🚨 Tonight on Farage! 🪖 Keir Starmer's new defence... spending commitment 🤔 Are Labour pinching policies from Reform UK? 📈 Why is Ed Miliband 'lying' about why our energy bills are going up? Join Nigel Farage MP Live from 7pm - Only on GB News!show more

🚨 Rachel Reeves says Nigel Farage spends too much... time in the Westminster Arms. Nigel Farage MP fires back — his full response live from 7pm — only on GB News.show more

Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "While we've been on air the prime... minister has been speaking to Labour MPs and attacked Nigel Farage and Reform UK, reportedly saying" "Reform are our main rivals for power. We have a moral responsibility to make sure Farage never wins" Top tip Keir Starmer start by not aping Farage with phrases like 'island of strangers.' When you use language like this you're just as bad as they are Instead, look at your 2020 speech in which you spoke about the positives of migration - that's the Starmer than the country needs, not a pound shop Farageshow more

ADMIN POST. GB news had these pair of clowns... on tonight, saying they're going to "take over" the UK from "extremists" like "Nigel Farage and Tommy Robinson". Isn't it strange that pointing out the mass rape of Britain's children, predominantly coming from that one community, is seen as "extreme", and not only did they cover it up, "authorities" and politicians did, and all worked in cahoots to demonize those who expose it?show more

🤨 Ed Davey’s shocking authoritarian stunt: changing British law... to trap Nigel Farage in Parliament! Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey is so terrified of Nigel Farage that he now wants to rewrite the rules of democracy itself, pushing a new “Clacton Clause” to stop MPs from resigning. The world is completely upside down. 🙃 This is the same Ed Davey who never stops telling us how dangerous Nigel Farage and Reform are… yet now he’s moving heaven and earth to keep him in Parliament! You literally couldn’t make it up. Not content with declaring the Lib Dems will stand aside and hand Farage a free run in the Clacton by-election, Davey now wants a special “Clacton Clause” to trap him there and block any resignation. Guaranteed job security for the man he claims is a threat to Britain. It’s utterly bizarre. Labour, Tories, Lib Dems are all singing from the same establishment hymn sheet, terrified of letting the voters decide. Democracy? Only when it suits them. Pathetic.show more

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Reform UK ➡️ Lincolnshire County... Council Executive have voted in favour of the NEW Environment Policy, which has SCRAPPED it's commitment to Net Zero! ✅ Cllr Danny Brookes - Executive Councillor for Environment: "LCC considers that the commitment to Carbon Neutrality is an UNACHIEVABLE TARGET ❌ which has had no clear funding strategy for authorities at a local level and entails schemes that are a BURDEN to LOCAL TAXPAYERS!" Lincolnshire Taxpayers deserve best value for money 💷 and we will focus on - EFFICIENCIES ✂️ - PROTECTING FARMING 🚜 - NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY 🌾 - PROTECTING OUR BEAUTIFUL COUNTY! 🌲 Reform UK ➡️ is standing up for our countryside! #ReformUK #NetZeroNonsenseshow more

Nigel Farage and his Speculative Security Things we know:... 1) a few weeks ago, the Guardian dropped a smouldering grenade into the Farage campsite with their revelation that he had 'forgotten' to declare the paltry sum of £5M, given to him by Chakrit Sakunkrit [Christopher Harborne] — Thai businessman and crypto magnate. 2) Farage regularly 'forgets' to declare income from his myriad jobs outside Parliament. In the last reporting period he 'forgot' 17 outside jobs totalling around £385,000. His excuse. “I don't do computers”. 3) there are already donations and gifts missing from his last register update — see The Finance Guy for more on that. Things we've been told: a) the £5M was an unconditional gift. b) the £5M was a reward for Brexit. c) the £5M was to pay for his security — for life. Let's focus on the security aspect because, I believe, Farage is trying to construct a counterfactual and has been caught lying. Again. In October of 2025, Zia Yusuf, Satan's Head Boy, was sent cross all media outlets — and I do mean all of them — to talk about the government's removal of some of Nigel's security costs; up to 75% if you believe Yusuf. What has never been made clear about this claim are, one, if it actually happened, and two, if it did, what sums of cash were being forfeited? There are two videos below. One in which Zia Yusuf took to 𝕏 on October 1st 2025, in a very earnest fashion to make claims about his best friend's safety where he stated at one point, that if Farage was killed, he would blame Keir Starmer. Yikes! He talks about donors stepping up at that point to cover the security costs for Farage. The second video is the one which contradicts Yusuf. From BBC Newsnight earlier this month when Farage states that he was given the £5M back in 2024 as: “an unconditional, non-political, personal gift. And it will ensure I can be safe for the rest of my life.” So. Two things are clearly jumping out at me from these statements. Firstly, lies are being told by Yusuf and/or Farage. Secondly, in the BBC video, he makes the claim that the 'gift' is non-political but to protect him … as a politician. To me, this is definitive proof that he's lying about the donation. If he received this money in 2024 for a lifetime of private security, then why the need for 'donors to step up' and pay for it again in Oct. 2025? Which is it? Neither, I'd suggest. I think the entire thing is a shonky counterfactual, hastily cobbled together to cover up the fact that he's been caught out pocketing millions in undeclared donations. Thanks to Jim Nauseum 2.0 and Chris S for the video and nudge, respectively. I have supplied a new branch of questions that our broadcasters can put to Reform UK MPs. I hope that they do. Have a lovely sunny Friday. ☺️show more

