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I donate to Cancer and the dogs Trust
Every month for 12 years
Dogs Trust is another of mine as well, going back to 1988! They'd better give me a free dog and a box of food when I turn up for one.
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Dogs Trust is another of mine as well, going back to 1988! They'd better give me a free dog and a box of food when I turn up for one.
Skybluefaz
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This is pretty funny for Starmer
skybluetony176
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I didn’t realise until I just saw it on the news that Boris had previously stood up in parliament and pledged that no leaseholder would have to front the cost of replacing cladding.
Boris not a man of his word. Who could have seen that coming.
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skybluetony176
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just a little prick
Skybluefaz
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Is today recent enough for you?
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Ah yes, I see from Getty Images it is. You can buy a large print for £375 if you wanted.
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Did homophobia lead to Arlene Foster’s downfall? | Stephen Donnan-Dalzell
I live in a working-class, loyalist area with my husband – the DUP is wrong if it thinks an anti-gay leader will win votes, says human rights activist Stephen Donnan-Dalzell
clint van damme
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Did homophobia lead to Arlene Foster’s downfall? | Stephen Donnan-Dalzell
I live in a working-class, loyalist area with my husband – the DUP is wrong if it thinks an anti-gay leader will win votes, says human rights activist Stephen Donnan-Dalzellwww.theguardian.com
another woman who made the major mistake of putting her trust in Johnson.
Skybluefaz
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Got 2.
clint van damme
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who paid for them?
Skybluefaz
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I don't think anyone is interested in that.
shmmeee
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Everything Starmer does looks like a stock photo.
skybluetony176
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And he didn’t even have to marry this one to shit on her.
skybluetony176
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About right
fernandopartridge
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Four years on from Grenfell:
Leaseholders ‘horrified’ after final vote on £10bn fire safety costs | Grenfell Tower fire | The Guardian
I can see the government's position in not funding it, but they really need to make the developers of these places do it
Leaseholders ‘horrified’ after final vote on £10bn fire safety costs | Grenfell Tower fire | The Guardian
I can see the government's position in not funding it, but they really need to make the developers of these places do it
skybluetony176
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Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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There'll be a lot of Cummings and Govings at No.10 before long.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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And another party that made the mistake of getting into bed with the Tories
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The other way round, surely? DUP make the Tories look like the social democratic liberals.
David O'Day
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Starmer says he is proud to support John Lewis after Tory criticism of photo op
The Labour leader hits back at Tory criticism of his wallpaper department photo opportunity.
www.bbc.co.uk
stock photo
SBAndy
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Starmer says he is proud to support John Lewis after Tory criticism of photo op
The Labour leader hits back at Tory criticism of his wallpaper department photo opportunity.www.bbc.co.uk
stock photo
As Pie says, “playing politics”, “nothing to see here”, “getting on with what really matters”. All buzzwords for wrongdoing.
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yes, walllpaper stock. I bet they have more in the warehouse.
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Guess the question is ,was it her abstention on that vote that did for her?
"The Guardian view on Arlene Foster’s overthrow: a wake-up call for Britain | Northern Ireland | The Guardian" The Guardian view on Arlene Foster’s overthrow: a wake-up call for Britain | Northern Ireland | The Guardian
"The Guardian view on Arlene Foster’s overthrow: a wake-up call for Britain | Northern Ireland | The Guardian" The Guardian view on Arlene Foster’s overthrow: a wake-up call for Britain | Northern Ireland | The Guardian
fernandopartridge
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TBH with you, the wallpaper story has neatly sidelined the more blatant and obvious corruption of Cameron and Greensill
Philosoraptor
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I've always been a fan of self-determination in general. Thatcher is strangely the one that got the ball rolling on this with the ideas behind how and why the Scottish Parliament was formed.
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And Cummings ppe corruption - heard nothing about that for a month now.
Four more companies that benefitted from the 'Cronyism VIP' Lane have been revealed today:
The companies newly revealed to have won contracts via the VIP process are P14 Medical, run by the Conservative councillor and donor Steve Dechan, introduced by a senior official at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and awarded £276m in PPE contracts; Meller Designs, run by David Meller, a prominent Tory donor, which had previously supplied PPE to the government and was awarded contracts worth more than £160m; the design company Luxe Lifestyle, awarded a £26m contract after being referred by an unnamed MP, and Clandeboye Agencies, a confectionery company, awarded £108m in PPE contracts after its application was supported by the director of NHS Wales, according to the court disclosures.
The companies newly revealed to have won contracts via the VIP process are P14 Medical, run by the Conservative councillor and donor Steve Dechan, introduced by a senior official at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and awarded £276m in PPE contracts; Meller Designs, run by David Meller, a prominent Tory donor, which had previously supplied PPE to the government and was awarded contracts worth more than £160m; the design company Luxe Lifestyle, awarded a £26m contract after being referred by an unnamed MP, and Clandeboye Agencies, a confectionery company, awarded £108m in PPE contracts after its application was supported by the director of NHS Wales, according to the court disclosures.
Philosoraptor
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Labour 11 points behind nationally and in the Wales/Midlands area Labour is a whopping 21 points behind.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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It's more the point that any party that decides to work with the Tories tends to end up getting caned and ends up the scapegoat.
But on issues like that yes they do make Tories look 'woke'. Irony is that those kind of issues they're far more closely aligned with deep Catholicism and even the heavily Catholic Republic are more progressive than them on these issues.
Never understood why they constantly bleat on about being aligned to the Union yet have totally different laws regarding abortion and same-sex marriage. It's pretty much having your cake and eating it.