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Javid Roasted for Failure to Tackle Crime
Tough-talking Sajid Javid promised to crack down on our spiralling crime rate, but has utterly failed to do so. It was left to Pierc Morgan to call out the incompetent Home Secretary.
This Day in History - 19th June
1306
The Earl of Pembroke's army defeated Robert the Bruce's Scottish army at the Battle of Methven, west of Perth. Robert the Bruce was King of the Scots from 1306 until his death in 1329.
"Anti-semite" Invited to Question Tory Leaders
The BBC has been caught red-faced once again. In an attempt to take down Boris Johnson, they brought on an Islamic Imam to grill Boris on his "Islamophobic comments," but things did not go according to plan.
'Gender Stereotyping' Ads Banned
The mere vision of a woman cooking or a man working on the engine of his car is now grounds to ban advertisements. The loonies have taken total control of the asylum.
This Day in History - 18th June
1583The first Life Insurance policy was sold in London, and when a claim was eventually made, it was disputed.
Police investigate Labour electoral fraud
Police are investigating allegations of electoral fraud during the Peterborough by-election, after English Democrats chairman Robin Tilbrook challenged the outcome of the election.
May will block Boris' No Deal Brexit
Traitorous Theresa is at it again. Sabotaging our negotiations did not work, so, now May has vowed to block any chances of Boris Johnson achieving a No Deal Brexit by joining forces with her Remainer pals.
This Day in History - 17th June
1239The birth of King Edward I of England, also known as Edward Longshanks (because of his height) and the Hammer of the Scots.
Our Chance to Hammer Law-Breakers!
No one is above the law! This is one of the great principles that our England gave the world, but the political elite have trampled it into the dust along with our flag, our identity and our rights.