A Furious Keir Starmer

According to Keir Starmer, during the summer riots, Britain almost ran out of jail space.

Describing his ‘anger’ at the scenes of jubilant prisoners celebrating their early release last week, the Prime Minister said he had been left with no choice but to let out hundreds of criminals.

Around 1,700 prisoners were released early last week, including robbers, drug dealers, and even killers. Thousands more are due to be let out early in the coming months to ease prison overcrowding.

In sickening scenes last week, prisoners celebrated outside jails, with some thanking Sir Keir personally for their release.

Speaking to reporters while travelling in Italy, the PM said the decision had left him ‘angry’.

‘I spent five years prosecuting and putting people in prison and being forced to release people who should be in prison makes me angry,’ he said.

‘But the choice was pretty simple. We’d got to the point where prisons were so full we had the choice between releasing people in the way that we’ve done it or not being able to arrest people and put them in prison. 

‘You can imagine the impact on law and order in this country if we’d reached a place where police could not make the necessary arrests day by day, and you’d be having some pretty hard questions for me if we’d got to that stage.’

Sir Keir said that during the summer riots, which led to hundreds of arrests, he had stood in the government’s emergency Cobra room ‘literally having to plot how many prison places we had in order to assess whether we could contain the disorder’.

He added: ‘No prime minister should be in that position.’

The PM said ministers were now working to accelerate the provision of new prison places, although early releases are expected to continue for at least 18 months.

‘What we’ve got to do about it now, we’ve obviously got to take this measure, which I didn’t want to take. We are going to change the planning laws to make sure where we need prisons we can get them built much more quickly,’ he said.

‘We’ve already fast-tracked or tried to move forward some of the projects in play, but we’re doing everything we can to try to make sure we’ve got the capacity, but to be put into a position where it’s a choice because prisons are so overcrowded that it’s a release scheme the likes of which we had to go down, or a point where the police say we cannot carry out our basic functions, is not a position I should have been put in.’

Sir Keir said that Rishi Sunak had received numerous warnings to take action over jail overcrowding and attributed the problem to the previous Tory government.

Nonetheless, Tory insiders claim that ministers are inflating the issue and point out that Labour chose the specifics of the early release plan.

So, let me get this straight. Our PM is angry that he’s had to let loads of criminals out of prison, but he’d done it anyway. Did he do this without much decision making or were his hands tied? However, I’m never surprised that ministers are always surprised at the consequences of their actions.

Keir Starmer is unfit and unqualified to serve as our prime minister, and the members of his cabinet that he picked are merely unskilled individuals standing in queues to push their political beliefs on the people of this nation.

Let’s face it, he’s not the sharpest pencil in the box, is he? And he will only get worse now that he has ‘free reign’, which is not only half the problem but also he’s like a kid in a candy shop, with not much upstairs.

David Lammy Says Keir Starmer’s And Victoria Starmer’s Clothes Aren’t Taxpayer-Funded

Keir Starmer took thousands of pounds from a millionaire Labour donor to pay for designer suits because the taxpayer doesn’t pick up the bill, the Foreign Secretary suggested.

David Lammy lamented that there was no public funding for the wardrobe of the Prime Minister, who is paid £166,000 a year, or his wife Victoria in the same way as there is for the US President and First Lady.

It came as the PM came under fire for allegedly breaking parliamentary rules by failing to declare donations of clothing, alterations, and a personal shopper for Lady Starmer from Waheed Alli.

The gifts were not initially mentioned in the register of MPs’ interests. The Sunday Times claimed that the Prime Minister sought the parliamentary authorities on Tuesday to make a late declaration after being given revised information on what needed to be recorded.

Lord Alli hit the headlines last month when it was revealed he contributed more than £18,000 towards Sir Keir’s suits and spectacles. 

Appearing on Sky News’ Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips, Mr Lammy suggested the PM had been ‘transparent’. 

Asked if he realised the situation would look ‘odd’ to voters, he replied, ‘I recognise that, but I also recognise that in our country there isn’t a budget for the PM’s clothes or his wife’s clothes. 

‘In some countries, there is a substantial budget—I have just come back from America, where there is a substantial budget to ensure that the US President and the First Lady’s appearance can never be challenged. 

