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Robert Graham retweeted
You woke up.
You had an overpriced coffee.
You had a long day at work.
Yet 1 in 6 people are sitting on benefits instead.
This costs your household an extra £9,708 in tax.
How is this fair?
Robert Graham retweeted
Our national security must come first.
We will take the difficult decisions needed to keep Britain safe
Robert Graham retweeted
My far right fantasy pint, with my far right fantasy black lab, Zuzu. Living the dream. 🍺
At conference ⬇️ #CPC26
Robert Graham retweeted
Jeremy Clarkson has said there is no reason to set up a business in Andy Burnham’s Britain.
In a surprise appearance at the Conservative Party conference, the television presenter said he would only open a second pub if he did so abroad.
🔗 telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
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Britons face being put in prison for putting up England flags
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Robert Graham retweeted
Only the Conservatives have a plan to reach 3% of GDP on defence by 2030.
We will take the tough decisions to keep Britain safe.
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London needs more than an administrator. It needs a champion, someone who understands its potential and is prepared to fight for its future.
That’s why I’m running to be the Conservative Candidate for London Mayor.
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Anyone needing this leaflet does not belong in Britain.
I’ve been warning for a long time that not all cultures are equal.
Britain can be proudly multi-ethnic, but we should not be multi-cultural.
Exclusive: Asylum seekers are being told “men and women are equal” in the UK amid mounting fears over integration and cultural values.
The Home Office has issued new guidance to arrivals telling them “this means women can work, study, travel and make their own choices”.
They also detail what rape is under UK law in a new booklet: "Consent is needed in every situation. This means even if you are married or in a relationship with someone, they must consent to sex every time.
"If you have sex with someone without their consent, this is called rape. Rape is a serious crime in the UK. You could go to prison, lose your support and accommodation, and it will affect your asylum claim."
Robert Graham retweeted
Ann Widdecombe was a formidable politician who was never afraid to speak her mind and fought hard for what she believed.
Our thoughts are with her family and loved ones at this heartbreaking time.
Rest in peace, Ann.
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My deepest condolences and those of the Conservative Party to the family and friends of Ann Widdecombe. She was a formidable politician who was never afraid to speak her mind and fought hard for what she believed. Always true to herself, her politics were strongly guided by her faith and her values.
Rest in Peace, Ann.
Former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe dies aged 78 bbc.in/4eVfFxr
Robert Graham retweeted
Two hundred and fifty years ago, 56 men gathered in Philadelphia and committed treason against the most powerful empire on Earth.
Representing 13 colonies, they were landowners, entrepreneurs, politicians and others who had become gripped by new ideas flowing from Enlightenment thinkers and Christian teaching.
Those convictions led them to start a war no sane person believed they could win — and what happened inside the Pennsylvania State House did not just create a nation. It helped create the political world we still live in today.
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A government quango has ordered the mass slaughter of beloved Dartmoor ponies in the name of ‘biodiversity’.
We cannot let this happen.
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Britain is a Christian country.
The Conservative Party will always celebrate our Christian heritage with deeds, not just words.
This Easter, we want to ensure local churches are properly maintained and repaired so we’re announcing a plan to restore funding for the Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme which the government has recently placed caps on.
Churches matter. They aren’t just important places of worship, in many towns and villages they are the centre of the community and the pride of local people, often steeped in hundreds of years of history. It is critical we maintain them properly, because when they’re gone, this history and heritage could be lost forever.
@Conservatives believe we have a responsibility to protect our churches and make sure they endure for future generations. What are we for if not to conserve the very best of our country and our society for those yet to come?
Conservatives will protect our heritage and build a stronger country.
Robert Graham retweeted
You might describe it as the Polanski paradox. The party which calls itself Green, which has concern for the environment as its raison d’être, has never been more popular.
Four Green MPs returned at the last general election. Victory in the recent Gorton and Denton by-election. Local election gains in May predicted to be sweeping. Running second in many national opinion polls, and in the projected seat tally for the Scottish parliament.
✍️ The Spectator
Article | spectator.com/article/the-to…
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🔴 'In plain language, Jeremy Bowen has called-out the US president as a liar' | Writes Robin Aitken
Read more ⬇️
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03…
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Trial by jury has been a cornerstone of our justice system for more than 800 years.
That is, until David Lammy showed up.
Tonight we're forcing a vote in Parliament to make him change course.
Robert Graham retweeted
Great to see Party Chairmen past, @HuddlestonNigel, and present, @kevinhollinrake, at our reception last night! Both have been strong advocates for the CDG.
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Sir Keir Starmer could pay for 15 new warships or quadruple the size of the British Army by halting this year’s £18bn rise in welfare spending, analysis has shown.
Read more here: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03…
