'**** hard': Reform UK insider reveals the staggering number of candidates rejected as party tastes victory.
Reform UK has implemented a "hardcore" vetting process ahead of the county council elections, a party insider tells GB News.
It comes as Nigel Farage's party is expected to win big next May, with Conservatives clinging on with slender majorities and Labour sinking in the polls.
All this attention on Reform is proving to be a double-edged sword, one party insider tells GB News.
With thousands of candidates lining up to join the insurgent party, the vetting process has become more strict, he said.
The insider explained: "When you have to find 4,000 candidates, you have to vet and double-check because we're going to be under more scrutiny than anybody else."
He added: "It's hard **** work."
Describing the process as "hardcore", the insider says they are "failing 50 per cent of people who apply for candidacy".
Youngest ever world chess champion crowned after 'historical blunder'
Gukesh Dommaraju, an 18-year-old chess prodigy, made history by becoming the youngest-ever world chess champion. His victory came after a tense best-of-14 match against reigning champion Ding Liren in Singapore. In a moment that shocked the chess world, Ding's critical mistake sealed Gukesh’s triumph, earning him a prestigious place in history. This victory shattered a decades-old record set by Garry Kasparov, who won his first world title at the age of 22 in 1985. Gukesh had already made waves as the third-youngest grandmaster in history, achieving that milestone at just 12 years and seven months.
If You Don’t Want To Sound Old, Avoid Saying These 10 Phrases
It’s amazing how certain phrases that were all the rage just a few years ago can now come across as old-fashioned, or even a little cringy. If staying current and relevant is important to you, it’s worth giving your vocabulary a quick refresh. To help you out, we’ve rounded up some phrases that might be unintentionally ageing you.
1. “In my day… 2. “What’s the Wi-Fi password? 3. “Nobody writes letters anymore.” 4. “Tickety-boo” 5. “I’ll tape it.” 6. “Let me ring you.” 7. “I’m not very tech-savvy.” 8. “The youth today…” 9. “Back in the day…” 10. “Let’s pop the kettle on.”
“That’s wicked!”
“Wicked” was a staple of 90s slang, especially in the UK, but it’s taken a backseat in favour of terms like “awesome,” “amazing,” or “cool.” If you’re still using “wicked” to mean great, it might sound like you’re trying to relive your teenage years.
The Tower of London looking to install Robot Ravens after several have flown off and not returned. One of the most famous legends of the Tower surrounds the ravens. The story goes that should the ravens leave the Tower, both it and the kingdom will fall. The ravens at the Tower today are cared for by a dedicated Yeoman Warder known as the Ravenmaster. By installing robotic Ravens he will secure his job and save the Nation. https://youtu.be/ewYISBNg-6k
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Do you believe in the Tooth Fairy or the Truth Fairy.......?
Reform UK has implemented a "hardcore" vetting process ahead of the county council elections, a party insider tells GB News.
It comes as Nigel Farage's party is expected to win big next May, with Conservatives clinging on with slender majorities and Labour sinking in the polls.
All this attention on Reform is proving to be a double-edged sword, one party insider tells GB News.
With thousands of candidates lining up to join the insurgent party, the vetting process has become more strict, he said.
The insider explained: "When you have to find 4,000 candidates, you have to vet and double-check because we're going to be under more scrutiny than anybody else."
He added: "It's hard **** work."
Describing the process as "hardcore", the insider says they are "failing 50 per cent of people who apply for candidacy".
Gukesh Dommaraju, an 18-year-old chess prodigy, made history by becoming the youngest-ever world chess champion. His victory came after a tense best-of-14 match against reigning champion Ding Liren in Singapore. In a moment that shocked the chess world, Ding's critical mistake sealed Gukesh’s triumph, earning him a prestigious place in history.
This victory shattered a decades-old record set by Garry Kasparov, who won his first world title at the age of 22 in 1985. Gukesh had already made waves as the third-youngest grandmaster in history, achieving that milestone at just 12 years and seven months.
It’s amazing how certain phrases that were all the rage just a few years ago can now come across as old-fashioned, or even a little cringy. If staying current and relevant is important to you, it’s worth giving your vocabulary a quick refresh. To help you out, we’ve rounded up some phrases that might be unintentionally ageing you.
1. “In my day…
2. “What’s the Wi-Fi password?
3. “Nobody writes letters anymore.”
4. “Tickety-boo”
5. “I’ll tape it.”
6. “Let me ring you.”
7. “I’m not very tech-savvy.”
8. “The youth today…”
9. “Back in the day…”
10. “Let’s pop the kettle on.”
“That’s wicked!”
“Wicked” was a staple of 90s slang, especially in the UK, but it’s taken a backseat in favour of terms like “awesome,” “amazing,” or “cool.” If you’re still using “wicked” to mean great, it might sound like you’re trying to relive your teenage years.
" Is this a Heckler I see before me " I'm Off......
failed the first one. Zip your lips and listen to people.
Letter instead claimed that Nelson’s final words were: “Thanks be to God, I have but lived this day and now I die content.”
It also claims that Nelson was shot twice during the battle, not once as the official account records stated.
See Toot Toot how we get lied too by the Government & Media..... hic!
Ukraine-born ballet star with Putin’s face tattooed on his chest flees Russia.
The Tower of London looking to install Robot Ravens after several have flown off and not returned. One of the most famous legends of the Tower surrounds the ravens. The story goes that should the ravens leave the Tower, both it and the kingdom will fall. The ravens at the Tower today are cared for by a dedicated Yeoman Warder known as the Ravenmaster. By installing robotic Ravens he will secure his job and save the Nation.