That is not that case in our country. So it is the case that successive leaders of the opposition wanting to represent the country on an international stage and PMs have used donors to fund that budget; that is the truth of it.’

The US president receives a salary of around £305,000 (400,000 US dollars) and a £38,100 (50,000 dollar) expenses allowance, although there is no specific clothing budget. 

But Tory leadership candidate James Cleverly told Sky News: ‘It’s absolutely legitimate that we point out the hypocrisy of someone who basically got his job by criticising others for what he’s now doing.’

Now, the Tory party has insisted on a thorough examination of the Starmers’ connections to well-known Labour contributor Lord Alli.

A Conservative Party spokesman said: ‘It’s taken just 10 weeks for Keir Starmer to face an investigation for his conduct.

‘After facing allegations of cronyism and now apparent serious breaches of parliamentary rules, there must be a full investigation into the passes for glasses scandal.

‘No doubt the millions of vulnerable pensioners across the country who face choosing between heating and eating would jump at the chance for free clothes just to keep warm in the face of Labour’s cruel cut.’

The Sunday Times also revealed that the contributions paid for Lady Starmer’s clothing, alterations, and personal shopping before and after Labour won the July election.

Seeing as MPs have voted to remove the Winter Heating Allowance from some pensioners. Perhaps removing MPs expenses as a ‘cost-cutting’ endeavour so that it can be put back into the £22 billion ‘black hole’. After all, EVERYONE has to make sacrifices, including the Prime Minister and his cronies, don’t they? Of course, they do!

Reeves blocked the Treasury from outlining the workings of the £22 billion ‘black hole’, which suggests it didn’t exist. However, on the same day, she created an £8 billion deficit with the inflation-busting pay deals to doctors and railway workers. Also, when Lammy was Shadow Foreign Secretary, he demanded that the Tory government detail the arms licence to Israel but now he is refusing to publish them. Pot calling the kettle black. No wonder MPs are minted!

Turkish Mafia’s Deadly Grip On British Youth

What connects the Turkish underworld, a horrifying torture-murder, and a missing adolescent?

A brief report on a juvenile missing person appeared on a Sussex news website on April 15, 2021.

Dylan Weatherley was 17 at the time, 5 feet 6 inches tall, of medium build, and last seen wearing a hooded navy tracksuit with a yellow Nike logo, black Jordan One trainers, and a blue puffer jacket.

The article said: ‘He has links to Tottenham, Crawley and Brighton.’

Dylan appeared shortly after.

He was handed a referral order, which meant he would not be going to jail, after being found guilty of possessing Class A narcotics at East Hampshire Magistrates Court around this time.

He had clearly been involved in county lines drug dealing in those affluent parts of Sussex and Hampshire, with cocaine or heroin supplied by the Tottenham Turks.

In January 2022, The Argus website again reported that Dylan, still 17, had gone missing from ‘his home in Chichester.’

Sussex Police reported they were ‘concerned for his welfare.’

Again, Dylan turned up alive and well.

However, nine months later, in October 2022, he was a major player in Koray Alpergin’s kidnapping, torture, and murder back in north London.

His instructions originated from the Tottenham Turks, one of the two main organised criminal groups (OCGs) that have their origins in the north London Turkish and Kurdish population, which has fifty thousand members.

The Tottenham Turks’ arch-rivals are the Bombacilar (Turkish for Bombers), who hail from Hackney.

Together, the two OCGs control a large portion of the heroin market in Britain, and they have started branching out into other substances like cocaine lately.

Both supply narcotics, usually on credit, to county lines gangs who sell it in the home counties, the south coast, and further afield.

The Turkish gangs also act as ‘wholesalers’, selling drugs, especially heroin, to English, Scottish, and Welsh OCGs, who are the ‘retailers’ in cities like Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle, Glasgow, Cardiff, and Swansea.

There are a few instances of the Turkish gangs getting into disputes with other crews, like the Albanians, but they save their most bloodcurdling violence for each other.

Due to their involvement in drug trafficking and other illegal operations in the UK, the Tottenham Turks and the Hackney Bombacilar have accumulated hundreds of millions of pounds over the years.

