Dan Hodges

RT @PressAwardsuk: Congratulations to Sabrina Miller from @DailyMail and The Mail on Sunday for being awarded winner of Young Journalist of…

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Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio

The U.S. welcomes the historic agreement between the UK and Mauritius on the future of the Chagos Archipelago. This agreement secures the long-term, stable, and effective operation of the joint U.S.-UK military facility at Diego Garcia, which is critical to regional and global

Again. The US operate the vital military base. And they are supporting the deal.

Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch

Chagos has been ours since 1814. It hosts a vital military base. Surrendering it to Mauritius is an act of national self-harm. It leaves us more exposed to China, and ignores the will of the Chagossian people. AND WE'RE PAYING BILLIONS TO DO SO! https://t.co/DQR7GA77mQ

Sorry, this is just a straightforward lie. Labour hasn't halved migration, and Keir Starmer knows it. This is a product of decisions taken before he entered office.

Keir Starmer @Keir_Starmer

Under the Tories net migration reached nearly 1 million – roughly the size of the population of Birmingham. I know you are angry about this, and I promised you I would change it. Today's stats show we have nearly halved net migration in the last year. We're taking back control.

RT @biannagolodryga: “Calls to ‘globalize the Intifada’ and the glorification of Hamas, not in spite of – but because of its atrocities on…

RT @tomhfh: BREAKING: Human Rights Act and Equality Act are now bad again. More as we get it.

RT @acailler: Spot on. Not one member of the British public actually cares about the Chaos issue. It really is the epitome of a "Westmins…

The synthetic Chagos uproar is the perfect example of what's wrong with politics in our country at the moment. There are a whole host of very real, very significant foreign policy crisis facing us. Yet people think they have to express outrage to be part of the right tribe. Nuts.

OK, one more time. We were told by the opponents of the Chagos deal it was bad for Western national security, and would be blocked by Donald Trump. We were told he would veto it during Starmer's DC visit. Instead Trump has welcomed the deal, and approved it.

RT @benrileysmith: The Left is tooling up. Talk of better organising. Musings on who its flag-carrier would be whenever the next leadership…

The major fall in the migration figures is good news for Keir Starmer. But it's also good news for James Cleverly, the Home Secretary who put in place the policies that led to the decline. May become a factor in the Tory party post-Kemi succession planning.

RT @PA: #BreakingNews Net migration to the UK is estimated to have halved from 860,000 in the year ending December 2023 to 431,000 in the y…

RT @TiceRichard: My short tribute to Patrick O’Flynn in the House of Commons today Much missed by so many, may he rest in peace https://t…

The Sunak government recognised a deal had to be done on Chagos. The Biden administration recognised a deal had to be done. The Starmer government recognised a deal had to be done. The Trump government recognised a deal had to be done. The outrage is ridiculous.

"You get Hoynes"

James Heale @JAHeale

One year ago today: https://t.co/ty7KjLnZc0

He was right. https://t.co/QcsGopwAgN