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Start a revolution in Starmer's head
Scottish Daily Express
|July 29, 2025
KEIR Starmer is in denial about the people's revolution taking place across the UK.
In towns and cities up and down the country mums, dads and grandparents are taking to the streets to protest about the numbers of illegal immigrants in Britain and about the absurdity of 32,000 asylum seekers living in hotels free of charge while many Brits struggle to pay their rent. Worse still, some of the adult men we've given refuge are attacking our vulnerable young girls.
The public has rightly had enough. Yet Starmer's response to these impassioned pleas from groups of people who have probably never protested before has been typically tin-eared.
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