Farage told people to react with "cold hard rage" to the appalling murder of Henry Nowak. Since then multiple officers & a police dog have been injured in violent disorder. Sign the open letter now & tell him to stop stoking hate & division: act.38degrees.org.uk/act/sto…

"WE WANT BORDERS!" they cried...

Truth that Farage hates

Some of us have been pointing at Raise the Colours for so long, and at their toxic brand of nationalism cloaked in patriotism. It gives us no pleasure to see them eventually trending on here after a month of violence, that has culminated with the death of a well-loved and respected publican. Local authorities and their partners have been far too slow to act prosecuting a list of offences that could have made this month far less devastating for so many people. Respect our flag yes, but not them they are poison. #RaisetheColours #LowertheFlags

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Pochin entered local politics in 2015, became MP in 2025. Ethel McGill's father died in 2007, her prosecution must have started by 2018. How and when could Pochin have helped her? And how was McGill getting £60k/yr?

Reform MP Sarah Pochin has been caught out and has now deleted a video from her social media showing her helping Ethel McGill, once dubbed “Britain’s biggest benefits cheat”. Ethel faked dementia and mobility problems, hid her father’s death for 12 years, and claimed around £750,000 in benefits. She was receiving her father’s pension and other benefits after failing to report his death. She also falsely claimed disability allowance for more than a decade. She even asked Liverpool Housing Trust for a bigger property, claiming her family needed to live together to provide round-the-clock care for her father, who was already dead. She also got someone to pretend to be her late father and told social workers not to speak to him because he could become aggressive. She was jailed for six years in 2019.

If the UK rejoined the Single Market there would be £42bn a year to spend, jobs galore and it would kill Nigel Farage. Lets do it.

Every movement begins with people deciding they’ve had enough of feeling powerless. Saturday 20th June. London. Show up for the future. #RejoinEU #RejoinMarch #Brexit

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Lets rejoin the EU yes? Follow me if you agree

Britain has gotten poorer over the last decade. Brexit didn't work. Disposable income has fallen more than in other European countries and certainly more than in the US. They cut their nose off despite their economic face, a populist, nationalist, emotional decision, and now they're stuck because you can't get the same deal with the EU you once had. People are done with both parties and they want to throw the bums out. Now Farage is rising. I've met him and think he’s a con. Go read his economic proposals — some of them are hate-based, some are tribally based. Farage's broader economic proposals are populist noise that will make the country weaker and hurt the very people supporting him.

FARAGE SECRETS Farage says the Russians hacked him and uncovered the £5m 'GIFT'. Farage didn't want ANYONE to know about the... £5m GIFT or £1m #BREXIT BUNG What other payments is #Farage hiding? Why's Farage still hiding from questions? #FarageBUNG #FarageLies #FarargeTax

Spot on assessment, no lie.

Has @Nigel_Farage personally sued Ben Habib yet? Has @Nigel_Farage reported his "hacked" phone to the proper authorities yet? Has @Nigel_Farage answered how his girlfriend afforded that house in Clacton yet? Has @Nigel_Farage settled on a lie for that £5 million yet?

Can we get this story about Farage and his dodgy tax Retweeted 10,000 times? #NoTaxNigel #FarageOut #FarageTheFraud theguardian.com/politics/202…

Over six million mainly leave voters have died since the referendum replaced by a similar number of mainly rejoin young voters. The future is theirs. We need to be back in the EU.

"With 84% of the British public supporting mutual Freedom of Movement between the UK and EU, it is becoming harder to understand why the UK government remains so firmly attached to one of the hardest forms of Brexit. People increasingly want practical mobility arrangements that restore opportunities, connections and freedoms on both sides. British people already want to re-join the EU. When will politicians catch up?"