Their money is easily laundered in legitimate businesses in London, like minicab businesses, barbers’ shops, kebab shops, and other small businesses, as well as through property investments in London and the home counties.

The people of this country don’t deserve any of this. The Conservatives failed and the present government won’t be doing any better, and I do fear for our future generations.

The criminal justice system is a farce, and our present administration is making matters worse by releasing violent offenders after just 40 percent of their sentences. As for foreign criminals, they should all be deported!

Immigration and the police force both need greater funding. Regarding deportations, we must be more powerful, enact harsher laws, and amend existing ones. If our government wants to deport these criminals but chooses not to, then we need to have the authority to do so. There is no legal defence in this case; an immigrant must be deported if they are found to have committed a crime or are suspected of committing one.

However, all of this would require a backbone, but Labour would rather attack pensioners.

Why don’t we send these Turkish offenders back to their home country to complete their sentences? It would certainly be more of a deterrent, less enjoyable for criminals, and less expensive for our British taxpayers.

Christmas Food Deliveries Are Under Threat

New EU border controls are posing a danger to the food supply chain that supplies Britain for Christmas, truck drivers have warned.

The new checks require all non-EU passengers at Dover to have fingerprint and facial recognition checks.

Logistics UK claims that this would impede the movement of products and that there are concerns that the inspections may cause traffic congestion that stretches for miles, which might cause vacationers to be delayed.

The EU is preparing to roll out its new Entry/Exit System (EES) on November 10 and Logistics UK said the changes threaten to disrupt lorry traffic during the onset of winter when the UK is reliant on imported goods.

Nichola Mallon, head of trade at Logistics UK, told The Telegraph: ‘If the EES is implemented as planned, I’m afraid we’re facing huge upheaval in the supply chain.

‘The Government needs to take the lead now on raising awareness among the public, managing their expectations and signposting where they can go for advice.’

Calculations suggest the EES could increase processing times for a car with a family of four from less than 60 seconds to seven minutes.

Additionally, the Imperial College London study indicates that lines lengthen by almost 10 kilometres for every additional minute.

Dover is braced for delays of up to 14 hours, with Kent County Council warning jams could be ‘much worse’ than 23-mile tailbacks seen in 2022.

The new system requires people waiting in cars and lorries at Dover to scan their fingerprints and photos, with the information being stored for three years.

Additionally, passengers boarding the Eurostar trains at St Pancras International and the Eurotunnel vehicle shuttle at Folkestone will be led to designated booths.

Dover and Eurotunnel handled 54 percent of all UK trade with continental Europe last year.

Logistics UK estimates the cost of border delays at £1.30 a minute, with a 14-hour hold-up costing £1,100 in additional expense per truck.

The group also warns an average 90-minute extension to journeys would cost the economy £400 million a year and any extra cost will be passed onto consumers.

However, according to European officials, the system would fight identity fraud by forcing the gathering of biometric data and will make the EU safer by detecting visitors who overstay their visas.

Those who refuse to have a picture taken or their fingerprints scanned will be denied entry into the Schengen travel area.

More needless attempts to instill fear among consumers. Like the majority of other merchants, our stores have their Christmas merchandise already stored in their warehouses. To allay concerns about, say, veggies, simply purchase them frozen and keep them in the freezer until Christmas.

Stores keep Christmas puddings in cages in their warehouse before they put them onto the shelves. Although it’s terrible keeping Christmas puddings in cages, I only buy free range!

Tubs of Christmas chocolate are already stocked on the shelves of ASDA stores. If you’re concerned that there won’t be enough food for everyone for Christmas, just purchase everything now and freeze it. It’s Christmas Day; the food doesn’t matter as long as your family is there!

There is a shortage of one item or another around Christmas time every year, yet shops nonetheless enthusiastically promote their products. Some people may be working together to increase sales and profits.

This pre-Christmas is scaremongering every year, but nobody goes without their turkey, do they? As always, project fear.

Keir Starmer Says NHS Must ‘Reform Or Die’

Keir Starmer warned that the ‘broken’ NHS must ‘reform or die’ after a damning report found billions of pounds in extra investment has failed to boost performance.

