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‘We are not surprised, we are disgusted.’

Crowborough activist Marmaduke Devereaux-Astley criticises the Home Office, saying their anger is directed at the government, not the migrants, for ignoring residents' concerns about the migrant military sites.

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‘What the hell are we doing here listening to children?’

Labour peer Lord Glasman believes that Labour allowing puberty blockers is ‘experiments on children’ and is a clear moral issue.

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Plain-speaking, straight-talking - Michelle Dewberry delivers her individual take on the day's news.

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'What are we waiting for?!'

'This country is being put on pause while politicians fight it out amongst themselves!'

Michelle Dewberry challenges Labour MP Barry Gardiner and Reform UK's Laila Cunningham on why Keir Starmer is delaying his resignation until September.

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‘ABSOLUTELY INSANE!’ Reform UK’s Home Affairs Spokesperson Zia Yusuf has launched a fierce criticism of homeless charity Shelter after the organisation described Reform UK’s proposed social housing policy as “racist.” Speaking during a heated discussion, Yusuf argued that prioritising British citizens for social housing should be considered common sense rather than controversial policy. His comments have reignited debate over housing allocation, immigration, and the pressures facing communities across the United Kingdom.

Yusuf defended Reform UK’s position by insisting that social housing, funded by British taxpayers, should primarily benefit British people. He questioned how such a stance could be viewed as discriminatory, stating, “British social housing should be for British people, I can’t understand how this could be remotely controversial.” The exchange highlights growing political divisions over housing shortages, migration policy, and the criteria used to determine eligibility for publicly funded accommodation.

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‘I think this is a hand grand being dropped into a very fragile and fractured society that is there to cause division and mistrust.’

Lord Marvin Rees and Maajid Nawaz debate Nick Timothy's statement that Islamic public prayer outside the Ministry of Defence is an 'act of dominion'. This starts an intense debate over whether public religious expressions are a natural part of a multicultural society or a political calculation designed to test cultural boundaries. Formers, faith perspectives, and political backgrounds go head-to-head on the fracturing state of modern integration.

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