EXCLUSIVE from Patrick Maguire on our podcast The State... of It: * Sir Keir Starmer’s relationship with Ed Miliband has broken down to such an extent that the energy secretary has been accused of “ghosting” the prime minister in recent weeks * Senior government sources claimed that Miliband declined to take calls from the prime minister during a tense stand-off over defence spending * No 10 became increasingly concerned last week that Miliband could quit over the imposition of cuts on his department to fund defence spending * The State of It, the political podcast by The Times and The Sunday Times, has been told that Starmer attempted to contact Miliband repeatedly but did not receive a response. He was said to have been “ghosted” * This account was rejected by a source close to Miliband, who said that the pair did eventually speak and denied that Miliband declined to take the prime minister’s calls * Multiple sources said that Starmer and Miliband were barely on speaking terms and that the prime minister was “furious” at what he regarded as the energy secretary’s “betrayal” * Lara Spirit reveals that several cabinet ministers are weighing up whether to resign after the by-election in an attempt to force Starmer’s hand. Allies of Burnham suggested that Miliband was likely to be among them * The prime minister is said to have become increasingly “entrenched” as he prepares to fight any challenge from Burnham. Starmer sees himself as a “servant of the country rather than the party” and allies said he was determined to resist a “coronation” * An ally of Starmer said: ‘“It would be coup territory, it would profoundly undemocratic. We don’t really know what Burnham stands for or what he would do. Winning a by-election is very different to running the country. Win or lose, someone has to flush out his positions. Keir is becoming more entrenched’show more

“Hybrid Attack”: Denmark’s Skies Breached by Drones 🚨LIVE press... conference 🚨 Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen: “The drone activity looks systematic. It bears the mark of a professional actor. This is a hybrid attack.” Adds there is no evidence of Russian involvement at this stage Chief of Defence Michael Hyldgaard: drones were not shot down / risk to public safety, constant assessments underway Police Chief Thorkild Fogde: major task ahead to investigate who launched the drones and why EU meeting Friday on drone preparedness - EU Commission, member states & Ukraine’s Defence Minister invited It feels like déjà vu - from the wave of drone incursions across Europe, the UK, and the US. What is happening, and why are they flying with impunity?show more

🇷🇺🇺🇸I've just returned to the States, and frankly, it... feels like I've time-traveled…Here's the unvarnished truth: at its best, the U.S. might be considered a second-world nation. Where exactly are our tax dollars being funneled? Our infrastructure is in deplorable condition, technological advancements are cloistered within the private sector only, public transportation systems are rudimentary and repulsive compared to Russia's, our cities are unsafe and beyond comprehension disgusting, and our service standards—from the highways to high-end dining—pale in comparison to Russia… It begs the question…Where is our money going? Why does our government funnel billions into foreign conflicts with no direct impact on us, while back home, safety is a luxury and basic road maintenance a fantasy? When will the focus shift from global policing to nurturing our own nation? Isn't the well-being of Americans worth the investment? I hope that with new governance from Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy we can finally start to cut wasteful spending and focus on making America Great Again…show more

