The March Back Home
@themarchbackhome.bsky.social
It's going to be a long march back home to our European friends. So much damage has been done. However, the best time to start is today and the next best day is tomorrow.
Begs the question as to why Labour policy is geared to pandering to racists and xenophobes?
Useful overview of the swing segments between different parties from YouGov: these are voters giving 6+/10 as their voting intention
November 30, 2025 at 12:36 AM
Begs the question as to why Labour policy is geared to pandering to racists and xenophobes?
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Radio 6 is a tribute to all that is best at the BBC. It is inform, educate and entertain in musical form: Utter loveliness. And then they periodically allow the news department to mutilate it with these context-free anti-asylum bulletins, reminding you of all that's worst about the BBC.
Radcliffe and Maconie on BBC 6 music is one of my favourite things
Having it interrupted by breathless news bulletin telling me ‘government has banned taxis for asylum seekers’ *really isn’t*
New lines like ‘Home Office spent £1k over weekend on taxis’ would struggle to make a local newspaper
Having it interrupted by breathless news bulletin telling me ‘government has banned taxis for asylum seekers’ *really isn’t*
New lines like ‘Home Office spent £1k over weekend on taxis’ would struggle to make a local newspaper
November 29, 2025 at 9:01 AM
Radio 6 is a tribute to all that is best at the BBC. It is inform, educate and entertain in musical form: Utter loveliness. And then they periodically allow the news department to mutilate it with these context-free anti-asylum bulletins, reminding you of all that's worst about the BBC.
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UK should learn the lessons of Biden's administration:
"The government is in danger of getting to the next election saying, “look at all the positive things we have done” but still with low economic growth, low wage growth and failing public services."
westcountryvoices.co.uk/will-this-bu...
"The government is in danger of getting to the next election saying, “look at all the positive things we have done” but still with low economic growth, low wage growth and failing public services."
westcountryvoices.co.uk/will-this-bu...
Will this budget keep Labour's promises?
Backbench rebels have made this a better budget than it would have been, but they have more to do to prevent the UK having the Biden experience Labour made several manifesto promises, none more import...
westcountryvoices.co.uk
November 28, 2025 at 9:09 PM
UK should learn the lessons of Biden's administration:
"The government is in danger of getting to the next election saying, “look at all the positive things we have done” but still with low economic growth, low wage growth and failing public services."
westcountryvoices.co.uk/will-this-bu...
"The government is in danger of getting to the next election saying, “look at all the positive things we have done” but still with low economic growth, low wage growth and failing public services."
westcountryvoices.co.uk/will-this-bu...
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Foreigners have created fake patriot accounts for years, they know the far right will boost ad revenue by sharing disinfo bait that provokes mindless outrage.
The result? Thick emotional UK racists aren’t just conned by foreigners they hate, they’re also making them very rich.
Slow fucking clap.
The result? Thick emotional UK racists aren’t just conned by foreigners they hate, they’re also making them very rich.
Slow fucking clap.
November 28, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Foreigners have created fake patriot accounts for years, they know the far right will boost ad revenue by sharing disinfo bait that provokes mindless outrage.
The result? Thick emotional UK racists aren’t just conned by foreigners they hate, they’re also making them very rich.
Slow fucking clap.
The result? Thick emotional UK racists aren’t just conned by foreigners they hate, they’re also making them very rich.
Slow fucking clap.
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I see Farage now hates emigration as well as immigration. The trouble is, he’s a big part of why people are emigrating. Brexit has made the U.K. a less attractive place for everyone.
November 27, 2025 at 7:06 PM
I see Farage now hates emigration as well as immigration. The trouble is, he’s a big part of why people are emigrating. Brexit has made the U.K. a less attractive place for everyone.
Reform’s Chris Mason is certainly more effective than Badenoch and more diligent than the fag ash Führer.
The attacks on Labour from BBC News are now so relentless, day after day, minute after minute, putting headline negativity on absolutely anything they say, or do.
Are they now the official opposition?
Are they now the official opposition?
November 28, 2025 at 3:41 AM
Reform’s Chris Mason is certainly more effective than Badenoch and more diligent than the fag ash Führer.
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At Birmingham’s Christmas Market, traders are telling the same story to us again and again. Behind the lights and stalls, small businesses are still paying the price of Brexit, with business now harder, slower and more expensive.
