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YouGov data shows Reform’s poll lead has HALVED in a week
Has Reform's Christmas goose already been cooked? Another poll from YouGov has shown a noticeable decline in their support
www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/lat...
Has Reform's Christmas goose already been cooked? Another poll from YouGov has shown a noticeable decline in their support
www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/lat...
YouGov data shows Reform's poll lead has HALVED in a week
Has Reform's Christmas goose already been cooked? Another poll from YouGov has shown a noticeable decline in their support.
www.thelondoneconomic.com
December 26, 2025 at 9:33 PM
YouGov data shows Reform’s poll lead has HALVED in a week
Has Reform's Christmas goose already been cooked? Another poll from YouGov has shown a noticeable decline in their support
www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/lat...
Has Reform's Christmas goose already been cooked? Another poll from YouGov has shown a noticeable decline in their support
www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/lat...
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Harrison Pitt accuses the King of treachery. Pitt is a Senior Policy Fellow for Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain, who also regularly co-hosts podcasts with his ally Tomlinson (who advocates banning all ethnic and faith minorities from public office). Like Lowe, Pitt is keen to dissolve boundaries/norms
December 26, 2025 at 8:57 AM
Harrison Pitt accuses the King of treachery. Pitt is a Senior Policy Fellow for Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain, who also regularly co-hosts podcasts with his ally Tomlinson (who advocates banning all ethnic and faith minorities from public office). Like Lowe, Pitt is keen to dissolve boundaries/norms
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Brexit is often framed as sovereignty regained. For many, it meant security lost. Freedom of Movement supported ordinary lives. Citizens’ rights are about repairing that harm, not relitigating the vote.
December 26, 2025 at 1:36 AM
Brexit is often framed as sovereignty regained. For many, it meant security lost. Freedom of Movement supported ordinary lives. Citizens’ rights are about repairing that harm, not relitigating the vote.
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When Freedom of Movement ended, certainty ended with it. People didn’t stop belonging; the system stopped recognising them. Citizens’ rights should restore stability, not demand gratitude for partial fixes.
December 26, 2025 at 1:37 AM
When Freedom of Movement ended, certainty ended with it. People didn’t stop belonging; the system stopped recognising them. Citizens’ rights should restore stability, not demand gratitude for partial fixes.
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When Freedom of Movement ended, certainty ended with it. People didn’t stop belonging; the system stopped recognising them. Citizens’ rights should restore stability, not demand gratitude for partial fixes.
December 26, 2025 at 1:37 AM
When Freedom of Movement ended, certainty ended with it. People didn’t stop belonging; the system stopped recognising them. Citizens’ rights should restore stability, not demand gratitude for partial fixes.
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Brexit may be settled politics, but it’s unsettled lives. Families, carers, and workers still pay the price of lost mobility. Citizens’ rights are the baseline of fairness, not an optional extra.
December 26, 2025 at 1:37 AM
Brexit may be settled politics, but it’s unsettled lives. Families, carers, and workers still pay the price of lost mobility. Citizens’ rights are the baseline of fairness, not an optional extra.
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We measure Brexit in trade figures, but its human balance sheet is still unpaid. Freedom of Movement enabled ordinary lives. Citizens’ rights are the minimum standard of repair, not a favour to be granted.
December 26, 2025 at 1:37 AM
We measure Brexit in trade figures, but its human balance sheet is still unpaid. Freedom of Movement enabled ordinary lives. Citizens’ rights are the minimum standard of repair, not a favour to be granted.
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Ending Freedom of Movement didn’t simplify lives. It complicated them. Status checks replaced certainty, paperwork replaced trust. Citizens’ rights are about restoring what was lost, not reopening old arguments.
December 26, 2025 at 1:37 AM
Ending Freedom of Movement didn’t simplify lives. It complicated them. Status checks replaced certainty, paperwork replaced trust. Citizens’ rights are about restoring what was lost, not reopening old arguments.
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Incredible really that we’ve bought the line “well it’s Brexit, innit?”
Brexit closed doors that people had already walked through. Freedom of Movement wasn’t theoretical; it was daily life. Citizens’ rights don’t stop being rights just because the UK chose a different path.
Brexit closed doors that people had already walked through. Freedom of Movement wasn’t theoretical; it was daily life. Citizens’ rights don’t stop being rights just because the UK chose a different path.
December 26, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Incredible really that we’ve bought the line “well it’s Brexit, innit?”
Brexit closed doors that people had already walked through. Freedom of Movement wasn’t theoretical; it was daily life. Citizens’ rights don’t stop being rights just because the UK chose a different path.
Brexit closed doors that people had already walked through. Freedom of Movement wasn’t theoretical; it was daily life. Citizens’ rights don’t stop being rights just because the UK chose a different path.
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The UK–France relationship is talked about in boats and borders.
Rarely in families, homes, or people who can no longer live normally between two places they belong. That silence matters.
Rarely in families, homes, or people who can no longer live normally between two places they belong. That silence matters.