The PM gave a sobering speech about the health service’s challenging future and emphasised the necessity of taking immediate action to reduce wait times and increase access.

He will stress, though, that adding more funds is not possible without first making root and branch adjustments.

Instead, he argued resources must be shifted from inefficient hospitals to community care, preventing illness from developing.

‘We have to fix the plumbing before turning on the taps. No more money without reform,’ Sir Keir said, suggesting the process would take a decade. 

In a round of interviews ahead of Sir Keir’s keynote speech, Health Secretary Wes Streeting said the NHS ‘unquestionably’ wastes money and could go ‘bust’ without fundamental change.

He also criticised the British Medical Association, which doubles as a regulator and industry body, for ‘sabre-rattling’.

Professor Sir John Bell, who was a member of the Covid Vaccine Taskforce, echoed concerns about the BMA, saying it has been a ‘major drag’ on reform. 

The radical approach is being unveiled after a damning new report by Lord Darzi, a pioneering surgeon and former Labour health minister, concluded the NHS is in a ‘critical condition’.

In just nine weeks, the quick evaluation was completed to support the government’s ten-year reform plan.

Tories have accused Mr Streeting of ‘trying to chase headlines while laying the groundwork for tax rises at the Budget’.

According to medical professionals, the government needs to immediately lay out a strategy outlining how it will react to the review.

Lord Darzi, who now sits as an independent peer, said he was ‘shocked’ by the scale of the failings he unearthed.

His 142-page report reveals that waits for routine care and A&E have gotten longer, people have gotten sicker, and progress in tackling some major conditions has stalled.

It continues, adding that the NHS has grown less effective with the funding it receives and is mired in red tape.

Responding to the report at the King’s Fund think tank in London, Sir Keir said, ‘What we need is the courage to deliver long-term reform—major surgery, not sticking plaster solutions.

‘The NHS is at a fork in the road, and we have a choice about how it should meet these rising demands.

‘Raise taxes on working people to meet the ever-higher costs of an ageing population—or reform to secure its future.

‘We know working people can’t afford to pay more, so it’s reform or die.’

The National Health Service (NHS) has significant challenges. Its head of management, which is growing at an exponential rate, is nearly as large as the frontline personnel who interact directly with patients. These managers earn high salaries and spend their days in meetings.

There are meetings about meetings. Hours of long meetings on every level, back and forth about topics that could have been effectively communicated with a short email.

Senior staff members are rarely present when patient-facing staff members are alone since they are always in meetings and are the only ones who can make important choices. The incredibly bureaucratic nature of the NHS is the other problem.

Front-line staff spend very little time on actual patient care. Still, they spend plenty of time documenting, reporting, uploading, and registering information on so many incompatible systems and databases, and staff members barely have any time to deal with patients.

“No more money without reform” means that Labour is going to finish what the Tories started and that’s the privatisation of the NHS.

Sculpture Of Queen Elizabeth II And Prince Philip

A bronze sculpture that was supposed to show Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II, and two corgis has angered some because they believe it doesn’t resemble the real people.

The contentious monument was made by North Belfast artist Anto Brennan, who is well-known for his chess sets featuring notable politicians from Northern Ireland. It was inaugurated on Saturday in Antrim Castle Gardens.

But locals hit out at the piece, with one saying, ‘Whoever signed that off needs their eyes tested’.

Others said the prince and dogs ‘look nice’ but the figure meant to be the late Queen doesn’t look like her and there’s ‘something not right’ about it.

Comments on a Facebook post announcing the sculpture have been turned off after a flood of mocking remarks, with one person saying the Queen looked more like Mrs Doubtfire from the 1993 comedy starring Robin Williams.

Comments on a post announcing the sculpture have been turned off after a flood of mocking remarks, with one person saying the Queen looked more like Mrs Doubtfire from the 1993 comedy starring Robin Williams (pictured).

The proposal for the sculpture of the late Queen and her corgis came in January 2023, adding to the likeness of Prince Phillip, which was already there.

The Deputy Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey Paul Dunlop attended the unveiling. He said: ‘It’s down to personal taste; everyone has their own opinion but it is what the sculpture represents that is important.’

