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Blue Ajah. socialism or barbarism. butlerian jihad now.
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fear mongering hasan just doesn’t work man. You blue dog dems and centrists wont have a place in the party within 6 years thank God
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in 2018 azealia performed in tel aviv and said she experienced unforetold levels of racism and would not return. but in 2026, it seems she has nowhere else to work, and israel has no mainstream artists who will perform there. they are perfectly desperate for each other. a tragedy
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In Holborn & St Pancras: Green canvassers today vs Labour canvassers today. Labour bringing out bigger and bigger signs as their number get smaller and smaller.
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Well well. So Darren Jones says Keir Starmer misspoke in his interview with Nick Ferrari when he said Israel had the right to cut off food water and essential supplies to Gaza. He says it was a mistake by his team not to come out immediately and acknowledge that. And yet one week after the interview, I was on Daily Politics with @darrenpjones and I condemned Starmer for his comments. Jones's response was to claim Starmer had never said that Israel had the right to commit thise acts and I should apologise for saying he had. I wonder if @darrenpjones wants to now apologise for being one of those who failed to stand up to genocidal policies.
“Andy Burnham was right to apologise. No question.”
@darrenpjones says Starmer’s team took too long to correct his remarks about cutting off water to Gaza. He understands why people were upset, and why Burnham wanted to repair Labour’s relationship with voters.
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“Absolutely disgusting.”
Parents reacted with boos and jeers after a Reform-run council in South Tyneside voted to close 10 nurseries.
The publicly owned South Tyneside Accredited Network for Learning in the Early Years (Stanley) provides affordable, quality childcare and employs over 100 people.
Working parents will now only have the option to use private nursery providers of variable price and quality, Mark Wilson of the GMB union told the BBC in June.