December 26, 2025 at 1:39 AM
The UK–France relationship is talked about in boats and borders.
Rarely in families, homes, or people who can no longer live normally between two places they belong. That silence matters.
Rarely in families, homes, or people who can no longer live normally between two places they belong. That silence matters.
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Looks like Reform have peaked. Their only hope is our ridiculous voting system.
December 25, 2025 at 9:27 PM
Looks like Reform have peaked. Their only hope is our ridiculous voting system.
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Final voting intention of 2025. Reform lead the Tories by 6 (28-22). Lowest Reform lead since September. Lab just behind in 3rd on 21%
➡️ REF UK 28% (-1)
🌳 CON 22% (+2)
🌹 LAB 21% (nc)
🔶 LIB DEM 13% (+1)
🌍 GREEN 9% (-2)
🟡 SNP 3% (nc)
N = 2,026 | 12 - 19/23 | Change w 15/12
➡️ REF UK 28% (-1)
🌳 CON 22% (+2)
🌹 LAB 21% (nc)
🔶 LIB DEM 13% (+1)
🌍 GREEN 9% (-2)
🟡 SNP 3% (nc)
N = 2,026 | 12 - 19/23 | Change w 15/12
December 24, 2025 at 9:28 AM
Final voting intention of 2025. Reform lead the Tories by 6 (28-22). Lowest Reform lead since September. Lab just behind in 3rd on 21%
➡️ REF UK 28% (-1)
🌳 CON 22% (+2)
🌹 LAB 21% (nc)
🔶 LIB DEM 13% (+1)
🌍 GREEN 9% (-2)
🟡 SNP 3% (nc)
N = 2,026 | 12 - 19/23 | Change w 15/12
➡️ REF UK 28% (-1)
🌳 CON 22% (+2)
🌹 LAB 21% (nc)
🔶 LIB DEM 13% (+1)
🌍 GREEN 9% (-2)
🟡 SNP 3% (nc)
N = 2,026 | 12 - 19/23 | Change w 15/12
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Let’s settle this, is Nigel Farage a racist?
Like if he is.
RT if he is a traitor.
Like if he is.
RT if he is a traitor.
September 3, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Let’s settle this, is Nigel Farage a racist?
Like if he is.
RT if he is a traitor.
Like if he is.
RT if he is a traitor.
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Starmer needs to tell a better Christmas story about Labour
Starmer needs to tell a better Christmas story about Labour
Starmer needs to tell a better Christmas story about Labour
www.independent.co.uk
December 25, 2025 at 7:47 PM
Starmer needs to tell a better Christmas story about Labour
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Well slightly less extreme version is could Farage form a stable Government given current wastage rate of Reform M.P.'s (mirrored by their Councillors)?
December 25, 2025 at 6:49 PM
Well slightly less extreme version is could Farage form a stable Government given current wastage rate of Reform M.P.'s (mirrored by their Councillors)?
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Tommy Robinson has decided to weigh in on the birth of the baby Jesus. But would the 'Christians' of the far right welcome their own saviour?
https://bestforbritain.substack.com/p/would-the-christians-of-the-far-right
https://bestforbritain.substack.com/p/would-the-christians-of-the-far-right
December 25, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Tommy Robinson has decided to weigh in on the birth of the baby Jesus. But would the 'Christians' of the far right welcome their own saviour?
https://bestforbritain.substack.com/p/would-the-christians-of-the-far-right
https://bestforbritain.substack.com/p/would-the-christians-of-the-far-right
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Despite a lot of sparkling winter sunshine it is a Christmas without thaw on nearby continent. The coldest since 2010.
The warming influence of English Channel/North Sea is keeping us from freezing temperatures.
In Berlin 🇩🇪 temperatures look unlikely to rise above -5C 🥶
The warming influence of English Channel/North Sea is keeping us from freezing temperatures.
In Berlin 🇩🇪 temperatures look unlikely to rise above -5C 🥶
December 25, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Despite a lot of sparkling winter sunshine it is a Christmas without thaw on nearby continent. The coldest since 2010.
The warming influence of English Channel/North Sea is keeping us from freezing temperatures.
In Berlin 🇩🇪 temperatures look unlikely to rise above -5C 🥶
The warming influence of English Channel/North Sea is keeping us from freezing temperatures.
In Berlin 🇩🇪 temperatures look unlikely to rise above -5C 🥶
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Fair play to Burnham for this, the £2 cap has made a real difference.
Greater Manchester Bus And Tram Fares Set To Be Frozen Until The End Of 2026, Including The £2 Bee Network Fare Cap
Tram and bus fares are being frozen for another year, with older and disabled people in Greater Manchester benefitting from free travel on Bee Network buses.
secretmanchester.com
December 23, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Fair play to Burnham for this, the £2 cap has made a real difference.
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Reform UK talk A LOT about the importance of trust. We agree it’s extremely important not to mislead voters.
Reform won control of Leicestershire County Council in May 2025 by explicitly promising voters they would lower council tax through waste cuts and efficiency audits.
