and-a-half years in prison […]
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The UK Government’s adviser on terrorism legislation, Jonathan Hall KC, has proposed new laws to curb the use of AI chatbots by extremists to radicalise would-be terrorists. In his annual report, Hall suggests targeting computer programmes or chatbots designed to “stir up hatred” against specific groups—namely Jews, Muslims, Black people, and gay individuals. While countering […]
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