Fire off a racist, expletive-filled tweet urging people to set fire to hotels housing asylum seekers and you get cheered on the stage at Reform’s conference as a ‘political prisoner’
Ian Birrell
@ianbirrell.bsky.social
2205 Followers
274 Following
Foreign correspondent, columnist, campaigner, co-founder Aftica Express, citizen of the world and a bit more besides…
-
-
‘It’s highly likely that the Covid vaccines have been a significant factor in the cancers of members of the royal family” says Dr Aseem Malhotra at Reform’s party conference.
-
Lush is a British retail success story that employs 12,000 people in 27 countries and, unusually, gives employees a voice in running the company. But this sneering buffoon thinks it should close for showing sympathy to people in Gaza enduring war crimes
-
Free speech? Not with Reform UK and Nigel Farage…
-
Just landed in the weird world of Reform UK’s conference to hear the racist historian David Starkey calling on Farage to impose a state of emergency if he wins the election. ‘I do not want to burn Angela Rayner alive’ he adds bizarrely.
-
Almost everything Trump does puts a smile on Putin's face - now he is cutting back support for frontline democracies bordering expansionist Russia www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2...
Access Restricted
-
How billionaires, celebrities and Gulf potentates are creaming off vast sums from the cash-strapped children’s care system - my Daily Mail investigation into obscene profiteering by private equity mol.im/a/15063255
How the super-rich profit from Britain's chaotic children's homes
Nine months ago, Manchester-based investment group Tristone put out a slick video to brag about delivering 'outstanding services' to society, while revenues rose by nearly 50 per cent.
-
Jenrick critiques Powell on politics/popularity, not principle. This doesn't make much sense. Powell was popular 70% to 20% in 1968 but mobilised a climate of fear for migrants and minorities who faced a surge in racist abuse towards non-white minorities.
-
How the super-rich profit from Britain’s chaotic children’s homes: special report by @ianbirrell.bsky.social
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...
How the super-rich profit from Britain's chaotic children's homes
Nine months ago, Manchester-based investment group Tristone put out a slick video to brag about delivering 'outstanding services' to society, while revenues rose by nearly 50 per cent.
-
How billionaires, celebrities and Gulf potentates are creaming off vast sums from the cash-strapped children’s care system - my Daily Mail investigation into obscene profiteering by private equity mol.im/a/15063255
How the super-rich profit from Britain's chaotic children's homes
Nine months ago, Manchester-based investment group Tristone put out a slick video to brag about delivering 'outstanding services' to society, while revenues rose by nearly 50 per cent.