But when the sculpture was unveiled, the mayor, Neil Kelly, described it as a ‘beautiful statue’.

When the council posted photos of the statue on Facebook, locals jumped at the chance to express their opinions.

The council posted: ‘The sculpture captures Her Majesty in a dignified pose, reflecting her grace, steadfastness, and lifelong dedication to public service.

‘One of the first of its kind in the UK, the sculpture was created to commemorate Her Late Majesty, who passed away two years earlier, on 8 September 2022.

‘It fittingly stands adjacent to the statue of her beloved husband, Prince Philip, on display at the Parterre Garden within Antrim Castle Gardens for the public to enjoy.

‘To complete the scene, the royal couple is joined by two of the more than 30 dogs that Her Majesty owned during her lifetime.’

But one sassy comment said, ‘At least the dogs look good’ and another joked: ‘Think you need to ask [discounted online retailer] Temu for your money back.’

A third posted: ‘Looks more like Mrs Doubtfire than our late Queen.’

Another slammed the art piece as offensive and said: ‘Both need removed, melted down and redone. That’s actually offensive.’

This surpasses even the terrible Diana statue that was presented. The best action would be to conceal it in a garage and begin over.

The expressions on their faces would have been hilarious, so it’s a shame they are no longer with us. Queen Victoria would not have been amused! And I can’t imagine what jokes Prince Philip would have come out with.

Do these so-called artists have to show any of their previous work to ensure that the final work will at least bear a passing resemblance? Or is it just bodge it and run? But this is just typical of councils, squandering large amounts of money by employing someone local who doesn’t quite live up to expectations, then they try and defend their substandard work before eventually having to concede and pay even more money to have the work re-done properly.

This is dreadful work and a lost opportunity to create a legacy. The stance is correct, but the figures are static, rigid, and formless, almost Soviet-like, and the features of the Queen bear very little resemblance to her, and the Duke fares little better.

Princess Of Wales Completes Chemotherapy

Kate Middleton has announced her joy at having completed her chemotherapy and her eagerness to resume public appearances.

The 42-year-old Princess of Wales declared in March that she was resigning from public life and would be receiving preventive treatment following her cancer diagnosis.

In a deeply personal statement to the nation, she revealed that her family has navigated ‘stormy waters’ and her full focus is on being cancer-free.

The moving statement read:

‘As the summer comes to an end, I cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment.

‘The last nine months have been incredibly tough for us as a family. Life as you know it can change in an instant and we have had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown.

‘The cancer journey is complex, scary, and unpredictable for everyone, especially those closest to you.

‘With humility, it also brings you face to face with your own vulnerabilities in a way you have never considered before, and with that, a new perspective on everything.

‘This time has above all reminded William and me to reflect and be grateful for the simple yet important things in life, which so many of us often take for granted. Of simply loving and being loved.

‘Doing what I can to stay cancer-free is now my focus. Although I have finished chemotherapy, my path to healing and full recovery is long, and I must continue to take each day as it comes.

‘I am however looking forward to being back at work and undertaking a few more public engagements in the coming months when I can.

‘Despite all that has gone before, I enter this new phase of recovery with a renewed sense of hope and appreciation of life.

‘William and I are so grateful for the support we have received and have drawn great strength from all those who are helping us at this time. Everyone’s kindness, empathy, and compassion has been truly humbling.

‘To all those who are continuing their own cancer journey, I remain with you, side by side, hand in hand. Out of darkness, can come light, so let that light shine bright.’

We are all delighted for the princess and hope the best for her, I’m sure.

It is good that she’s finished treatment because cancer affects the entire family, and just because she is a princess, cancer does not discriminate, and it can happen to anybody. Perhaps she should be telling Keir Starmer this!

However, cancer is a sneaky thief, and it’s always lurking in the darkness.

There is good news; there is great news, but this is brilliant news.

Keir Starmer: NHS Waitlist For 800,000 Children Is Broken

More than 800,000 children are stuck on lengthy NHS hospital waiting lists, it was revealed as the Prime Minister says the health service has been left ‘broken’ in an ‘unforgivable’ way.

