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After the appalling way colleagues at the @Telegraph have been treated, including @LiamHalligan, I’ve cancelled my @Telegraph sub and subscribed to this instead. Would urge you all to do the same.
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EastEnders Barry aka Shaun Williamson takes on Slade's Christmas song in Lidl's star-studded festive ad as he's joined by football's Chris Kamara
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Rape fewer British girls = Get less hate.
Simples.
This Islamophobia Awareness Month, we must shine a light on the abhorrent hatred and discrimination Muslims continue to face.
In the last year alone, religious hate crimes targeting Muslims rose by 15% in England and Wales.
This is utterly unacceptable. London will always stand against hatred, prejudice and discrimination.
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UK security agencies still assess Islamist extremism as the largest terrorism threat. MI5's Islamist-related caseload remains roughly 75% of its counter-terrorism work, according to recent threat assessments.
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SERIOUS UPDATE REGARDING DANNY TOMMO - Very concerning news from my dad has just come to light.
His case for the incident where he went into the Dover Immigration Facility was due to be heard in Kent Magistrates tomorrow, this has now been moved to Westminster, less than 24 hours before the court hearing with one of the highest profile magistrate judges in the land overseeing the case.
This causes a major safety risk for my father as he has been told he will not be returning to Winchester but will be held in Belmarsh
My dad and my family have had numerous threats to life many of these are from people in that area of the country or people connected to Belmarsh prison itself and this unjustified legal manoeuvre has major implications and potential life threatening repercussions.
I will update you as this situation progresses
Thank you all Shae.
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And so it begins.
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Danny Tommo to be moved to Belmarsh Prison
Case has been moved from Kent to Westminster.
For those that do not know, Belmarsh is full of terrorists.
His life is being put in danger.
They are beyond Evil.
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Holding Danny Tommo in Belmarsh is a dangerous overreaction - a high security prison is unnecessary, and puts his life at risk. His son has reported the move.
I am writing to the minister requesting an urgent risk assessment and an explanation behind this inexplicable decision.
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It’s official. Burnham is going to take £40million of our hard-earned money and give it to folk in the Caribbean to “ atone” for slavery.
How about giving it to the Royal Surrey hospital in Guilford to “atone” for the state of the NHS?
The fastest we throw out this dud the better.
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3 September:
Government suspends army exercises to save £30m.
3 November:
Government gives £40m to Caribbean countries for ‘green projects’.
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Finally.
Thanks @TIME 👍
The truth will prevail.
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This is not a real TIME magazine cover or headline. TIME has published no such issue.
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🇳🇿 Meanwhile in Auckland, New Zealand
Remember nobody just ups and leaves their Homeland to move to a tiny island in the Pacific
The likes of George Soros in bed with Governments funded homes & welfare for Millions to make this happen
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FRANCIA. INCAPPUCCIATI CON TUTE MIMETICHE MINACCIANO CHIUNQUE VOGLIA ENTRARE NEL LORO QUARTIERE. ORMAI SI PARLA APERTAMENTE DI CONTROLLO DEL TERRITORIO, COME SE LO STATO NON ESISTESSE, PERCHÉ LO STATO HA RINUNCIATO ALLA SUA SOVRANITÀ E ALLA SUA AUTORITÀ
Uomini incappucciati, vestiti con tute mimetiche, lanciano un messaggio di sfida: “A quelli che vogliono riprendersi il 93 diciamo: vi aspettiamo”. Il 93 è la Seine-Saint-Denis, il dipartimento alle porte di Parigi che comprende numerosi quartieri periferici.
È inquietante che le nostre città vengano raccontate come territori da conquistare, difendere o riconquistare.
Le strade appartengono ai cittadini e non alle bande armate di immigrati. Ed è lo Stato a detenere il monopolio dell’uso legittimo della forza, non di certo forestieri che ci odiano.
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Bloke walked less than 4 miles a day. I've walked further just to go to the pub. He's not a hero. He left his family for 28 years! He's a prick. – at Scunthorpe, England
Karl Bushby has arrived home in Hull after walking 30,000 miles over the last 28 years. He set off from southern Chile in 1998, aged 28, promising to walk all the way home.
Sky's @ShingiMararike caught up with Karl as he headed home to see his mum
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The show must go on but no one believes it any more ... and that matters ...
Our mate Neil Oliver (@thecoastguy) gives about the best analogy I've yet heard for the method of scare tactics being plied against us by our governments and their mainstream media pals.
They require you to suspend your disbelief when it's all so unbelievable.
This clip is taken from Neil's hour-long weekly interactive Q&A session exclusively for members of his Patreon page. Link to join up is in replies.
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❤️ Oh my gosh. I genuinely can't believe it!!! £320,000 raised by @GBNEWS viewers in a few hours for homeless military veterans. Never seen anything like it! Thank you everyone. This shows what the priorities of the British public really are!!!





























