Since they've practically taken over London, it makes sense they've started renaming streets after them.

I think 'leader of the Right' is a bit of a stretch though.

"Not terrorism" but controlled explosions and hundreds evacuated. The street (ONS) is 18% English.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cjwyq505n4yt

Absolute madness that this is even being considered in Britain. Marriages to second and third wives shouldn’t even be legally recognised.

https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/2141391/rachel-reeves-slammed-extra-benefits-polygamy

Today's "You can't deport me because" excuse (and they're getting more ridiculous and outlandish)....

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15352429/African-migrant-allowed-stay-UK-claiming-sex-slave-satisfy-woman-took-in

No, we need, if anything, young English men to train. I watched one of his other videos and he says it's £8 per brick.

An angry Nigel Farage gives the BBC both barrels...

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17AuLjRkBn/

A cyclist chases down a phone thief and returns the stolen phone back to the victim.

The King needs to pipe down

https://www.gbnews.com/royal/king-charles-vladimir-putin-russia-uk-germany-ukraine-war-latest

Richard Branson's controversies include the 1990s "Dirty Tricks" scandal with British Airways, a 2017 sexual assault allegation that he denies, backlash over his company Virgin Care's role in the NHS and its tax practices, criticism for asking the UK for a Virgin Atlantic bailout during the pandemic despite personal wealth, and public disapproval over his support for tourism in Saudi Arabia, and he's a tax exile in the British Virgin Islands.