Reform won control of Leicestershire County Council in May 2025 by explicitly promising voters they would lower council tax through waste cuts and efficiency audits.
December 23, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Reform UK talk A LOT about the importance of trust. We agree it’s extremely important not to mislead voters.
Reform won control of Leicestershire County Council in May 2025 by explicitly promising voters they would lower council tax through waste cuts and efficiency audits.
Reform won control of Leicestershire County Council in May 2025 by explicitly promising voters they would lower council tax through waste cuts and efficiency audits.
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Brendan O’Neill: I want working people back at the heart of politics
I am partly voting for Reform to give the establishment a bloody nose.
Julie Burchill: I’m an ex-Labour voter sick of being lectured by clowns
Both writers now voting Reform, remember that if you read them.
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I am partly voting for Reform to give the establishment a bloody nose.
Julie Burchill: I’m an ex-Labour voter sick of being lectured by clowns
Both writers now voting Reform, remember that if you read them.
1.2
December 24, 2025 at 9:32 AM
Brendan O’Neill: I want working people back at the heart of politics
I am partly voting for Reform to give the establishment a bloody nose.
Julie Burchill: I’m an ex-Labour voter sick of being lectured by clowns
Both writers now voting Reform, remember that if you read them.
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I am partly voting for Reform to give the establishment a bloody nose.
Julie Burchill: I’m an ex-Labour voter sick of being lectured by clowns
Both writers now voting Reform, remember that if you read them.
1.2
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December 23, 2025 at 10:05 AM
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Fixing Brexit’s damage isn’t ‘betrayal’
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain.
by our chair #SueWilson MBE in
#YorkshireBylines
yorkshirebylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain.
by our chair #SueWilson MBE in
#YorkshireBylines
yorkshirebylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
Fixing Brexit’s damage isn’t ‘betrayal’
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
December 24, 2025 at 9:06 AM
Fixing Brexit’s damage isn’t ‘betrayal’
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain.
by our chair #SueWilson MBE in
#YorkshireBylines
yorkshirebylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
Every attempt to limit Brexit’s damage is branded a “betrayal” – but it’s the broken promises of 2016 that still haunt Britain.
by our chair #SueWilson MBE in
#YorkshireBylines
yorkshirebylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
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Even if Reform voters were offered free beer for a year, a brand new Kia Sportage and a night out with a member of Bananarama of their choice they'd still complain.
It's what they do.
It's what they do.
How good a year do Britons say 2025 was for...
Themselves personally
Good: 36%
Average: 35%
Bad: 27%
The UK
Good: 6%
Average: 24%
Bad: 66%
yougov.co.uk/society/arti...
Themselves personally
Good: 36%
Average: 35%
Bad: 27%
The UK
Good: 6%
Average: 24%
Bad: 66%
yougov.co.uk/society/arti...
December 24, 2025 at 9:08 AM
Even if Reform voters were offered free beer for a year, a brand new Kia Sportage and a night out with a member of Bananarama of their choice they'd still complain.
It's what they do.
It's what they do.
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The government is currently negotiating to rejoin the EU's internal electricity market.
Such an agreement would require a commitment to EU net zero targets. Fine by me, but not by the Telegraph (original source of this article).
uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/starmer...
Such an agreement would require a commitment to EU net zero targets. Fine by me, but not by the Telegraph (original source of this article).
uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/starmer...
Starmer to push Britain into stricter net zero targets under EU deal
Sir Keir Starmer is preparing to tie Britain to the EU’s net zero plans in a move that would impose radically stricter clean energy targets on homes and businesses.
uk.finance.yahoo.com
December 24, 2025 at 9:11 AM
The government is currently negotiating to rejoin the EU's internal electricity market.
Such an agreement would require a commitment to EU net zero targets. Fine by me, but not by the Telegraph (original source of this article).
uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/starmer...
Such an agreement would require a commitment to EU net zero targets. Fine by me, but not by the Telegraph (original source of this article).
uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/starmer...
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With a budget that failed to deliver meaningful, getting the EU reset right is now a strategic necessity, not a political choice.
Trade is the fastest route to growth, yet firms say it is becoming harder, not easier, to sell into our largest market.
#Brexit
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Trade is the fastest route to growth, yet firms say it is becoming harder, not easier, to sell into our largest market.
#Brexit
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Keir Starmer told closer EU trade ties ‘strategic necessity’ for UK firms
Labour urged to accelerate reset with Brussels as many exporters struggling to trade in the EU after Brexit deal
www.theguardian.com
December 23, 2025 at 1:15 PM
With a budget that failed to deliver meaningful, getting the EU reset right is now a strategic necessity, not a political choice.
Trade is the fastest route to growth, yet firms say it is becoming harder, not easier, to sell into our largest market.
#Brexit
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Trade is the fastest route to growth, yet firms say it is becoming harder, not easier, to sell into our largest market.
#Brexit
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...