In an interview conducted, the prime minister made this allegation before the release of a review about the treatment of children.

It’s anticipated that an assessment by a distinguished surgeon and impartial peer, Lord Darzi, scheduled for publication on Thursday, would demonstrate how the health system is failing youngsters.

It is expected to show that 175,000 children are waiting between six months and a year for treatment and 35,000 more than a year, the Sunday Times reported.

Additionally, it will show 100,000 infants waited more than six hours to be seen in accident and emergency departments last year, with waiting times for the under-twos rising 60 percent in the past 15 years. 

It is also expected to identify declining immunisation rates and increases in children’s hospital admissions for eating disorders and ADHD medicines.

In the interview broadcast on Sunday morning on BBC One, Sir Keir said: ‘Everybody watching this who has used the NHS, or relatives have, know that it’s broken, they know that it’s broken, that is unforgivable, the state of our NHS.’

The Prime Minister claimed the health service’s problems stem from ‘the money that was taken out of the NHS, particularly in the early years of the coalition from 2010 onwards, the (Andrew) Lansley reforms, which were hopelessly misconceived. And then, of course, Covid on top of all that, which has put us in this awful position for the NHS.’

Sir Keir also held the previous government accountable for the NHS’s failings, as he has done with regard to the UK’s economic situation.

The Prime Minister added: ‘Our job now through Lord Darzi is properly understand how that came about and bring about the reforms, starting with the first steps, the 40,000 extra appointments.

‘But we’ve got to do the hard yards of reform as well. And as I say, I think it’s only a Labour Government that can do the reform that our NHS needs and we’ll start on that journey.’

Responding to the Prime Minister, shadow health secretary Victoria Atkins said Labour had sought to ‘politicise children’s health rather than provide solutions and reform of our NHS.’

She added: ‘Labour knows that the Conservatives brought more doctors, more nurses, and more investment into the NHS, including in mental health services, as well as long-term funded plans to reform the NHS and expand the workforce.

‘We have always acknowledged that there are pressures, including the impact of social media on young minds, a growing reluctance in some parts of society to vaccinate children and an increase in diagnoses of ADHD. To find solutions to these issues requires serious and sober thinking, not headline-chasing.

‘Sadly, all Labour has done in health since the election is issue press releases, appoint cronies, and give a budget-busting pay rise to striking junior doctors, with no plans for reform.

‘I will work constructively with anyone who wants to improve our nation’s health; Labour should stop politicising our children’s health and the NHS if they are serious about reform.’

The previous 30 years have significantly decreased, mostly due to hiring personnel from other nations whose standards differ greatly from ours. Also, management staff across most areas are woefully lacking in skills, and most middle management work from home most days of the week and spend half their time in team meetings; meanwhile, the wards are in shambles.

A 22-Year-Old Mother Found A Mushroom On The Ceiling Of Her Own Home

After a massive 20-centimetre mushroom sprouted on their bathroom ceiling, a couple has taken to using face masks in their own house.

Bella Lavin, 22, has also taken her 12-month-old daughter and their cat to live with her mother because she thinks the mushroom is a Coprinopsis picacea, a dangerous fungus.

The mushroom’s growth is attributed by Bella, who also resides with her partner Jordan Burton, to a leak in the apartment above her Cross Heath, Newcastle-under-Lyme, house.

She claims that Aspire Housing’s prolonged removal of the mushroom has negatively affected her mental health and she is dissatisfied by this.

Bella said, ‘It was just getting bigger and bigger and bigger. I was in floods of tears because I am visiting my daughter—she’s only one; she’s my first baby—and my disabled partner had been feeling ill, and I felt so hopeless. 

‘Aspire is letting people live in places where something like that can be allowed to grow. There are people worse off than me living with top-to-bottom black mould in their flats. It’s a crisis that no one is dealing with head-on.’

Bella added, ‘Since this situation occurred, I’ve been trying to get away as much as I can.

‘I went to visit my daughter and I started to cry as I went to come back because that’s my baby; I want to be able to live with her.

‘Because of this thing, I can’t be her mum, and it hurts me. She’s my baby, and she couldn’t come home.’

Bella and Jordan had waited seven months for the flat. But Bella says she will ‘demand a rehousing’ if the mushroom returns.

