No they weren't.

Seriously? Come on... Lets say there are 10000 Jewish pupils. 3200 go to non-Jewish schools. Of those, 1920 report antisemitic abuse. That would be 60% - of those in non-Jewish schools. I've not read the article. But I can't believe I've had to explain such a simple concept.

Has it seriously not occurred to you that the 60% might be of those not in a Jewish school???

"Will face" Perhaps. But the solution is very simple. Deal with the biggest national security issue we ARE facing - Islamism. Be hard, decisive and clear. Sorted.

If they're referring to the Gazans losing the war they started, as a genocide, they deserve to be expelled for being irredeemable morons more than anything else.

If you really think your son will be "living with the consequences" of this, then I am afraid your son has much bigger problems.

We're British. Tutting is the appropriate response. Followed by running them through with a lance.

Has it? The issue you have here, is that the assault on smoking has had multiple variables. I'd love to see the evidence to show that messaging has had more of an effect that the escalating tax rates, or simply removing them from display.

I'd say misuse of public funds - or sponging off taxpayers if you prefer - pretty easily passes the test for stories that are in the public interest.

Advise? Command.

The best replacement for an A-10??? Two A-10s.

Overall percentage is irrelevant (currently). Look at where Muslims actually live. The numbers are waaaaay higher. It’s nothing more than a demographic timebomb.

You’re a moron. Go away and read just a tiny little bit about Islam and their conquests. And then come back and give your “oops” tweet.

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I'd go Blair, on the basis that I would contend he was the biggest driver for the absolute shit storm that has enveloped our country.

27 - but I live in the UK, so many of them are pretty easy to get to.

You could just list some of the words they've stolen from us... Like cul-de-sac, cafe, boulevard and many others.

That's really interesting. Thanks for sharing. A remarkable perspective. I think of my own grandfather. He died in 2016 at 95 years old. He often told stories of when his family made an ill-fated attempt to settle in California - scuppered by the Great Depression.

Maybe it's what they're paying for, rather than how much they pay, that is making them leave... Many of them have spent many years employing people and contributing many millions in tax, and now they see that tax being thrown at people who have done nothing to earn any of it.

They're not. They're given options, one of which is an option that is deliberately vague.