🤣 not according to many on certain Facebook groups that I've seen.
Mind they moan about anything up that way.
I am putting this firmly in Southport gets cash column (its a thing where folls in Southport say Bootle gets all the cash & vis versa)
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The next time Nick Clegg in invited onto BBC to pontificate as an independent tech expert…please note that here he is, named in the $27bn New Mexico judgment as one of execs engaged in a systematic cover-up of Facebook’s deceptive consumer practices.
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When racist parties stir up hatred and division, this is the result.
liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liv…
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Britain’s missing sovereign wealth fund… Treasury officials have modelled that had the UK done what Norway did with North Sea revenues, there would be a £1 trillion fund…
As Chancellor sets up Energy Wealth Fund, a look at the long historical argument about where the oil windfall went, including from interviews with those who have run Norways $2.4 trillion fund, now the biggest in the world, filled from the proceeds of the same North Sea.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm4g…
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2nd March 1977 - Celtic's 4-2 win at Ayr Utd is one of a number of Scottish Cup replays broadcast on BBC1's Sportsnight.
Did anyone have the programme taped? A friend is trying to find footage of Arbroath's shock victory at Easter Road where the winning goal was scored by John Fletcher.
Somerset Park: youtube.com/watch?v=A2Bit5cw…
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L'extrême droite franchit une nouvelle limite. Thaïs d'Escufon appelle au meurte des manifestant•es.
« Nous sommes en guerre. Envoyez l’armée. Il doit y avoir des morts. La peur doit changer de camp »
Je saisis la procureure de la République au titre de l'article 40.
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Woah! Go New Mexico. This is a really important message to Silicon Valley tech companies: you are not above the law
Meta ordered to pay $25 billion penalty in New Mexico Cambridge Analytica case cnbc.com/2026/10/21/meta-new…
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Replying to @ZiaYusufUK
Sounds like a waste of the police's valuable time that could be spent keeping our streets safer
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If Iain Duncan Smith really cares about truth and justice, I will ask the Court Services for permission to show him an MOD document in which his friend, Captain Robert Nairac, is accused by a fellow, serving British officer of planning and executing the Miami Showband murders.
The IRA were terrorists, not soldiers. Their campaign of murder and bombing was not a war of equals, and no amount of historical revisionism will ever make it so. Labour’s Northern Ireland Troubles Bill risks allowing the IRA to rewrite history while British veterans face the prospect of being dragged through investigations decades after serving their country.
Where is the accountability for the IRA? Where are the answers from the Irish Government about those who fled across the border, the support they received and the supply of weapons?
I served in the British Army. My friend, Captain Robert Nairac, was murdered by the IRA. His body has never been recovered. His family still deserves to know what happened to him and where he lies.
The IRA cannot be allowed to portray its campaign of terror as justified by the Good Friday Agreement. Peace does not retrospectively legitimise murder. There is no moral equivalence between terrorists and those who served to uphold the law.
This Bill is a betrayal of our veterans and of families still waiting for the truth.
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Boy, 16, 'seriously assaulted' in Breck Road attack liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liv…
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#APPEAL | We can confirm that officers are in Everton following a serious assault this afternoon, Wednesday 21 October.
At around 2.15pm, officers were called to The Lutine Bell on Breck Road to reports of a 16-year-old boy being assaulted nearby.
The victim has been taken to hospital for assessment, having sustained head and chest injuries.
Detective Chief Inspector Steve Ball said 🗣️ "These are the very early stages of our investigation and officers will be in the area carrying out their work.
"If you were in the vicinity of Breck Road shortly after 2pm and saw, heard or captured anything please come forward straight away, so we can identify those responsible. You may also live or work nearby and witnessed people running off at the time. Pass on all information and we will make the assessment."
A road closure is in place on Breck Road at the junction of Breckfield Road North. Please avoid the area and thanks for your patience.
ℹ️ Anyone with information, CCTV, dashcam or doorbell footage should contact Merseyside Police social media desk via X or Facebook @MerPolCC. You can also report information via our website: orlo.uk/eCOws or by calling 101 quoting incident reference 26000865220.
Alternatively, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, or via their website here: orlo.uk/gfmo0
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Merseyside Police are investigating a Liverpool Halloween attraction after a viral complaint alleged it included “a simulation of sexual assault.”
livpost.co.uk/breaking-polic…
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Many club execs, even in EFL, weren’t sure football needed a regulator but now they’ve got one, they’d like it to do something for them: cap player wages & slash agent fees. A cap can wait, it seems, but IFR boss David Kogan has agents in his sights.
nytimes.com/athletic/7708328…
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My open letter to Conservative Party MP David Davis regarding his dangerous & disgraceful IRA lawyer comments.
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ex-HMS Iron Duke towed out of Devonport to be prepared for scrapping in Portsmouth today.
As we previously reported, £103M was spent on her 49-month LIFEX refit for about 16 months of operational availability before it was decided she was unseaworthy and beyond economical repair. Another £4.7M was spent on a project to add Towed Array sonar before it was cancelled.
navylookout.com/another-wars…
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