🇬🇧5️⃣ Five years on from Brexit, we have greater control over our legislation, so more decisions can be made in Britain's interests. 🧵 Here is a thread of just ten examples of areas of change:.

10 🛳️ Removal of state aid limits enabling new areas of growth including the creation of 10 new Free Ports, maximizing their benefits.

❗But, whilst we gained control of key aspects of legal immigration with Brexit, limitations remain. We need to finish the job and leave the ECHR so we can stop the boats, deport foreign criminals, and prevent the judicial activism of recent years.

RT @johnredwood: Five years on from Brexit we are at last saving the £12 bn a year of our net contributions. More importantly we are not be….

🗣️ Back in February 2024 I warned Labour’s green plans would force up to 20% farmland out of production - a move that could cost 40,000 jobs. Now it is reported that they plan to do exactly this, putting even more pressure on food production👇.

“[Defra] estimates that 9 per cent of farmland would need to be removed from food production by 2050 to meet green targets … 5 per cent is expected to be mostly taken out of production owing to a decreased level of food output … 4 per cent will share space with trees.”.

Real the initial analysis warning of Labour’s impact here 👇.

Ministers are often boxed-in on pro growth decisions by past EU law retained in UK law, or from benign sounding international treaties, both of which are then gold plated due to risk of legal challenge.

❌ Back in 2023 I instructed the NHS to cease recruiting dedicated EDI roles. ✒️ Bureaucrats did everything they could to frustrate my EDI crackdown and now I’ve found that under Labour they seem free to recruit even more on eye-watering salaries.

Yet more evidence that the Labour Government have got their numbers badly wrong on the #FamilyFarmTax. 👇.

RT @HolocaustUK: Today is Holocaust Memorial Day, marking 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. We remember the 6 million Je….