She added: ‘I want people to see that this is a reality. I felt like no one was listening to me. People were saying to me, “Why don’t you just rip it out and put bleach on”it?”—but it’s not that simple.’

Aspire Housing’s head of transformation, David Jones, said: ‘We are aware of an issue with damp in Ms Lavin’s home as a result of a leak and have taken steps to resolve this. 

‘Ms Lavin contacted us through our online portal to report a damp and mould issue, and a repair visit was scheduled.

‘Following a phone call to highlight further concerns, we escalated this to an urgent appointment and attended Ms Lavin’s home the next working day, carrying out initial mould treatment works the following day.

‘We have scheduled a further appointment to address any damage from the leak that was identified in the home above and then we will continue to support Ms Lavin until these issues are fully resolved.

‘We understand that problems with damp and mould can be very worrying, so we would encourage customers to report these issues as soon as they are identified. 

‘We are dedicated to providing safe, decent homes and want all our customers to feel at ease in their homes.’

No matter how well she cleans it, the persistent issue appears to be a result of a leak. In addition to creating health issues, the mould problem should also be investigated by the council to see whether there is a ventilation issue. Although the council does not think that this is their concern, they do have a duty of care.

Household sprays and bleach will not reach this kind of mould, and spores can emerge through cracks and holes. The leak is from the flat above. This woman could have dealt with part of the problem, but with a baby she needed the underlying cause fixed as well.

Perfume From Vaginal Discharge TikTok Trend

Doctors are warning against a new viral TikTok trend that sees single women use their vaginal discharge as perfume.

‘Vabbing’—which involves smearing fluid behind the ears and neck—was popularized by American TikTokker Mandy Lee, whose original video has racked up 1.5 million views.

Proponents claim it increases the chance of attracting men by spreading their pheromones—chemicals made by the body to attract mates in some animals. 

Physicians, however, caution that there is no proof that this phenomenon occurs in people and that there is a significant risk of vaginal infections, particularly thrush, associated with this tendency.

MailOnline was informed by London-based private gynaecologist Dr Paraskevi Dimitriadi that it may also result in issues with conception.

According to Dr Dimitriadi, bacteria on women’s fingers can cause pelvic inflammatory disease, a condition in which the germs travel from the cervix to higher organs.

This may cause the fallopian tubes to become scarred, which would make it more difficult for fertilised eggs to enter the womb.

Vabbing—a combination of the words ‘vagina’ and ‘dabbing’—was first used as a hashtag on TikTok in June.

Since then, videos with the slogan have received millions of views.

The act itself is not totally dangerous, according to Dr Dimitriadi of the Centre for Surgery, a private cosmetic surgery facility in Paddington.

But ‘the question is how you collect the discharge’.

She said, ‘If you use dirty fingers inside your vagina to collect discharge, you can not only potentially traumatise the tissue in your vagina but also spread infection, potentially causing something as serious as a pelvic inflammatory disease. 

‘Dirty fingers could also cause bacterial vaginosis or thrush. 

‘If you have bacterial vaginosis or thrush, your discharge can be malodorous and will not help you attract a partner.’

Author and sex guru Shan Boodram developed the term “vabbing” in 2019 and claimed to have been using it for more than ten years to attract men.

‘I am certain that every single time I employ it, it makes me feel like an enchanted goddess with a delicious secret,’ she wrote in her book, The Game of Desire.

In June, a TikTok video featuring Mandy Lee rekindled the craze among younger viewers.

‘I swear if you vab, you will attract people, like a date, a one-night stand, or you’ll just get free drinks all night,’ she said in the video, which has since been deleted by the platform.

God help the next generation. Get ready for the next disease pandemic because this is a foul thing to do—it’s a waste product. Put it behind your ears and you’ll end up with infected ears. Put it anywhere that touches anything else and you have a disease event. What is wrong with people? Don’t they teach basic hygiene anymore?

A nasty culture has been spawned by social media.

What moron came up with this idea in the first place? More importantly, what group of troglodytes would do anything this repulsive and disgusting?

They now have a new perfume out; it’s called Eau de Pousse!

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