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REFORM'S ONLY BLACK CHAIR QUITS THE PARTY SLAMMING THEIR ISLAMOPHOBIA TOMMY ROBINSON SYMPATHY

Neville Watson, Reform UK’s only Black branch chair, has quit the party, saying Britain’s migration debate is “doing more harm than good.” The north London politician cited rising Islamophobia, growing Christian nationalism, and sympathy for Tommy Robinson within Reform. A devout Christian and son of Windrush parents, Watson said he could no longer align his faith with Reform’s direction and has joined the Christian People’s Alliance, urging compassion and unity in politics.

REFORM'S ONLY BLACK CHAIR QUITS THE PARTY SLAMMING THEIR ISLAMOPHOBIA TOMMY ROBINSON SYMPATHY

Neville Watson, Reform UK’s only Black branch chair, has quit the party, saying Britain’s migration debate is “doing more harm than good.” The north London politician cited rising Islamophobia, growing Christian nationalism, and sympathy for Tommy Robinson within Reform. A devout Christian and son of Windrush parents, Watson said he could no longer align his faith with Reform’s direction and has joined the Christian People’s Alliance, urging compassion and unity in politics.
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UK PRIME MINISTER CLEARS THE AIR ON DIGITAL ID PLANS: ‘IT’S ABOUT CONVENIENCE, NOT CONTROL’

Today, we interviewed the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom to discuss the government’s upcoming digital ID plans. In an exclusive conversation, he addressed public fears about privacy, accessibility, and government overreach, insisting the system is designed for convenience, not control. The PM promised that digital IDs will remain voluntary, highly secure, and backed by law, with traditional ID options still available.
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NEW POLL REVEALS THAT 50% OF CONSERVATIVE PARTY MEMBERS WANT KEMI BADENOCH REPLACED BEFORE NEXT ELECTION

Nearly half of Conservative Party members think Kemi Badenoch should step down before the next election, a YouGov poll reveals, highlighting deep divisions after the Tories’ 2024 defeat. While 46% believe she should remain as leader, 50% voted otherwise. With many fearing her focus on culture-war issues is unhelpful, almost half of the members expect her to be ousted before the 2029 election.
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RELIGIOUS HATE CRIMES REACH RECORD LEVELS IN ENGLAND AND WALES

New Home Office figures show religious hate crimes across England and Wales have reached their highest level on record, with thousands of people targeted because of their faith. The rise comes after last year’s Southport tragedy, which sparked violent unrest across more than 30 towns and cities. Communities say the atmosphere has changed, with many now too afraid to walk the streets. Despite the fear, many are still holding onto hope and calling for people to remember the kindness that once brought them together.
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DELEGATES WALK OUT AS BENJAMIN NETANYAHU DEFENDS GAZA WAR AT UN ASSEMBLY

Dozens of diplomats walked out of the UN as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke, addressing both Gaza hostages and Hamas. He vowed, “We will not rest until we have brought all of you home,” while warning Hamas to surrender or be hunted down. Netanyahu rejected genocide claims, insisting Israel must “finish the job,” and said war could end if demands are met.
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NIGEL FARAGE 'ON COURSE TO BECOME NEXT PRIME MINISTER' ACCORDING TO MAJOR POLL

A YouGov MRP poll projects Nigel Farage as likely prime minister, with Reform UK winning 311 seats, just short of a majority. Labour would collapse to 144 seats, its lowest since 1931, losing key figures including Angela Rayner and Ed Miliband. The Conservatives would fall to 45 seats, their worst result ever, dropping to fourth place. Reform’s gains would mostly come from Labour, with strongholds in the North East, Wales and the East Midlands.
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KEIR STARMER ANNOUNCES THAT THE UK OFFICIALLY RECOGNISES PALESTINE AS A STATE

In a landmark shift in foreign policy, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has confirmed that the United Kingdom now recognises Palestine as an independent state, placing it among 151 nations worldwide. The move, announced ahead of the United Nations General Assembly, signals renewed efforts towards a two-state solution and has drawn both praise and sharp criticism across the political spectrum.
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KEMI BADENOCH SUGGESTS ASYLUM SEEKERS COULD BE HOUSED IN ‘CAMPS’

As Channel crossings approach 50,000, Kemi Badenoch has suggested housing asylum seekers in purpose-built, policed camps modelled on the temporary Nightingale hospitals, instead of placing them in local hotels, saying this would safeguard both migrants and host communities while easing pressure on residential areas amid rising public concern.
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KEMI BADENOCH CLAIMS SHE NO LONGER IDENTIFIES AS NIGERIAN

Kemi Badenoch has revealed she no longer identifies as Nigerian and hasn’t held a Nigerian passport in over 20 years. Kemi said her true sense of home lies with her family in the UK. Despite her Nigerian ancestry, she recalled feeling like she didn’t belong there.
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