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đ¨NEW: State of the Parties at 11AM Seats declared: 4762/4992 âĄď¸ REF: 1444 (+1442) đš LAB: 997 (-1406) đ¸ LDM: 834 (+151) đł CON: 773 (-557) đ GRN: 515 (+375) âŞď¸ OTH: 199 (+27)
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A âtruly historic shift in British politicsâ has taken place where the national political question is no longer about âleft or rightâ, Brexit pioneer Nigel Farage said as his Reform Party surged in early results in what has been called the âmidtermâ elections. The first Britain-wide local election results trickled in overnight â and will continue to do so through the day and into the weekend as over 5,000 local races have their votes counted â revealing in its early stages a massive swing to Reform UK. Party leader Nigel Farage hailed the partyâs gains so far, and vowed âthe...
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UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has sharply criticized the governmentâs handling of rising antisemitism, describing the situation as a ânational emergency" and calling for immediate action, including a ban on pro-Palestinian marches, as reported in the Daily Mail. Her remarks come as Prime Minister Keir Starmer convenes senior officials, police representatives, and public figures in Downing Street for a âwhole of society" discussion on the recent surge in attacks targeting Jewish communities throughout the UK. The meeting follows a stabbing incident in Golders Green last week, which left two Jewish men injured and heightened concerns over public safety. Badenoch warned...
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The UK will pursue closer economic ties with the European Union in light of the war in Iran, Sir Keir Starmer has said. The prime minister told a news conference he would use a summit with the EU later this year to seek more cooperation with the bloc on the economy and security. It comes as relations between the US and the UK have been increasingly strained by the PM's refusal to be drawn further into the war with Iran. In his speech, Sir Keir warned the conflict would impact the UK but sought to reassure the public the government...
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Nigel Farage insisted "the British people will not put up with this any longer" amid a row over a Ramadan event held in London. Tory MP Nick Timothy sparked controversy with a tweet saying public Muslim prayer is an "act of domination and division", following the Open Iftar in Trafalgar Square on Monday. He is facing calls, including from Sir Keir Starmer, to be sacked as shadow justice secretary over the post. But Mr Farage echoed Mr Timothy's comments as he weighed in on the furore. The Reform UK leader wrote on X: "What we witnessed in London at the...
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Sir Keir Starmer's unpopularity crisis deepened last night as a bombshell national poll put the Greens second â ahead of Labour. Zack Polanski's party has also leapfrogged the Tories following last week's by-election humiliation for the Prime Minister. It prompted warnings that Labour will be forced to form a 'scary coalition of the Left' with Mr Polanski, the Lib Dems, Plaid Cymru and the SNP at the next election. Support for the Greens is now at 21 per cent, up by four points in the week since their victory in the Gorton and Denton by-election, according to the YouGov voting...
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@ElectionMapsUK "Yesterday, Rupert Lowe MP launched a political party named Restore Britain. If there were a General Election tomorrow, how would you vote in that election?" RFM: 25% GRN: 20% LAB: 15% CON: 13% RES: 10% LDM: 10%
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A NEW poll has put Keir Starmer's Labour Party in fourth place behind Reform, the Greens and Conservatives. The Find Out Now survey carried out this week put Labour on just 15%, a staggering three points behind the Greens as Zack Polanski's party continues to surge in popularity with voters. The poll of 2717 people put Reform UK on 33%, the Greens on 18%, the Conservatives on 16% and the LibDems on 11%. Labour came just 12% ahead of the SNP, who voters can only opt for in Scotland. Translated into seats, it means Reform would win a General Election...
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Reform is currently crushing both Labour and the Conservative Party, with Reform UK all set to grab more seats than Labour and Conservatives combined if elections were held today. Labour are set to have their worst result since 1931, Conservatives their worst result since 1670 (America hadn't even been created yet). Reason? Illegal immigration.
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Nigel Farage is on course to become Prime Minister with a landslide victory for his party Reform UK according to a new mammoth opinion poll. Reform would win 377 seats if an election was held today, giving them a majority of 50. Labour would win 118 seats, fewer than half as many as Reform, as anger over tax rises and soaring prices turns voters against Sir Keir Starmer's party. It would mean Sir Keir was kicked out of Downing Street. He could continue as leader of the opposition, or Labour could elect a new leader. Liberal Democrats would gain 69...