Remember Keir Starmer banned ye from performing Wireless Festival... uk?..... My daughter, Kiki, spoke out about this tokenistic but authoritarian censorship on GB News . To reward her integrity and to show that no government should ever decide what music you can listen to, I have brought her to see him perform at GelreDome tonight. Ye's current tour has broken all records in terms of attendance and revenue. This week he brought 100million euros into the Turkish economy. And our PM turned that down for the people of London so he could flippantly say he cares about Jews. The censors are NEVER THE GOOD GUYS. JNoahEntertainmentshow more

First month of 2026 is in and we need... to celebrate the new year the right way 🎉 It’s time to step up the game and introduce you to the first surprise of this 2026: our New Year’s Airdrop! 🚀 From the 5th of February, a new wave of fun and quests are coming your way, with an outstanding prize pool of 100k $ALICE for our amazing Neighbors 🌸 You’ll learn how to win big this time, and you may want to join our Community to know more and more on what’s going on right now! Check our link in bio, join our Discord and stay tuned, lots of exciting news coming to this Airdrop 👀show more

🚨 ANOTHER CLAIM I DON'T AGREE WITH... 🤔 One... thing I keep hearing is that Malawians are "cheap labour." From my own experience, that hasn't been the case. I've hired a Malawian domestic worker before, and the daily rate was around R300, about what I'd expect to pay a South African for the same work. Go to JHB Malawian tailor are super excellent at their job and they not cheap as Jacinta says... The same goes for gardening. Around R300 a day is not what I'd call "cheap labour." For skilled jobs like plumbing, electrical work, painting or construction, prices are usually negotiated based on the job and experience, regardless of nationality. What many people I've worked with have been known for is reliability, a strong work ethic, humility and consistency. Those qualities are often why employers hire them. To be clear, I'm not promoting undocumented immigration. Immigration laws should be respected and enforced. I'm simply saying we should be accurate when discussing the labour market. If we're going to debate immigration, let's do it based on facts rather than assumptions.show more

As Shabana Mahmood Shabana Mahmood MP moves to unseat... the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Keir Starmer, here’s what the US needs to know about Great Britain’s Home Secretary: She delisted Syrian Islamic Terrorist Group, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) from the UKs designated terrorists list in October of 2025 as one of her first items of business. She supports the Muslim Council of Britain, which the UK government, in a 2015 “Muslim Brotherhood Review,” found was influenced by the Muslim Brotherhood. She is affiliated with Islamic Relief Worldwide, which is banned or restricted in several countries for ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas. She has publicly said ON VIDEO that all of her decisions revolve around what’s best for Islam. See video below. 👇🏻 Why are we still sharing intelligence with the UK? Homeland Security Kristi Noem Sources:show more

2016: Nigel Farage, "The worst case scenario economically, is... better. than where we are today" 2020: Boris Johnson, "Prosper nightly remains an extremely good description of life after January 1st" 2025: Bloomberg, "Brexit Hit to UK Economy Double Official estimate" National Bureau of Economic Research Study: ⬇️ GDP down 8% ⬇️ Investment down 18% ⬇️ Employment down 4% ⬇️ Productivity down 4% 🔻£35 billion lost in Income tax & NI 🔻£25 billion lost in VAT 🔻£15 billion lost in Corporation tax 🆘 Estimated loss in tax revenue is £75 billion per year What have we got after Brexit? £4.8 billion for 🇮🇳 Indian-UK £2.3 billion for 🇦🇺 Australia-UK £0.8 billion for 🇳🇿 New Zealand-UK £9.0 billion for 🇪🇺 EU reset with UK 🆘 £16.9 billion - Current best case scenario by 2040 The reason taxes will go up, and spending will be cut, again, is because Brexit is making us poorer Today, former UKIP, former Reform UK, Nathan Gill, who admitted taking bribes to do what Farage and Johnson did for free: talk down the EU, will be sentenced ➡️The UK has always been a sovereign nation; just as every EU nation is a sovereign nation, they just chose to work together for the greater good ➡️The UK has always had control of our borders. Even within the EU the UK could remove any EU citizen e.g. if they were a danger, or didn't contribute ➡️ Poverty an austerity were not caused by the EU, they were caused by the Conservative party underfunding public services ➡️ And when the UK left the EU, to make up for the freedom of people that provided temporary workers to the UK, Boris Johnson's point based system approved visas for 3.5 million legal migrants, he did that without investing in public services. Not the fault of immigrants but of the UK government exercising their Brexit freedoms So the UK can carry on believing populists that will say whatever angers swathes of the population to get power and influence, like Farage or Johnson Or the UK can acknowledge that Farage's and Johnson's Brexit ideology has not only been a disaster, but it has been the opposite of what both of them promised If we want the economy to grow faster, if we want to cut taxes, and increase spending, the sooner we boost our economic growth by rejoining the European Union, the bettershow more

