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🚨 NEW: Panorama investigated Christopher Harborne’s £10m donation to the Brexit Party back in 2020 - now, years later, fresh questions are being raised under strikingly similar circumstances. The old clip of Nigel Farage hanging up on a BBC interviewer when pressed about Harborne is resurfacing again.
The Daily Britain403,088 views • 3 months ago
🚨 NEW: Nigel Farage snapped at Sky's political editor Beth Rigby “we’re not North Korea, I can’t control it” when pressed on Reform candidates who promised to freeze or cut council tax at the last set of local elections. Since gaining power in 2025, all Reform-led councils have raised council tax.
The Daily Britain170,445 views • 4 months ago
“I’d rather wipe my arse with a razorblade than vote Reform” 💀
The Daily Britain15,894 views • 9 days ago
🚨 NEW: Victoria Derbyshire spends 8 minutes taking apart Nigel Farage's £5,000,000 'gift' "As you'd expect we asked Reform UK for an interview tonight. One Reform UK press officer asked: with who and to discuss what" "We said we'd like to talk about the local elections, the detention centres in Green areas, and £5m gift from Christopher Harborne" "We didn't receive another reply"
The Daily Britain121,685 views • 3 months ago
🚨 Piers Morgan exposes Reform hypocrisy within 10 seconds 👇 "Here’s the point. If we discovered last week that Keir Starmer has taken £5,000,000 without declaring it from a crypto billionaire in Thailand, Reform UK would have gone absolutely berserk. What you are saying is hypocrisy. Total hypocrisy.”
The Daily Britain92,269 views • 3 months ago
#OnThisDay in 1988: Section 28 became law. Passed under Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative government, it banned local authorities from “promoting homosexuality” and stopped schools from teaching that same-sex relationships were acceptable as a “pretended family relationship”. For years, it helped fuel fear, silence and shame around LGBT people in classrooms, councils and public life. Teachers were left scared to support gay pupils. Young people grew up without proper representation. And a whole generation was told, by law, that their lives and families were somehow less valid. Here is Margaret Thatcher speaking in 1987, the year before Section 28 became law, claiming children were being taught they had “an inalienable right to be gay”. Section 28 became one of the most notorious and damaging laws of the Thatcher era. It was finally repealed in Scotland in 2000, and in England and Wales in 2003.
The Daily Britain75,515 views • 2 months ago
#OnThisDay in 2019: Theresa May announced her resignation. Standing outside Downing Street, Theresa May confirmed she would step down as Conservative leader after failing three times to get her Brexit deal through Parliament. Her premiership had been consumed almost entirely by Brexit: the negotiations, the backbench rebellions, the DUP stand-off, the Commons defeats, and the impossible task of trying to unite a Conservative Party that was tearing itself apart over Europe. May had entered No 10 in 2016 promising to deliver the referendum result and famously declaring that “Brexit means Brexit”. But by 2019, her authority had collapsed. Her deal was rejected again and again, MPs could not agree on a way forward, and the country remained stuck in the political chaos that followed the 2016 vote. Her resignation speech ended with visible emotion, as she said it had been “the honour of my life” to serve as Prime Minister and spoke of “the country I love”. It was a dramatic end to a premiership defined by Brexit - and it opened the door for Boris Johnson, a harder Brexit strategy, a general election, and another extraordinary chapter in British politics. Looking back, was Theresa May doomed from the start - or did the Conservative Party make Brexit impossible for any Prime Minister to deliver?
The Daily Britain43,894 views • 2 months ago
🚨 NEW: Zack Polanski shuts down attempted ITV “gotcha” interview within seconds. Former Labour minister Ed Balls opens with claims from the Daily Mail. Polanski fires back: “The story isn’t true.” Then adds: “If the Daily Mail are unhappy, we’re probably on the right track.”
The Daily Britain44,707 views • 3 months ago
🚨 Nigel Farage sang antisemitic songs to Jewish classmates, former Dulwich pupil claims. A former schoolfriend of Nigel Farage has told Sky News the Reform UK leader used to sing antisemitic songs and told non-white pupils they should be “sent home” while another contemporary described his behaviour as “appalling” and “ghastly.”
The Daily Britain30,820 views • 3 months ago