Thank you Sun readers – you raised £1million in just six days for tragic earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria
£1m heroes
YOU would think that ordinary folk beset by rocketing food prices had no more left to give.
You would think that ordinary folk would be too worried about paying their winter energy bills.
Sun readers are not ordinary folk.
As we reveal today, you have raised £1million in just six days for the tragic earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria.
It is an extraordinary effort, and your cash can go straight to the front line.
Where parents are still searching for their children in the rubble.
And where survivors in Syria freeze by night and are bombed during the day by a murderous dictator.
Thank you to all who have given.
And thank you in advance for any more you can give.
Aid folly
DEVELOPMENT minister Andrew Mitchell says he wants our foreign aid spending increased to pre-pandemic levels.
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Why? Ukraine is currently our biggest foreign aid mission.
We should be spending any extra cash on building proper defences at home while backing the fight against Putin.
Mitchell also revealed we gave China £50million in 2021, despite attempts to stop its aid more than a decade ago.
There’s no reason on earth why we should help a country that’s our biggest strategic global threat.
Clinic’s shame
THE terrible reality of what really went on inside the right-on Tavistock Clinic is starting to emerge.
Millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money was poured into an NHS-funded regime which gave children puberty-blocking treatments.
Many were autistic and one was given pills even though they also wanted to change “ethnicity”.
Blinded by their mission to normalise trans issues, these zealot doctors utterly failed to protect their highly vulnerable charges from themselves.
It must never happen again.
Wrong answer
HERE’S a multiple choice question for the woke warriors who turned the anti-terror group Prevent into a PC failure.
Which of the following people wants to destroy British values and society?
a) Rod Liddle b) Jacob Rees-Mogg c) Anjem Choudary.
As Trevor Kavanagh points out, Prevent decided the answer was both a) and b).
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Lumping in a desire to blow up Britain alongside honestly held opinions about Brexit and immigration would be laughable were it not so serious.
Or potentially deadly.