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Spare a thought for Grover Cleveland, whose career as an answer in a pub quiz died tonight.
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To those saying comments like "oh good more money for those who contribute nothing" - check ur facts!
40% of UC claimants are the working poor others are carers, have disabilities or illness, & some who don't have work, want it. A little more compassion & less judgement wouldn't hurt.
Just spotted.... this is a good change for benefits recipients, deductions can be soul-destroying. #budget
"Caps deductions made through Universal Credit at 15% of the standard allowance. Before this Budget, it was 25%... approximately 1.2 million households will keep more of their Universal Credit payment each month, with households expected to be better off by an average of over £420 a year"
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BREAKING: Home Bargains pledges huge £2.5 million to save Zoe's Place
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Lots of people saying yesterday wasn’t embarrassing for Liverpool because it’s just a minority of people and loads of them weren’t Scousers.
You’re missing the point. That’s never happened here. Last time the far-right came to Liverpool they didn’t make it out of Lime Street. 1/
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No pride in genocide
During Pride Week, Tel Aviv is displaying special pride flags across the city featuring a widened yellow stripe to honor the +120 hostages still captive in Gaza.
We want to share it as a reminder that they are in our thoughts every moment.
Thank you, @TelAviv 💛
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This is going to be the most horrific, dirty, unbearable election campaign. The targets have already been positioned.
Trans people, disabled people, refugees, and Palestinians are going to be kicked around like footballs by the Tories and Labour for the next six weeks.
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Liberalism in 6 seconds.
‘If liberalism shows no ability or desire to protect civilian life, regional security and even its own electoral prospects, then its mission-defining claims of principle and competence collapse.’ theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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I know there are plenty of people following me who won’t be aware of the ridiculousness of this story, so here you go…
13 years ago, a Palace team in the grips of administration played Premier League Wolves in an FA Cup replay at Selhurst Park, Neil Warnock put right-back Danny Butterfield up front because his wife Sharon had dreamt the night before that our right-back would score the winner.
Butterfield went on to score a perfect hat-trick in just 6 minutes and 48 seconds; we won the game 3-1.
