All the greatest hits were played at today’s party rally: taxes are too high, migration is out of control and working class strongholds have effectively been abandoned. Reform’s Durham members lapped it up appreciatively. ✍️ James Heale https://lnkd.in/eEtnZNxG
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More than 80 mobile phones issued by the Department for Transport have been reported as either lost or stolen since Labour took power in July – a rate of more than two a week. ✍️ Steerpike https://lnkd.in/eKGudk34
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Today, speaking to Steerpike shortly after his speech in Durham, Nigel Farage confirmed that there remains a healthy difference of opinion within Reform UK about the merits of a youth wing. ✍️ Steerpike https://lnkd.in/edmvsaH9
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Whatever the motives for Chinese companies to get involved in the running of critical UK infrastructure, there is a threat that they will wield their power in ways that are not helpful to UK energy and industrial security – to put it mildly. ✍️ Ross Clark https://lnkd.in/eNjkFp_U
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If J.D. Vance is the medium-term future of the United States, as he may well be, Europe should be on notice: we are not much liked. ✍️ Eliot Wilson https://lnkd.in/em-RVa48
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If we are not prepared to make concessions on matters like chlorine washed chicken – an EU protectionist device dressed up as a health and safety measure – we can forget free trade with the US. ✍️ Ross Clark https://buff.ly/E9baxND
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This is a nation, not an Airbnb with a welfare state attached. The entry of asylum claimants should be tightly controlled, with lengthy and intrusive vetting processes, and applicants detained offshore while that work is taking place. ✍️ Stephen Daisley https://buff.ly/bW7KxVR