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  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Annabel Denham

    What will it take for Britain to atone for the sins of its past? For our self-flagellating elites to accept we must draw a line under our history and act in the best interests of our own people? I’m now certain they will accept nothing short of total, maniacal, self-imposed ruin. How else to explain Labour’s decision to kneecap our productive industries, doggedly pursue net zero regardless of the cost, or surrender our sovereign territories to foreign powers?

  • 2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Annabel Denham

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Annabel Denham

    Net inward migration has reached staggering levels in Britain. We are absorbing such high numbers that even 250,000 would seem like a modest figure. Many arrivals are imposing huge fiscal costs; our public services and infrastructure are buckling under the strain. Failure to bring it down trashed the contract between government and citizen, destroyed public faith in the political class and may end up putting the Tories on an electoral par with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

  • 1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Annabel Denham

  • 1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Annabel Denham

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Annabel Denham
Annabel Denham @AnnabelDenham1
10 Apr 25

Britain is now a country where juvenile woke activists can leave fake body bags at the family homes of politicians without consequence, yet silent prayer within 200m of an abortion clinic could be considered a criminal offence.

Mark Wallace
Mark Wallace @wallaceme

It’s really simple: the family homes of politicians you disagree with are off limits. Leaving pretend bodybags on the doorstep of a home where children live is ghoulish in the extreme. The families of politicians are not your stage for posing. https://t.co/odwGs3nsC5

Annabel Denham
Annabel Denham @AnnabelDenham1
9 Apr 25

Starmer's argument, that the OBR doesn't model behavioural change, is exactly why Truss didn't ask them to consider the effect of tax cuts. Whoever is in power, it's moronic to hand such power to quangos. Yet Labour are creating even more (GB Energy, Football Regulator...)

Steven Swinford
Steven Swinford @Steven_Swinford

Breaking: Keir Starmer criticises the Office for Budget Responsibility for failing to score the impact of the government's welfare reforms in getting people back to work This is the first time that Starmer has publicly criticised the OBR - points to to wider concern in

Annabel Denham
Annabel Denham @AnnabelDenham1
9 Apr 25

London has lost 30,000 millionaires in the past decade. It has fallen out of the top five wealthiest cities. The Left will be delighted, and spin some nonsense about tax “dodging”. Those of us who actually care about the living standards of the poor will be alarmed.

The Times and The Sunday Times
The Times and The Sunday Times @thetimes

London is no longer one of the top five wealthiest cities in the world after losing a higher proportion of millionaires than anywhere other than Moscow https://t.co/ioGVwtPS8V