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It’s wild that all of Brand’s exes are going “sounds about right” regarding his conviction but Dave3836166168176 on Twitter is absolutely convinced it’s an establishment stitch up.
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63 but still learning. The Russell Brand case coverage today taught me that the term “nonce” - a term usually applied to paedophiles - is actually an acronym for Not On Normal Courtyard Exercise, thanks to the risk of assault by other prisoners.
Every day a school day…
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We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who are criminals...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who entered the country illegally...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who don't speak English...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who don't work...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who claim benefits...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who don't integrate...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who don't contribute enough...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who don't earn enough...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who aren't patriotic...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who aren't grateful...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who aren't Christian...
We don't have a problem with immigrants, just those who aren't white...
They have a problem with immigrants.
The slippery slope of the racist right.
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1 in 4 women in the UK have been raped or sexually assaulted since the age of 16
6 in 7 rapes against women in the UK are carried out by someone they know
5 in 6 women who are raped in the UK don’t report it to the police
Fewer than 3 in 100 rapes recorded by UK police in 2024 resulted in someone being charged that same year
It is an abhorrent crime committed by cowards. Every perpetrator put in prison is a blessing.
Russell Brand found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault bbc.in/4ip1NNA
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Faszinierende Technologie:
Die Ukraine migriert russische Bots in die Cloud.
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1. Churchill has only been on the note for 10 years. Stop acting like he’s always been on it
2. Bank notes are updated to ensure counterfeit resilience - a standard move that happens regularly
If you want the Tories to look like a serious party, check your facts before ranting
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Reform and Restore both lost their deposits in Holborn and St Pancras 😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
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The Telegraph - the newspaper that carried Reform's illegally funded polls as an exclusive story - is running the exclusive story that Reform's internal inquiry has exonerated the staffers who organised the illegally funded polls of any wrongdoing. See how it works yet?
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EU Referendum Voting Intention:
Rejoin: 52%
Remain Outside: 27%
Via @YouGov, 4-5 Oct.
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This is Scott Kretzschmar. He is one of the Cornell rapists.
In the group chat, before joining in on the gang rape, he said “No more Jhu Fatties. Better not be a fatty again.”
So let’s review - he planned to rape her. He just didn’t want her to be “fat”. And - pay attention here - he said AGAIN.
AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If past precedent is anything to go by, Kemi Badenoch's £10bn British iron dome contact will either go to Michelle Mone or the landlord of Matt Hancock's local pub
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Oh and here it is in the Sun op-ed written by Kemi Badenoch.
But it's "the newspapers" apparently who have made it up.
Badenoch says her air defence plan "is not going to be exactly like the Irone Dome. We haven’t called it an Iron Dome."
Except this is what it said in the press release.
theguardian.com/politics/202…
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Andrew Griffith delivers one of the all time rhetorical stinkers. My Tory conference SKETCH. thecritic.co.uk/an-historic-…
ALT On reflection, it would have been better for Andrew Griffith if he’d abandoned his speech when the announcer got his name wrong. He is the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, supposedly the second most important figure in the Conservative Party. If they don’t even know what he’s called, he should take the hint. It was an oration that party managers will describe as a cautionary tale to generations of MPs yet unborn He didn’t, of course. Perhaps he thought that after such a slip, things could only get better. If so, it was a judgement in which he was profoundly mistaken. He was about to give one of the all-time terrible party conference speeches. It was an oration that party managers will describe as a cautionary tale to generations of MPs yet unborn. Some speeches are written terribly. Some are delivered terribly. This one was so terrible in every way that it should be sealed in lead and buried at the bottom of the ocean.
