I deeply regret my badly misjudged commments and apologise for any offense I’ve caused. I’ve served the Labour Party all my life and it was a huge honour to be appointed a minister by Keir Starmer. 1/2

More migrants in London shouting about something wrong in their homeland - this time it is the Congo. The fact is that these men are cowards who ran away from their country. They should have stayed & made it a better place to live. But cowards always run.

Last week, a British citizen journalist known as ‘The Hotel Inspector’ exposed yet another “asylum seeker” hotel in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. He discovered the over 100-room hotel was reportedly full and caught NHS services arriving on site to treat the suspected illegals. Not long after he arrived, the seemingly foreign security personnel reported him to the police for trespassing. This guy goes out almost everyday to report on the phenomenon so his fellow countrymen what see what the ruling elite are doing behind-the-scenes—with our cash. Note 4 days ago, The Telegraph revealed that local authorities had spent £141 million since 2022 on items like PlayStations, DJ lessons, yoga classes, football match tickets, and instruction on “circus skills” on these migrants. To see the rest of his work @Truthhurts101UK , his YouTube (surprise they haven’t taken it down yet): Little edit of that inspection in Stevenage...

The Education government team saying the Ed Sec doesn’t need lectures from successful school leaders because the Ed Sec went to school herself would be like the Health Secretary saying he doesn’t want to hear from doctors because he once went to hospital. Madness.🙄

Exclusive in @BloombergUK Saturday read *Attorney General Richard Hermer strengthened government legal advice on the Chagos islands to give a ‘clearer steer’ that the UK faced breaking international law, leading Keir Starmer to accelerate a deal, sources say. *Advice inherited by Labour from the Tories said there was a risk international courts could rule that Britain should hand over sovereignty of the islands to Mauritius. *But as part of his reforms updating the so-called ‘legal risk guidance’ given to ministers by government lawyers, Hermer gave a clearer steer that without a deal the UK would likely lose a future case and have to give up the islands to comply with such a ruling. *Starmer accepted that upgraded advice and concluded the negotiations with Mauritius that started under the Tories. *However, senior Conservative sources say there was a key difference: they say they would never have complied with any such ruling, and claim they had a secret strategy of pausing, delaying and never completing the Mauritius negotiations in order to kick the problem into the long grass. *The Tory approach may have been legally debatable, but it was in the national interest, one said. *Some Labour sources now wish they had taken a similar approach, blaming Hermer for tying Starmer’s hands with black and white advice. There are concerns in No10 and Cabinet about why they are spending so much capital on a deal that could cause a diplomatic row with the US with no political benefit at home. *If Trump vetoes the deal, it means Hermer’s advice is that Starmer directly risks breaching international law. That would make Hermer’s position in cabinet untenable, Labour sources said.