Since it sneaks a full-fledged train underneath the City, I suggest The Trainpipe.

Though to look at it another way, these ones have effectively already been vetted, meaning Reform are less likely to have to spend days defending them after they go on a podcast and say people from X country are “a cruel race” or whatever’s coming next.

Nobody needs to be on X. Nobody needs to see what’s on X. It’s a cesspit of racism, xenophobia and misinformation. And it refuses to comply with even the most basic of standards.

London Centric: Always on the Käse.

The Hardline Conservatives = Belle and Sebastian twee indie

Working Right = sub-Madness forgotten twotone band

Reluctant Reformers = falsely claimed to have done the original version of The Living Years but lost a lawsuit about it

“ENOUGH OF THIS WOKERY - MORE ASBESTOS!”

The question that *should* trip them up is of course: “How many generations does a line [or whatever] need to interbreed with locals for its descendants to become local?”

The measure of their nastiness (and their confidence) will be how they handle that question, and where their answers take them.

Lucy White, Lowe et al are still *just* this side of race “science”. The reaction to Sarah Pochin’s remarks (which weren’t even pro-eugenics, just a nasty gut reaction to black faces) showed that that barrier is still just about holding on the mainstream hard right, at least in public. 2/