November 27, 2025 at 1:45 PM
At Birmingham’s Christmas Market, traders are telling the same story to us again and again. Behind the lights and stalls, small businesses are still paying the price of Brexit, with business now harder, slower and more expensive.
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Brexit has made the UK economy 6%–8% smaller than it would have been if we had stayed in the EU. That is £165bn-£225bn a year.
That is a loss to the government budget of around £65bn to £90bn a year.
Imagine what Reeves could do with that kind of money.
eastangliabylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
That is a loss to the government budget of around £65bn to £90bn a year.
Imagine what Reeves could do with that kind of money.
eastangliabylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
New: Boris Johnson’s ‘Brexit Titanic success’ was half right
Nearly ten years on, the first full assessment of Brexit confirms what millions warned: Britain made itself poorer
eastangliabylines.co.uk
November 26, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Brexit has made the UK economy 6%–8% smaller than it would have been if we had stayed in the EU. That is £165bn-£225bn a year.
That is a loss to the government budget of around £65bn to £90bn a year.
Imagine what Reeves could do with that kind of money.
eastangliabylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
That is a loss to the government budget of around £65bn to £90bn a year.
Imagine what Reeves could do with that kind of money.
eastangliabylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
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Lib Dem leader Edward Davey calls for a national investigation into Russian political interference in British politics:
"Given Reform won't, he must. So will he know launch a national investigation into Russian infiltration into our politics?"
Starmer: "Reform is riddled with pro-Putin propaganda"
"Given Reform won't, he must. So will he know launch a national investigation into Russian infiltration into our politics?"
Starmer: "Reform is riddled with pro-Putin propaganda"
November 26, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Lib Dem leader Edward Davey calls for a national investigation into Russian political interference in British politics:
"Given Reform won't, he must. So will he know launch a national investigation into Russian infiltration into our politics?"
Starmer: "Reform is riddled with pro-Putin propaganda"
"Given Reform won't, he must. So will he know launch a national investigation into Russian infiltration into our politics?"
Starmer: "Reform is riddled with pro-Putin propaganda"
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November 26, 2025 at 12:06 PM
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Ed Davey asks
- record high tax revenues - why not fix Brexit instead?
- Reform - Gill - Starmer must launch investigation into Russian penetration of UK politics; Starmer refuses to answer
#PoliticsLive
- record high tax revenues - why not fix Brexit instead?
- Reform - Gill - Starmer must launch investigation into Russian penetration of UK politics; Starmer refuses to answer
#PoliticsLive
November 26, 2025 at 12:23 PM
Ed Davey asks
- record high tax revenues - why not fix Brexit instead?
- Reform - Gill - Starmer must launch investigation into Russian penetration of UK politics; Starmer refuses to answer
#PoliticsLive
- record high tax revenues - why not fix Brexit instead?
- Reform - Gill - Starmer must launch investigation into Russian penetration of UK politics; Starmer refuses to answer
#PoliticsLive
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As many of you know, I do a lot of volunteer work with asylum seekers and refugees. One thing that’s going on is that Labour’s hostility towards migrants and the counterbattery from Tories and Reform is causing horrific fear and anxiety among vulnerable people who deserve our protection.
November 23, 2025 at 5:21 PM
As many of you know, I do a lot of volunteer work with asylum seekers and refugees. One thing that’s going on is that Labour’s hostility towards migrants and the counterbattery from Tories and Reform is causing horrific fear and anxiety among vulnerable people who deserve our protection.
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In case you missed it ...
Workers with a migration backgound recorded this powerful poem during the pandemic. They feared the UK and its politicians would soon forget how they helped the country survive. And they were right. Fickle politicians who clapped for them then now call them "strangers".
Workers with a migration backgound recorded this powerful poem during the pandemic. They feared the UK and its politicians would soon forget how they helped the country survive. And they were right. Fickle politicians who clapped for them then now call them "strangers".
November 23, 2025 at 12:43 AM
In case you missed it ...
Workers with a migration backgound recorded this powerful poem during the pandemic. They feared the UK and its politicians would soon forget how they helped the country survive. And they were right. Fickle politicians who clapped for them then now call them "strangers".
Workers with a migration backgound recorded this powerful poem during the pandemic. They feared the UK and its politicians would soon forget how they helped the country survive. And they were right. Fickle politicians who clapped for them then now call them "strangers".
