Germany, like many other countries, is struggling right now.

In 2025 the country saw unemployment rise to a 12-year high.

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Close to 3 million people were unemployed, the highest number since 2013.

There may be even worse to come. An industrial massacre is continuing, with huge numbers of jobs going.

Just one example: Volkswagen have announced plans to cut an eye-watering 50,000 jobs by 2030.

Overseeing this downward spiral for Germany has been a coalition of the CDU/CSU Conservatives governing with the left-wing Social Democrats.

So far, the verdict on both in Government together has been brutal.

Oblivion is a word often now associated with the current fortunes of the Social Democrats, who have been consistently obliterated at recent votes.

It doesn’t get much better for Friedrich Merz, the Conservative Leader and German Chancellor.

One recent piece of research calculating the popularity of premiers across 24 different democracies found Merz to be the least popular of all.

76% of Germans aren’t happy with his performance and the Chancellor now has the backing of only 19%.

This coalition Government has now sunk to just 15% support in the country, with 85% now dissatisfied. It doesn’t get much more dire than that.

The end result to all of this is a record number just revealed that will terrify the German Government.

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Once again we’ve seen an emphatic verdict delivered.

It’s yet another case of a vote in Europe producing quite a remarkable outcome.

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The established order seems to be breaking down, with Viktor Orban defeated convincingly in Hungary’s election.

Now Bulgaria has followed suit in a similar fashion.

Before I get to the results there, consider this.

On 1st January 2026, Bulgaria joined the Euro single currency.

But there was no referendum for this.

Such a referendum vote was proposed by the then Bulgarian President, Rumen Radev.

The proposed question would have been: "Do you agree to have Bulgaria adopt the single European currency Euro in 2026?”

Surely it would be reasonable to ask Bulgarians directly if they wanted to ditch the Bulgarian lev for the Euro?

But that didn’t happen. The prospect of an actual referendum on this fundamental question was rejected.

What makes it truly shocking is that in every piece of research I’ve seen on this, more Bulgarians actually opposed adopting the Euro than supported joining.

Yet it all went ahead anyway, without a referendum.

But what we’ve seen over the weekend is equally remarkable.

A brand new party has just dominated and won the Bulgarian election in a huge landslide.

The Leader of this new outfit? The now former President who proposed the Euro referendum, Rumen Radev.

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It’s over!

Viktor Orban’s 16-year premiership of Hungary has come to a resounding end.

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It marks a big moment not just for Hungarian politics - but European politics as well.

This was an election that clearly attracted worldwide interest and attention.

Trump’s US Administration viewed the Orban Government as a strong ally.

For those in Brussels, Orban and his allies were increasingly despised.

But this election marks an incredible victory for the Leader of the Hungarian opposition, Peter Magyar.

Though it should be noted this isn’t any sort of win for the Left - here’s the real story of what just happened in this huge vote.

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Across Europe right now, we’re witnessing a huge reversal.

The steady consensus of Net Zero has now been replaced by an increasing level of scepticism and pragmatism.

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Of course events in Iran and around the world have given this all an extra degree of immediate urgency.

But the economic, industrial massacre we’ve been witnessing has been going on for many years now.

If we take Germany for instance, this is a country that in 2025 saw unemployment rise to a 12-year high.

And there is further trouble ahead. Volkswagen, for example, have already talked about cutting some 50,000 jobs in Germany by 2030.

This a country where in 2023, their last three nuclear power plants were shut down.

Germany’s Green Party had long campaigned for this - but it has been widely viewed as a catastrophic decision that has led to an absurd outcome as energy prices now surge.

As Conservative Chancellor Friedrich Merz has now made clear:

“It was a serious strategic mistake to phase out nuclear energy…we simply don’t have enough energy generation capacity.”

So where has this led Germany to?

With a German Energy Minister who now wants to see EU Net Zero targets relaxed.

And a country now forced to contemplate ramping up coal power after shutting down nuclear plants.

Similar moves are now happening all over the continent, as Governments wake up to reality: that energy security and independence must come first.

The Net Zero consensus is slowly shattering in country after country.

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It’s funny how quickly things can change sometimes.

The mainstream media narrative heading into Denmark’s recent election was that Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen had played a blinder.

That after President Trump’s comments on Greenland, Frederiksen would be able to benefit from a ‘Greenland bounce’, and that both she and the Social Democrats party Frederiksen leads would benefit from a surge in popularity.

Perhaps some of the Trump-obsessed lefty media got a little bit carried away.

Because calling the snap election vote has actually proven to be a disaster for Frederiksen and her left-wing party.

And in Greenland itself, we’ve witnessed a significant development that has barely been mentioned by mainstream media.

Here’s the truth about Denmark’s snap vote and how it completely backfired on the current Prime Minister.

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It was one of the big debates at the last General Election.

