A Wetherspoons in Sheffield reportedly refuse’s customers entry if they are wearing a Union Jack 🇬🇧 flag.

Former Labour justice minister Shahid Malik, 57, helped set up 'fraudulent Covid testing firm that made £6.6m in three weeks', court told Jurors heard that the defendants took advantage of this demand by setting up RT Diagnostics, run from a premises in Halifax, West Yorkshire, with “holes in the walls and ceilings, rubbish strewn around and even homeless people living on the floor above”. Staff had “little or no training in the handling of coronavirus samples”, jurors were told, and were not provided with personal protective equipment or subject to social-distancing rules that applied at the time. https://archive.ph/trP2b

The women smiled as they held their red-painted palms aloft during a speech by Ehud Olmert, the former Israeli prime minister, before being removed from the chamber on Sunday. The red hand gesture is associated with an infamous image from the Second Intifada in 2000, taken after a Palestinian mob stormed Ramallah police station and lynched two IDF reservists. In the photograph, a beaming Abdel Aziz Salha waves his blood-stained hands out of the police station window at cheering onlookers. Soon afterwards, the soldiers’ mutilated bodies were thrown from the window and disembowelled by the baying crowd. https://archive.ph/KxcWg

I love how they frame these headlines as a threat! Start charging the remaining ones for their dependents' education, health insurance, and ban them from social housing, and we might shift a few more. Obviously, give their qualifications a detailed check, as well as their spoken and written English proficiency. How many will be left? https://archive.ph/ArxRV

Turning Point UK free speech stand at the London School of Economics today. Throwing tantrums will really change people's minds!

Young Bob Outside the London School of Economics at a Turning Point UK prove-me-wrong stand with @jc_britannia, where a flash mob of far-left students thought it was clever to mock the death of Charlie Kirk. Absolute state of them.

Rupert Lowe MP Hundreds of medical whistleblowers have come forward to me with concerns about the English language skills of countless foreign NHS staff, along with questions of competence. I raised those issues today in the Public Accounts Committee with the most senior Department of Health civil servants. I will be officially following this up, requesting all relevant data - published or unpublished. Poor communication, and lacking competence, from foreign staff is playing a significant role in clinical malpractice. It's a debate I am determined to force through, regardless of how uncomfortable some may find it. This is a serious issue - lives are on the line. I want to thank every NHS nurse, doctor, midwife, surgeon, manager and more who has come forward. All are considered, and I am acting on your concerns. I will continue to pursue answers in Parliament.

Rupert Lowe MP The Governor of the Bank of England must resign. Earlier this month, I was provided with evidence stating that Andrew Bailey had sent this correspondence to Bank of England staff following my criticism of a Bank internship scheme that specifically excluded white applicants. Bailey sent this message to Bank staff, using Bank of England systems. "Mr Lowe has stooped to a level no politician should ever stoop to. It’s entirely regrettable and frankly we should have no time for this sort of thing." Strict rules specifically prevent Bank staff from acting politically - which this evidently is. I have contacted Mr Bailey, who has just responded with this. "In my message to staff of 24 October, to which you refer in your email, I made these points clear to my colleagues across the Bank who may have had concerns about your comments condemning these programmes as ‘vile’ and as 'racist filth’." This is outrageous. I made fair criticisms of an internship scheme that specifically banned white people from applying. The Bank's independence is of absolute importance, the governor must be impartial and uninvolved in politics - particularly not to use the bank's influence to spread any political messaging against a sitting MP. This is disgraceful behaviour. Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England, must resign or be sacked.

In plain sight – how men like Jimmy Savile were able to operate openly for so longIn plain sight – how men like Jimmy Savile were able to operate openly for so long For centuries, the British were easy-going and tolerant about the idea of grown men having relationships with schoolgirlsFor centuries, the British were easy-going and tolerant about the idea of grown men having relationships with schoolgirls