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Would you vote for Nigel Farage and Reform UK if there was a general election right now.
Yes or No?
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Absolutely disgusting. I don’t consent to this… do you ?
Home Office gets £150million for more large-scale asylum centres, as Tories warn it shows Labour has 'no intention whatsoever' of stopping and deporting illegal immigrants trib.al/O5ofufy
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More refugees from Gaza.
More people from Afghanistan.
More people from the Third World.
Who voted for this?
What an absolute worm.
John Healey has allocated £150m of taxpayers’ money in the Budget towards more large asylum sites!
He neglected any and all mention of this in his speech! It’s only in the document!
Labour finds money for migrants while all our other costs rise and our country crumbles.
Will we be forced to fund migrants against our will in perpetuity?
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🚨 Campaign Latest 🚨
Mainstream contacted me today saying they are going to do an article about my "admiration" of Tommy Robinson 🤷🏻♂️
This was my reply 👇🏻
Good afternoon,
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to respond.
Yes, I have expressed support for some of Tommy Robinson’s views, particularly his willingness to raise issues such as grooming gangs at a time when many felt these concerns were not being properly addressed. Agreeing with someone on certain issues does not mean endorsing everything they say or do.
I believe in freedom of speech, holding those in power to account and speaking up about issues that others might prefer to ignore.
However, I do find it interesting that the focus is on social media posts I made years ago, rather than on my own background and experiences.
At just 18 years old, I was sent to fight in Iraq under a Labour government. I served my country, yet we went to war without being provided with all the equipment we needed. I would be interested to see the same level of scrutiny applied to the politicians responsible for sending young men and women into conflict without adequately equipping them.
Today, I am standing as a Reform UK candidate for Risca East because I want to stand up for local people, challenge a council that I believe has let our community down, and fight for greater accountability and value for taxpayers’ money.
I will not apologise for having opinions or for speaking up on issues I believe matter. I am happy to be judged on my views, my service to this country and, ultimately, what I intend to do for the people I hope to represent.
Kind regards,
Reform UK candidate for Risca East
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Scrapping the M4 relief road was a betrayal of the people of South Wales.
Reform will build it.
@joemartin1066
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For too long, the immigration debate has focused on who comes in. It’s time to focus on who must leave.
Only Reform UK will end mass immigration, deport illegal migrants and remove foreign offenders.
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Last week Labour finally joined Reform in calling for an M4 Relief Road.
Today, the Chancellor didn't mention the Relief Road once.
Only Reform will build the M4 Relief Road.
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Hands up all those supporters on the right of politics that have ever been contacted to take part in a poll????
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So the minimum wage is going up above the inflation rate.
But the state pension isn't.
Labour hate pensioners.
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HOW THE HELL CAN WE BELIEVE YOU, YOU LIE, YOU LIE, YOU LIE @andyburnham
CALL A GENERAL ELECTION @UKLabour
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In July, YouGov reported Plaid Cymru was polling at 42%.
This month, they’re level with Labour on 25% in Wales-specific polling.
Plaid lied, and people know it.
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Reform UK has announced the party will build the M4 Relief Road if it wins the next general election, suggesting it will overrule the Senedd if necessary.
The project is among 64 pro-growth measures the party's Shadow Chancellor Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP (pictured) has confirmed a Reform UK government will implement.
📸 House of Commons
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Two police forces, Met Police and Hampshire Police, are investigating ITV and their reporters for possible criminal offences against Reform UK
Scrutiny is fine, but journalists don’t get free pass to break the law
They will have to answer to the police, courts and Electoral Commission
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