On one hand you had the Tories talking up their Rwanda plan - that they allowed a European Court to block - whilst Labour spoke about their intention to ‘smash the gangs’.

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In truth, neither really had a proper plan to stop the boats.

Whilst Reform pointed out that we must leave the ECHR, the establishment just tried to ignore that reality. They still are.

And so the tragedy is that since 2018, Conservative and Labour Governments have collectively allowed over 197,000 people to cross from France to England illegally on boats.

What is the point of a Government that refuses, over years, to actively defend our borders?

So here we are in 2026 - and the numbers crossing continue to explode.

This shows that for all the talk, neither the Tory nor Labour plan has done anything to actually stop this dangerous emergency.

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Once again, Labour are breaking the economy.

Taxes are up, punishing workers and businesses.

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Government borrowing is surging, as welfare spending completely explodes.

And disgracefully, the Tory and Labour policy of mass immigration continues when we’ve got close to a 20% unemployment rate amongst young men in this country now.

There is simply no spinning this dismal failure from Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

This is the reality of what is happening right now to our country.

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The penny has started to drop.

Rather than green dogma, Britain must focus on energy security and energy independence.

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That means utilising every possible resource to bring down bills and costs for our people and businesses.

Sadly the destructive Net Zero agenda is deindustralising this country - along with many other economies.

Good, well-paid jobs in critical industry sectors are being wiped out as our energy prices surge.

We’ve seen it reported that Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has been warned to choose between missing his Net Zero targets - or blackouts in Britain.

Potential energy rationing is even being warned about, illustrating the dire situation we now find ourselves in.

We cannot continue on down this route. Thankfully, it seems the tide is turning.

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A real sign of a declining party? One that doesn’t even put up candidates to stand in all elections anymore.

That is the dire state of the Labour Party now.

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When it comes to the state of the country, things aren’t great either.

Unsurprisingly, Labour’s lethal cocktail of broken promises and higher taxes has led to an economy that is really struggling.

UK unemployment is nearing a five-year high and we’ve just learnt that the economy recorded zero growth in January. Zero.

Over 40,000 illegal migrants were allowed to cross to England on boats last year, thousands more have already come this year.

And the insanity of Net Zero has been exposed once more by world events that once again underline why independence should be the number one energy priority.

It is a horrendous record in Government that has led to Labour plunging in the national polls, with some now showing the next election as being a Reform vs. Green battle.

We’re now used to weekly Labour local Council by-election defeats.

Yet it did catch my eye this week that things have got so bad for Labour that they didn’t even stand a candidate in multiple elections that took place yesterday.

Remarkably, Labour’s failure to even put up a candidate seems to include a by-election in a Labour-held constituency.

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So we’re back here again.

In many ways a Labour Government that came in promising ‘change’ has done much the same as the Tories.

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Labour promised to not raise taxes. Then raised them even higher.

They pledged to cut energy bills. Instead we’ve seen rises again, thanks to Net Zero.

‘Smash the gangs’ was the cry. More illegal migrants have come to England on boats during Keir Starmer’s tenure than under any other Prime Minister.

Welfare spending is utterly out of control, projected to rise to £407Billion by 2030/31.

A completely unfair status quo that is now seeing a desperate Labour Government even offering £10,000 per person, or £40,000 per family, for failed asylum seekers to leave the country.

This would all be bad enough, but events in Iran have exposed this Government further.

Weak leadership is making us vulnerable right now - and damaging Britain’s standing on the world stage.

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This is the new battle.

Both Labour and the Conservatives have now fallen to such an extent that neither is either the first or second most popular political party in the latest polling.

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So our country now faces a huge decision.

This comes at a time when the Labour Government have demonstrated a complete lack of leadership. Once again.

The American and …

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This isn’t good.

The Green Party’s victory in Gorton and Denton should serve as a wake-up call to the country. In more ways than one.

I was in the constituency on polling day to support Reform’s Matt Goodwin.

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The blueprint that Reform UK have put forward today is vital.

The extreme policies overseen by Tory and Labour Governments have left the UK in a state of uproar.

Indeed, a massive piece of research has now revealed the UK to have greater concerns over immigration than any other country in the world.

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So I would urge those of you who haven’t watched it ye…

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Now this is a real victory for democracy!

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The disgusting stitch-up between Labour and the Tories to stop English voters from having their say this year has been demolished thanks to Reform UK.

Some areas would have seen local elections cancelled for the second year in a row.

Under the guise of ‘local Government reorganisation’, the Labour Government and …

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It is blatantly obvious that we simply cannot continue on as we have been.

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The country has been badly let down and the numbers demonstrate the extent to which Britain is in a mess.

Before I get to the harsh reality our nation faces, allow me to thank the many paid subscribers of Heaver News for supporting this newsletter.

That includes the newest supporter George. Welcome and thank you.

So it appears our lame duck of a Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, will be allowed to stay a little longer by Labour MPs.

