Same day. Same plenary session. Same visit to Gill’s office. Same Farage, Same Gill, same wife of sanctioned pro Russian agent.

Six days after the first bribery charge

But it’s a lovely biggly figure…

I managed fine in both cases, thanks.

12 years in some cultures!

We all need to start speaking out and questioning his policies and motives. They will not stand up to scrutiny.

'Stunned?' Farage's Admission He Knew Nathan Gill but Not His Pro-Russian Sympathies Does Not Stand Up to Scrutiny Insiders have told Byline Times, it is 'inconceivable' the Reform Leader did not know about Gill's pro Russian statements

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'Stunned?' Farage's Admission He Knew Nathan Gill but Not His Pro-Russian Sympathies Does Not Stand Up to Scrutiny

Insiders have told @bylinetimes.bsky.social it is ‘inconceivable’ the Reform Leader did not know about Gill’s pro-Russian statements

bylinetimes.com/2025/10/11/s...

Things have changed. In 1970, the average stay after a hip replacement was 14 days. Now it’s only 1-3 days. After giving birth, instead of 6 or 7 days in a bed, most women are discharged the same day. Significantly less beds days are needed per stay.

I called this out on #BBCQT last night and I'm calling it out again now.

He is gaslighting a nation.

The picture of Farage with the T shirt from Gill’s briber’s wife, taken the day Gill appears her Pro Russian TV channel, is taken in Gill’s office

Farage continues to subscribe to the “tell the lies loud enough and often enough so people believe it” school of politics…

I read it. England 1970 48.9 million. Up 10mil to 58.8m now. Less beds. Ending bed blocking may still be a better solution than simply adding extra unstaffed beds. Inadequate social care is an issue neglected by many successive governments.

In January 2025 alone, nearly three in five (58.5%) of patients well enough to be discharged remained in acute hospitals at the end of the day. This has a knock on effect on the whole system & caused the loss of 1.6 million “bed days” in January alone.

Possibly. Many procedures no longer require extended hospital stays, thus reducing the number of bed nights needed. Day surgery/treatment negates the need for a bed altogether. Extra needs would require extra staff which currently don’t exist.

Yep, profit that could otherwise have been invested in public services and infrastructure😢

Cutting beds would be fine if they had ensured seamless social care to avoid bed blocking.

He personifies the “be the change you want to see” approach. Other politicians need to take lessons from him.

YouTube video by A Different Bias Russian Bribery Case Spooks Farage

Ok, Gill admitted he took Russian bribes for his pro Russian statements. Farage made same pro Russian statements that stinks.

youtu.be/5o7vNuROrfk?...

The right to peaceful enjoyment of possessions - some people need to realise that means your own, legally acquired/paid for possessions!

Because they’re not really journalists? Too much like hard work and/or their publications are cost cutting? Either way, too much reliance in simply regurgitating things without fact checking.

What on here worries our toxic politicians so much?

I’ve chipped in.
Another tactic straight from the MAGA playbook so loved by REFUK. They can $od right off.

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Fiona Bruce is misinformed.

Mine is in a Farrah’s of Harrogate toffee tin.

Hopefully, the BBC will now give the Green Party the coverage they deserve instead of being the propaganda arm of REFUK.

Hopefully he will show others the way to address the lies and misinformation from REFUK.

Yep, but not millions like Farage.

Hypocrisy is strong in REFUK

As if teachers in England don’t have to put up with enough criticism of their performance and most of that comes from within the system. No wonder there is a retention crisis🤦🏻‍♀️

Perhaps it’s time to remind the voters that not all MPs are making millions out of the job despite what they might believe.