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Footage of rap group Kneecap allegedly calling for the death of British MPs is being assessed by counter-terrorism police. A video has emerged of the west Belfast trio at a November 2023 gig appearing to show one person from the band saying: "The only good Tory is a dead Tory. Kill your local MP." The Metropolitan Police also said that another video, from November last year, is being assessed. The footage appeared to show a band member shouting "up Hamas, up Hezbollah" at a performance in London. Kneecap have said on social media that they have "faced a co-ordinated smear...
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Nigel Farageâs Reform UK has cemented its lead in the polls and has begun to pull ahead of the Westminster establishment parties, according to a survey from YouGov. Just over seven months after the leftist Labour Party swept to power in the UK following the collapse of the neo-liberal âConservativesâ, Nigel Farageâs insurgent sovereigntist-populist Reform party has begun to entrench itself as the preferred party of the British voter. According to a poll conducted this week from top survey firm YouGov, Reform UK has increased its lead over other parties and now stands clearly on top at 27 per cent,...
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Victims of grooming gangs have been ignored because of political correctness, Rishi Sunak said as he set out plans for a police taskforce. Specialist officers supported by the National Crime Agency will be sent to help forces with their investigations, the government said. And better ethnicity data will help ensure abusers do not evade justice due to "cultural sensitivities", it added. Labour said the proposals were "far too inadequate". Under the new plans, more data on the make-up of grooming gangs, including ethnicity, would help ensure suspects "cannot hide behind cultural sensitivities as a way to evade justice", the government...
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For decades, I stood as a proud member of the Conservative Party, through the highs and the lows, always believing in its mission to uphold British values and defend the interests of the people. But the party I once knew, the one I dedicated my career to, has lost its way. It has become a hollow shell of its former self â unrecognisable, ineffective, and entirely detached from the needs of the British public. I am a patriot, and I refuse to stand by while this great nation crumbles. The betrayals of recent years are too severe to ignore. Loyalty...
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Who says British punk rockers can't be prophetic?In the U.K., the Brits are "making plans for Nigel," albeit not quite in the way the punk band XTC had envisioned.According to Breitbart News:Nigel Farageâs Reform UK Party has now overtaken the UKâs traditional party of government, the Conservatives, in membership, crossing the historic threshold weeks sooner than expected.The most recent public figures for paid-up full members of the Conservative Party, certainly the oldest political party in the United Kingdom and possibly the oldest political party in the world, put it at 131,680 in November. Nigel Farageâs Reform UK â which he...
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No idea what she's like as an organizer or political leader, but her delivery is first rate.
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Never frightened to ruffle feathers, Kemi Badenoch's willingness to say what others may regard as unsayable has made her the darling of the Tory grassroots. Her task now will be to convince voters to agree with her views as much as the Conservative Party members who have made her leader today.
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Kemi Badenoch has promised to win back voters who have deserted the Conservatives after securing an historic victory in a party leadership contest against fellow right-winger Robert Jenrick. The 44-year-old becomes the first black woman to lead a major political party in the UK. She defeated Jenrick by 12,418 votes after a marathon contest to replace Rishi Sunak, who led the party to the biggest defeat in the party's history in July's general election. In her victory speech, Badenoch promised to "renew" the party and told cheering supporters it was "time to get down to business". Badenoch, who is the...
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The legislation by the Prime Minister marks a return 'Keir Starmer revealed the true scale of his radical âbig brotherâ plans for power that will lead to higher taxes on middle Britain, Tories warned. In a Kingâs Speech setting out Labourâs top priorities, a record 40 bills that will introduce major planning reforms, nationalise rail and impose new French-style workersâ rights on employers were outlined.
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The U.K. Blowout: Mark Steynâs View [Updated]Mark Steyn comments on yesterdayâs U.K. election. His thoughts are consistent with Scottâs, but expressed in Markâs unique voice:Across the United Kingdom almost every constituency voted for lefties of various stripes â not just victorious Labour lefties, but also Scots nationalist lefties, Irish republican lefties, eco-lefties, Islamo-lefties and, of course, duplicitous pseudo-conservative lefties: you can get it in any colour as long as itâs red. So, if youâre one of those Britons concerned about, say, transformative mass migration or the right to freedom of speech, things are going to spend the next few years...
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