It’s a familiar editorial pattern in the right-wing media, isolate a dissenting voice, amplify it, and present it as emblematic of a larger cultural shift under siege.
No wonder the Murdoch empire is terrified.
The development follows a similar scheme in Manchester amid growing efforts to tackle homelessness through community-based, supported housing.
The central party promoted a Reform candidate in Warwickshire by saying he was ready to “lower council tax”.
In the emails he asks for Ghislaine Maxwell’s email address and phone number and mentions that he’ll be in New York
“We made some assumptions that we would come in here and find some of the craziness that Doge found in America and that was wrong, we didn’t find any of that.”
This comes as a photo shows Reform’s Gorton and Denton by-election candidate Matt Goodwin posing with Steve Bannon last year
It was pointed out that Reform is “very vocal” about violence against women and girls but not when it comes to Donald Trump
So much for Reform wanting to cut waste.
‘You’re a big fan of financial collapses aren’t you’
Farage was not welcome in Newcastle
That Goodwin feels comfortable associating with such far-right figures tells you why his politics of division must be opposed.
Meanwhile, the party has proposed introducing parking charges for council workers
