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ALBANIAN MURDERER BACK IN THE UK AGAIN🚨
Sinani shot a man in a revenge killing and was jailed for 20 years in 1996. But he ESCAPED and, with his wife, entered the UK illegally on a lorry in 2000 to be eventually tracked and extradited to Albania in 2010.
He’s now back here, in London, this dangerous and incredibly unpredictable and is putting British citizens in extreme danger but I SUPPOSE Starmer doesn’t give a shit about that does he.
WHY does Labour welcome such monsters with open arms it shows a complete disregard for his citizens safety and wellbeing.

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Rebecca Shepherd
"I would consider myself an employee of the people of Makerfield if I am elected". No slick party machine, no marketing dept. just an off the cuff statement from the heart. The recognition that the politicians ARE supposed to work FOR the people. THAT is my MP!
Restore Britain@RestoreBritain_
We need more people like Rebecca, Restore Britain's Makerfield candidate, in politics.
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Today we pause to remember the extraordinary sacrifice of Sergeant Michael Willetts GC, whose brave actions on the evening of 25 May 1971 in Northern Ireland saved the lives of adults and children but tragically cost him his own.
Sgt Willetts was serving with 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment, in Belfast when a terrorist entered the Springfield Road Police Station in Belfast, dumped a suitcase containing a bomb and fled outside.
Inside the room were two adults, two children and several police officers, who raised the alarm and began to organize the evacuation of the hall.
Sgt Willetts was on duty in the inner hall. Hearing the alarm, he sent an NCO up to the first floor to warn those above and hastened to the door towards which a police officer was thrusting those in the reception hall and office. He held the door open while all passed safely through and then stood in the doorway, shielding those taking cover.
In the next moment, the bomb exploded with terrible force and Sgt Willets was mortally wounded.
His duty did not require him to enter the threatened area; his post was elsewhere and he knew the peril of going towards a terrorist bomb, but he did not hesitate to do so.
All those approaching the door from the far side agreed that if they had had to check to open the door they would have perished.
For his act of the greatest gallantry and complete disregard for his own safety in striving to save others, Sgt Willetts was posthumously awarded the George Cross.
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Detectives investigating a sexual assault on a train from Brighton have released this image in connection.
Just after 4am on Tuesday 21 April, a man got on a train at Brighton heading towards Three Bridges when he was approached by another man who had also boarded the train.
He was then sexually assaulted before being followed off the train at Three Bridges and through the station.
Detectives would like to speak to the man pictured, as they believe he may have information which could help their investigation.
Anyone who recognises him is asked to contact British Transport Police by texting 61016 or by calling 0800 40 50 40, quoting reference 377 of 21 April.

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That boy who refuses to get on the prayer rug should be the Prime Minister of the UK.
Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧@TRobinsonNewEra
Beaver scouts(6-8yrs)taken on a trip to Stirling mosque. Don't let them take your children to these places and participate in these activities.
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A father and son, forever together.
David Ian Kirton was shot down in his Spitfire over Manston on 8 August 1940 during the Battle of Britain. He rests beside his father, Royal Navy Serviceman James Henry Kirton, who died of pneumonia just two days before the ceasefire on 11 November 1918.
They never met in life. Now they lie side by side forever.
🇬🇧Lest We Forget.

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I hope you all had a fantastic weekend.
But no rest for the wicked.
Couple of big ones this week.
Thursday in Southampton we have a demo demanding justice for Henry Nowak.
And Saturday we support the residents of Braintree.
I know it's hot. And I know we all just had a massive demo in London.
But it's back to bread and butter now.


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18 years ago today, we lost Marine Dale Gostick.
Marine Dale Gostick was serving as a Viking operator in 3 Troop, Armoured Support Company, Royal Marines, when he was killed in action at the Sangin crossing of the Helmand River in southern Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
His troop had just provided vital armoured support to 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (2 PARA) Battle Group and was returning to their Forward Operating Base when the Viking he was driving struck a suspected mine.
Despite the immediate efforts of the medical team on scene, Marine Gostick was pronounced dead at the scene.
Two other Royal Marines were also injured in the blast. Dale’s death was an immense shock to everyone who knew him. He will be deeply missed by his comrades in the Armoured Support Company and across the Royal Marines.
Known to his friends as the “Master Chief General of the Universe,” Dale’s humour and laid-back nature made him a favourite wherever he went. He was 22 years old and from Oxford. He joined the Royal Marines in late 2004, successfully completed the 32-week Commando course, and passed for duty as a Royal Marines Commando.
He first joined Lima Company, 42 Commando in Plymouth. In 2006, after serving as a general duties Marine, he passed the demanding Viking Operators Course at Bovington and deployed to Afghanistan on Op HERRICK 5 with 3 Commando Brigade. During his two operational tours, Marine Gostick’s skill and reliability provided invaluable support to troops from 12 Mechanised Brigade, 52 Infantry Brigade, and 16 Air Assault Brigade.
In training and on operations alike, Dale stood out as a shining example of a Royal Marines Commando — diligent, dedicated, and professional. He took real pride in his role as a Viking Operator and had clear potential to advance quickly through the ranks.
Gone but never forgotten, Royal. See you at the reorg.

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