🚨🪖🇺🇸 Why US pilot's rescue op far from 'success'... The Pentagon has a long habit of "disguising and hiding the fact that they have been losing significant numbers to injury or even death of personnel," and it can't be ruled out that losses are written off as contractors, Stockholm University professor Isa Blumi told Sputnik Saturday's operation can be characterized as a "success" only insofar as its coverage by the corporate media - "owned by the same people pushing for war on Iran" - diverted attention from other crises, including the war's impact on ordinary Americans, Blumi explained "If there is any success, it is the success of getting people to talk about things other than what is actually happening on the ground," the academic added, noting that based on accounts of US troops with access to information blacked out by the media, the war "is not turning out well" for the coalition Footage from social mediashow more

Keir Starmer Boasts About Giving Away 10 Million Free... Breakfasts “We’ve just hit another really important milestone. 10 million free breakfasts at our free breakfast clubs. And that’s bringing families and children together across the country.” They’re not free though, are they? They’re paid for by hard-working taxpayers. While families struggle with high taxes, energy bills, and the cost of living, Keir Starmer is celebrating 10 million free school breakfasts, that’s likely £20–30 million and rising, taken straight from our pockets. Why exactly should people grinding away at work every day be forced to subsidise breakfast for kids who aren’t theirs? Parents have a responsibility to feed their own children. This isn’t “investing in the next generation” it’s expanding the welfare state and normalising the idea that the government (i.e. you and me) should pick up the tab for basic parenting. If we keep going down this road, what’s next? Free dinners, free holidays, free everything? Enough. Taxpayers aren’t bottomless ATMs.show more

Robinhood just turned on its own blockchain Robinhood Crypto... Chain went live on mainnet today, a Layer 2 built on Arbitrum, purpose-built for tokenized real-world assets. Tokenized Stock Tokens are now tradable 24/7 through Robinhood Wallet in 120+ countries, with those shares also usable as DeFi collateral. Robinhood Earn also launched, letting users lend $USDG for an estimated 7% yield through Morpho. Whether that specific lending market actually runs on Robinhood Chain itself isn't confirmed. Everything else announced today, wider perp futures in Europe, UK crypto trading, Canada going live, a new AI trading tool, is separate from the chain. General business expansion running alongside it, not built on it. $HOOD up nearly 8% on the day, still about 30% off its October high.show more

ALEX PHILLIPS: TV PRESENTER ALLEGEDLY. If, like me, you’ve... spent the last 48 hours wondering who/why/where this Failed Politician, Failed TV Celebrity and Emotional Train-Wreck actually is: Let me help: Phillips is a Wanabee Politician and, so far, has been UKIP, BREXIT, CONSERVATIVE (!) and now a BOOT LICKING FARAGE & REFORM Nutty Zealot. 42 years old, with the emotional capacity of a 7 year old, Ms Philips, somehow has a minority role on a minority UK Media platform. From that lofty position she screams her views on UK Political Issues to the 300 people listening. Currently bashing Rupert Lowe MP for daring to compete with her idol the delightful Nigel Farage. Yes, the Nigel currently being considered for Legal Proceedings by the children he bullied and racially abused when he was the school bully. Lest we forget, Alex worked sub-contract for Cambridge Analytica, a British political consulting firm that closed in 2018 after being found to have harvested millions of Facebook users' data without their consent. This screech machine, although 42, has had an awful lot of jobs. And an awful lot of sackings. Credibility: She Has None. Rupert, this peculiar media bully has now been reported to Ofcom and I would advise all of the #RestoreBritain members feeling insulted by her nasty comments and upset she has a political platform to insult people without any consequences to complain also. Onwards Friends.show more