If there are two things guaranteed to provoke outrage on the British right, they are Sadiq Khan and any attempt to regulate motorists. Bringing the two together is guaranteed to generate performative fury among our right-wing brethren.
The charity warns that too many people are being “overlooked and left behind,” with growing numbers struggling to afford basic essentials.
“The pernicious and insidious currents of racism and hatred underlying these protests are glaring evidence of a failing system. The responsibility to end the divisive politics, racist rhetoric and demonising language of the past is yours.”
“The results indicate to me that these shifts in political attitudes began during the boycott.”
“The situation in Gaza is the most challenging I have ever witnessed. We urgently need Manchester’s help.”
Despite Connolly pleading guilty for her vile social media post, Badenoch openly expressed support for her upon her release.
Jenrick is now straying into far-right territory…
‘There’s probably slightly more important things we should be concentrating on rather than flags and making a lot of noise about that.’
Despite Connolly pleading guilty for her vile social media post, some sections of the right-wing press have tried to portray her as some sort of martyr.
The guns were confiscated in an armed police raid…
It would appear that younger voters aren’t attracted to the vision of Britain that Farage and Reform have to offer.
It had to be pointed out to Badenoch that Connolly pleaded guilty to inciting racial hatred
