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@nicksortor As Spike Milligan would say....what a grovelling little shit

🔥 EPIC! King Charles just gifted President Trump the BELL from the UK's HMS Trump, which was a WWII submarine HMS Trump sank SEVERAL Japanese ships during the war 47 looks so excited 😂 CHARLES: "And should you ever need to get hold of us, just give us a ring!" 🤣🔔

@_HenryBolton As Spike Milligan would say....what a grovelling little shit

There cannot be a Briton alive who was not proud of our King today. God Save The King!🇬🇧🤴

@narindertweets As Spike Milligan would say.......what a grovelling little shit

No matter what I think of the Monarchy, that was actually an excellent speech by King Charles. ..doubt that the people in attendance got the subtle digs were directed at them..did anyone get a camera shot of Trump or Vance's face?

@YvetteCooperMP @FaisalbinFarhan Why don't you condem Israeli airstrikes during a so called ceasefire you are indeed a warmonger

Important meeting yesterday with my Saudi counterpart @FaisalbinFarhan to express UK solidarity with our long-standing partners against Iranian air strikes. We are united in condemning Iranian escalation and working together to mitigate threats to energy infrastructure.

@JamesTate121 To be fair it was George Benson song

She first plagiarized Michelle Obama's speech and now Whitney Houston's song. She is the DEI of first ladies.

@archeohistories How UK will look if Reform get elected

In the grim streets of Victorian London, a homeless girl, like many others, was left to face the harsh realities of survival alone. The industrial revolution had brought immense growth to the city, but it also led to overcrowding, poverty, and a lack of adequate housing, especially for the most vulnerable. By the mid-19th century, it was estimated that there were up to 30,000 homeless children roaming the streets of London. These children, often orphans or abandoned, had little to no chance of a stable life, as they were forced to fend for themselves in a city that was indifferent to their plight. The homeless children of London, many of them girls like the one in question, had to navigate the dangers of the streets, including the risk of exploitation, disease, and crime. They scavenged for food, sought shelter in alleyways, or hid in abandoned buildings. With no education or prospects for a better life, they were often left to fall into cycles of poverty or criminality. The harsh conditions meant that they lived in constant fear of hunger, illness, and the brutal reality of being forgotten by society. Many were subjected to the whims of unscrupulous adults, who took advantage of their vulnerability. The plight of these homeless children eventually sparked public outcry, leading to efforts to address their suffering. Social reformers, philanthropists, and organizations such as the London Poor Law Guardians sought to provide some measure of aid. However, the long-lasting impact of the Victorian era’s poverty-stricken streets left a legacy of hardship for many. Despite the work of charities and reformers, countless children continued to endure unimaginable challenges, serving as a stark reminder of the deep divides between the rich and the poor in Victorian society. © Colorized History #archaeohistories

@MarkMcLaugh1in I'm glad your not representing me in Parliament

The Lord Advocate claims it's perfectly routine to inform the government of details of criminal trials. But she did not bring examples of when this was done before. She claims MSPs 'didn't ask for it' so she didn't think to bring it I'm glad she's not representing me in court

@tobyasky Yes not forgetting they're part of the Abraham Accord

Senegalese coach Pape Thiaw came in for his post-match conference & Moroccan journalists walked out. We all love Morocco from outside but this tournament has exposed them. We saw Hakimi, ball boys, coach, the players, even journalists. Disgusting people.

@doctor_rahmeh @HCWsAC This is disgusting and is nothing more than victimisation We are all Dr Rahmen

Today, I was arrested for the fourth time in less than three months. During interrogation, officers explicitly stated, 'jews keep calling' to report me. The Metropolitan Police have traveled from London, booked hotel stays, and arrested me on four separate dates: October 21, December 4, December 22, and today, January 15—for social media posts sharing news, opposing 'israel' and expressing solidarity with Palestine. I have been released on bail, which now combines the restrictive conditions from all three prior arrests. I remain under a form of house arrest and prohibited from attending Palestine events in London. I am also not to post anything that could 'stir up racial hatred' or 'express support for a proscribed organisation'—neither of which I have done. This is state-sponsored harassment and judicial terrorism, carried out by the British state in partnership with the UK 'israel' lobby and also at the apparent behest of the jews who 'keep calling' the police, including the Anti-Terrorism Hotline, to silence me. The Met officers today were Saul Carroll and Steve Burgess. If you wish to support my legal defence against this politically-motivated persecution, please consider contributing here: chuffed.org/project/dr-rah… The 'israel' lobby is an enemy to free speech and civil liberties in Britain. We will fight this. We will win.

@YvetteCooperMP Whoa a statement how very chivalrous of you when you support the genocidal regime responsible

The people of Gaza cannot wait. More than a million civilians are in need of shelter. Aid has increased but is still far below what’s needed. Alongside nine other countries, the UK has today issued a statement on the action required to end this winter humanitarian crisis.

@YvetteCooperMP @DianaKloss3 They've been breaking international law like this for decades with no repercussions

Alongside Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and other partners, the UK condemns the approval of 19 new settlements in Palestine by the Israeli Security Cabinet and calls for this decision to be reversed. International law must be respected in pursuit of a lasting peace. 👇

@GunnerPuls Ayr

Name a football club without letter "E" Impossible

@McneishOutdoors @DrHoenderkamp @sainsburys Yes #freeboaby

Well done @sainsburys Perhaps you will notice if women stop shopping with you... You know, actual women.

@AngelaHaggerty well done on Question Time in spite of Fiona Bruce

@RobertaFresque2 911

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@ScotlandSky And on the 6th day God said 'let it go Jack'

🔵 "Difficult to accept that that's perhaps a precedent that is going to continue..." Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland on that Auston Trusty incident in their League Cup defeat to Celtic 🔽

@narindertweets I think you mean inbred...

"Angry middle-aged white men" putting flags up outside Gary Neville's business. These "middle-aged angry white men" remain probably the most thin-skinned and hypersensitive demographics when it comes to receiving ANY sort of criticism. They are so often born and bred in a place that tells them they can do NO WRONG. So, when anyone tells them any different, it really bruises their very fragile egos.

@MickPuck He's fe lap land 🤣

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@robert1lefty pride of Scotland you've got this 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@lisanandy I salute your stance against benefit cuts appreciate it can always be a tough decision but just wish more labour MP's were like you