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Powerful piece by @drrachelclarke.com on the COVID inquiry. Those who say it’s easy to be wise in hindsight are being utterly disingenuous. Many of us spoke out at the time, and it’s in the public record.
@independentsage.bsky.social
observer.co.uk/news/nationa...
@independentsage.bsky.social
observer.co.uk/news/nationa...
I’ll never forget the horror of the Covid wards | The Observer
observer.co.uk
November 23, 2025 at 8:02 AM
Powerful piece by @drrachelclarke.com on the COVID inquiry. Those who say it’s easy to be wise in hindsight are being utterly disingenuous. Many of us spoke out at the time, and it’s in the public record.
@independentsage.bsky.social
observer.co.uk/news/nationa...
@independentsage.bsky.social
observer.co.uk/news/nationa...
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Sorry to keep banging on about it but it's literally *they are on Twitter and think it's the majority view*
This is pretty striking and makes me wonder exactly what Labour have been up to in making policy seemingly in response to / fear of the former rather than the middle group.
Why do people think England flags have been raised on lampposts?
White adults
National pride: 26%
Anti-migrant/minority sentiment: 49%
Both: 19%
Ethnic minority adults
National pride: 15%
Anti-migrant/minority sentiment: 55%
Both: 20%
yougov.co.uk/society/arti...
White adults
National pride: 26%
Anti-migrant/minority sentiment: 49%
Both: 19%
Ethnic minority adults
National pride: 15%
Anti-migrant/minority sentiment: 55%
Both: 20%
yougov.co.uk/society/arti...
November 22, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Sorry to keep banging on about it but it's literally *they are on Twitter and think it's the majority view*
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The Covid Inquiry is a damning indictment of Boris Johnson's arrogance, dishonesty and incompetence. Britain is a worse place because of his terrible leadership.
#CovidInquiry
#CovidInquiry
November 22, 2025 at 10:41 PM
The Covid Inquiry is a damning indictment of Boris Johnson's arrogance, dishonesty and incompetence. Britain is a worse place because of his terrible leadership.
#CovidInquiry
#CovidInquiry
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Around 70% of the U.S. economy depends on consumer spending. As wealth concentrates in the richest 10%, the rest of America can’t afford to buy enough to keep the economy running.
This is a huge problem — and even America’s most powerful CEOs are starting to sound the alarm.
This is a huge problem — and even America’s most powerful CEOs are starting to sound the alarm.
Our Economy Is in Danger. Here’s Why
Robert Reich
youtu.be
November 22, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Around 70% of the U.S. economy depends on consumer spending. As wealth concentrates in the richest 10%, the rest of America can’t afford to buy enough to keep the economy running.
This is a huge problem — and even America’s most powerful CEOs are starting to sound the alarm.
This is a huge problem — and even America’s most powerful CEOs are starting to sound the alarm.
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All those journalists - led by Kuenssberg and Peston - who cheer-led Boris Johnson into Number 10 should be hanging their heads in shame today, and retiring tomorrow.
November 21, 2025 at 12:03 PM
All those journalists - led by Kuenssberg and Peston - who cheer-led Boris Johnson into Number 10 should be hanging their heads in shame today, and retiring tomorrow.
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Latest ONS data show 142 deaths in England involving COVID-19: w/ending 7 Nov 2025.
🤦Up again.
🤷COVID-19 has not disappeared.
🛑It continues to spread, disable, and disrupt lives - while national strategies appear to fail to acknowledge its persistence or the need for stronger infection prevention...
🤦Up again.
🤷COVID-19 has not disappeared.
🛑It continues to spread, disable, and disrupt lives - while national strategies appear to fail to acknowledge its persistence or the need for stronger infection prevention...
November 19, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Latest ONS data show 142 deaths in England involving COVID-19: w/ending 7 Nov 2025.
🤦Up again.
🤷COVID-19 has not disappeared.
🛑It continues to spread, disable, and disrupt lives - while national strategies appear to fail to acknowledge its persistence or the need for stronger infection prevention...
🤦Up again.
🤷COVID-19 has not disappeared.
🛑It continues to spread, disable, and disrupt lives - while national strategies appear to fail to acknowledge its persistence or the need for stronger infection prevention...
