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Just two weeks ago, Chancellor Rachel Reeves stood up in the House of Commons and painted a rosy picture of the UK economy.

The future of NATO is in peril and full responsibility for that lies with those cowards in NATO that are refusing to help President Trump secure the Strait of Hormuz.

I watched Question Time last Thursday night and as usual, it was atrocious.

The way the UK media sees it, the conflict with the Mullahs in Iran is a “forever war” that will almost certainly follow the direction of the Iraq war and drag in US “boots on the ground, deepen regional instability and cause more loss of innocent life.

I am sure that you will have seen that the UK economy has stalled completely, recording 0.0% growth in January —the latest flashing red sign of stagnation under Labour.

I had to fill my car up with petrol today and after a bit of scouting around, managed to find pumps that only charged me £1.30/litre.

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It has happened before.

You would need a heart of stone not to laugh at JUST how pathetic the Mullah regime has become as it announced that the NEW Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei.

Just because this UK Government is desperate NOT to be at war with Iran does not mean that Iran cares.

So we have now seen the release of the first batch of the Mandelson files.

Although the mainstream media conspicuously avoids talking about it, the “cardboard ayatollah” is a surreal meme that has emerged following the death of Iran’s long-time tyrant Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.

I drove a Porsche Panamera for a few years and I really liked the speed and precise driving that is the hallmark of this car brand!

I have been a huge fan ever since his Monty Python days, and I consider Fawlty Towers to be the ultimate British comedy classic.

I see that Immigration has once again returned to the top of our national agenda, as new polling shows it is once again the single most important issue for British voters.