It seems they are waiting for the electoral oblivion that is to come for Labour before Starmer is finally ousted.

But there is little doubt that sadly, we are witnessing another Government that has failed to deliver what it promised.

The numbers don’t lie. A record has been broken.

And this is why Reform UK are now absolutely dominating the national polls - as well as gaining seats from Labour all over the country.

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It’s over. It’s done.

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The Keir Starmer project is yet another example of the legacy parties having no real plan.

Labour’s entire outlook - just like the Tories - is ‘vote for us to stop the other lot’.

So, no real principles or blueprint to save the country.

And so ultimately the Labour legacy is the same as the Tories: weak borders, high taxes, a status quo that is fundamentally unfair on those who work hard.

Voters see this Government for what they are. That is why Starmer is the least popular Prime Minister ever.

And the exit of Morgan McSweeney does surely mark the end for Keir Starmer.

The only question now is whether he limps on until Labour are obliterated at the ballot box - or leaves before that happens.

What the country actually needs? A General Election.

And the chances of an earlier election are steadily increasing.

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The stench is getting worse.

A Labour Government already led by the most unpopular Prime Minister ever is now tainted by this horrifying Mandelson-Epstein scandal.

It of course calls Keir Starmer’s judgement into question - even for previously loyal Labour MPs.

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This really is a Labour Party on its last legs under Starmer.

Because they haven’t smashed the gangs. They have massively raised taxes. The welfare budget is exploding. The Net Zero deindustralisation of our country continues, paired with higher and higher energy bills.

It really is quite simple: Labour have continued on with the broken Conservative agenda.

The end result is Reform UK now recording close to double the level of support of Starmer’s Labour.

So the only real question is this: when will Starmer finally be ousted?

Will it be following the Gorton and Denton by-election?

Perhaps after the May elections, where Labour face a proper drubbing across the board.

Or could Labour MPs bottle it and draw this out even longer, as Labour sink even lower?

Well if you want to see what Labour’s future looks like under Starmer, two by-elections this week showed us exactly what is in store.

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Hello again folks and thanks once again to all of the paid supporters of this newsletter.

That includes the newest paid subscriber, Justin. Welcome and thank you!

So what is still the defining, top, number one issue of our time?

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It remains immigration, according to the British people.

The extreme policy we’ve witnessed under Labour and Conservative Governments must be stopped.

On top of the obscene levels of legal net migration, our Government still refuse to stop the boats or even simply say that anyone coming illegally will never be allowed to stay.

I mean the message the Home Office are literally themselves putting out is:

“Anyone arriving Illegally in the UK by small boat could face removal or deportation.”

So if you come illegally to the country you ‘could’ face deportation according to our authorities.

It is absolutely pathetic and this disturbing situation means people quite frankly want things changed radically.

And so it is unsurprising to me that as we begin 2026, immigration is still the number one issue for Britain.

This is what’s happening and why we’re on course for a Reform Government.

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They really are panicking.

The Gorton and Denton by-election is taking place in a safe Labour constituency.

Keir Starmer’s party received over 50% of the vote in the seat in 2024, with Reform a distant second on 14%.

Yet pure panic from Labour is on full display.

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This is a party and Government that knows it has achieved nothing positive.

Labour’s one and only message in the by-election seems to be ‘stop Reform’.

That is utterly pitiful for a party with a parliamentary majority who should be able to reel off accomplishments in power. But they can’t.

Because Labour clearly are destroying the economy with high taxes, refuse to stop the boats and are accelerating the Net Zero damage to this country.

And so the announcement of Matt Goodwin as the Reform candidate has clearly rattled Labour, with the Greens also a factor in the by-election.

As in most places across the country now, the Conservatives are a total irrelevance and face a battle merely to save their deposit.

We saw the massive Tory decline on display once again last night in a Scottish by-election, where the Conservative vote absolutely collapsed.

Once again, Reform came ahead of the Tories and Labour who are both facing electoral oblivion.

In fact when we look ahead to the May elections, we can see just what is about to happen. And it is truly remarkable.

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The blocking of Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham from becoming Labour’s by-election candidate shows just how insecure Keir Starmer’s allies now are.

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It means Labour’s chances of retaining the Gorton and Denton parliamentary seat - which they won with over 50% of the vote in 2024 - are now reduced.

The argument from Starmer’s allies is that Reform would win the subsequent Greater Manchester Mayoral election if Burnham left that post.

That shows you the degree to which politics has shifted massively in Britain in a very short space of time.

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Nationally, Labour are now fourth on just 14%, compared to Reform on 32%.

There is a very good reason for that: this Government has accelerated the national decline overseen by the Tories.

I’ll give you a few quick examples of how both Labour and the Tories operate within the confines of an utterly broken system, that Reform must totally overhaul.

This is why Labour have failed, Starmer is in big trouble and Reform are on course to form the next Government.

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