Labour will never win a race to the bottom. Nor should they have ever tried to compete.
Xenophobia comes from the darkness of humanity. It poisons a society. To embrace it, whether through belief or political expediency, is to ignore history and where it will inevitably lead.
Xenophobia comes from the darkness of humanity. It poisons a society. To embrace it, whether through belief or political expediency, is to ignore history and where it will inevitably lead.
Shabana Mahmood has announced major changes to the UK’s asylum system.
"This isn’t just a moral failure, it’s a complete misreading of the political runes," writes Jessica Frank-Keyes.
Read here: https://bestforbritain.substack.com/p/why-we-and-the-home-secretary-disapply
"This isn’t just a moral failure, it’s a complete misreading of the political runes," writes Jessica Frank-Keyes.
Read here: https://bestforbritain.substack.com/p/why-we-and-the-home-secretary-disapply
November 18, 2025 at 7:52 AM
Labour will never win a race to the bottom. Nor should they have ever tried to compete.
Xenophobia comes from the darkness of humanity. It poisons a society. To embrace it, whether through belief or political expediency, is to ignore history and where it will inevitably lead.
Xenophobia comes from the darkness of humanity. It poisons a society. To embrace it, whether through belief or political expediency, is to ignore history and where it will inevitably lead.
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Starmer’s anti-asylum policies show how utterly clueless he is about the right-wing media’s role in politics.
He’s trying to fix a “problem” contrived by Farage, GB News and The Telegraph. He’ll never win, because ultimately he’s fighting a ghost – he’s fighting something that doesn’t really exist
He’s trying to fix a “problem” contrived by Farage, GB News and The Telegraph. He’ll never win, because ultimately he’s fighting a ghost – he’s fighting something that doesn’t really exist
November 17, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Starmer’s anti-asylum policies show how utterly clueless he is about the right-wing media’s role in politics.
He’s trying to fix a “problem” contrived by Farage, GB News and The Telegraph. He’ll never win, because ultimately he’s fighting a ghost – he’s fighting something that doesn’t really exist
He’s trying to fix a “problem” contrived by Farage, GB News and The Telegraph. He’ll never win, because ultimately he’s fighting a ghost – he’s fighting something that doesn’t really exist
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Labour had a chance to reset the immigration debate by rejecting the arguments of the right, and setting out the positive benefits the vast majority of immigrants bring - and have brought - to our country. Instead Starmer chose the 'island of strangers' rhetoric.
November 17, 2025 at 7:46 AM
Labour had a chance to reset the immigration debate by rejecting the arguments of the right, and setting out the positive benefits the vast majority of immigrants bring - and have brought - to our country. Instead Starmer chose the 'island of strangers' rhetoric.
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Recently there's been a coordinated effort by some to talk down London, because it suits their political agenda. The truth must hurt for them - because London has once again been crowned the greatest city in the world.
If, like me, you love London, then my message is this:
If, like me, you love London, then my message is this:
London proves progressive cities work. No wonder some politicians hate that, writes Sadiq Khan | LBC
We must stand up and defend our liberal, progressive, caring capital
www.lbc.co.uk
November 17, 2025 at 9:52 AM
Recently there's been a coordinated effort by some to talk down London, because it suits their political agenda. The truth must hurt for them - because London has once again been crowned the greatest city in the world.
If, like me, you love London, then my message is this:
If, like me, you love London, then my message is this:
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Just wilful performative cruelty that is entirely out of step with the majority of British people.
How many Labour MPs got into politics in order to vote for stealing jewellery off of people seeking refuge from war and persecution?
How many Labour MPs got into politics in order to vote for stealing jewellery off of people seeking refuge from war and persecution?
November 17, 2025 at 8:00 AM
Just wilful performative cruelty that is entirely out of step with the majority of British people.
How many Labour MPs got into politics in order to vote for stealing jewellery off of people seeking refuge from war and persecution?
How many Labour MPs got into politics in order to vote for stealing jewellery off of people seeking refuge from war and persecution?
People who voted Reform in Cornwall, Kent and elsewhere must be feeling rather foolish…
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
When reality bites: the rapid rise and chaotic fall of Reform UK in Cornwall
Resignations, suspensions and infighting lead to party losing crown of highest number of seats in the county
www.theguardian.com
November 17, 2025 at 8:35 AM