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And they are absolutely right. It os unforgivable #bankofengland is unthinkingly helping to push up uk borrowing costs and starving our public services of the money they need. theguardian.com/business/202…
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Sagal is a British citizen who has dedicated her life to public service. She is the elected leader of Camden council, a community where she grew up and has lived for 35 years.
I am proud to have worked with Sagal, she embodies the best of our values. She is a volunteer, school governor, serves her community with dedication and is an outstanding example of British success.
This kind of social media post is dangerous and insulting. It ignores Sagal’s hard work and talents and the achievements of many people like her. Proud British citizens with roots abroad teach in our schools, care for the elderly, work in our NHS, start businesses and contribute so much to their communities and the country they love.
Excellent news. Finally we can map the world as it not as colonialists wanted it to be.... theguardian.com/world/2026/s…
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This is great. A rallying call for all the youth of the world. instagram.com/reel/DcAsX1uSo…
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Please join me in praying for @kizzabesigye1 and demanding justice.
He has been admitted to the ICU at Mulago Hospital. He is unconscious, unable to speak, and unresponsive even to a pain stimulus.
Before he collapsed, he cried out that he was being injured. His sister, Dr Kobusingye, was in court but was not allowed to attend to him.
What happened to KB?
One day, @KagutaMuseveni and his son @mkainerugaba will have to answer that question.
I have learnt that @kizzabesigye1 has been taken to Mulago Hospital.
He will not allow any government official to touch him.
His personal doctor examined him in prison just three hours ago, determined that he urgently needed treatment at her clinic, and has still not been allowed to care for him.
Denying @kizzabesigye1 his lawyers. Denying him bail. Denying him access to his own doctor.
These are injustices no family should have to endure.
We continue to demand justice for @kizzabesigye1.
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A wonderful singer and man. Astonishing it has taken so long to jail the killer. theguardian.com/world/2026/j…
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These water company pay levels are a total scandal for failing companies. We need public ownership and an end to the rip-off now ! theguardian.com/business/202…
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Watching Commonwealth Games Opening and feeling proud member of Commonwealth. But as citizen also of decolonised country (South Africa) not so proud of now dead British Empire. Why can't we change OBE'S to Orders of British Commonwealth etc ? @andyburnham @Ed_Miliband @HMKCIII ?
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A fitting tribute. Viva Madiba theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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For anyone who thinks Rupert Lowe is better then Nigel Farage... ! news.sky.com/story/fury-as-r…
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Long overdue. One of the most shameful chapters in French history, theguardian.com/world/2026/j…
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Very depressing especially for all the many Muslims i know who have already integrated, and all of us who think their religion is as valid as any other. Islamophobia is obviously the new acceptable racism. Government and churches must act much more publcly theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…
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The usual level of BS from Grifter Nige. Hope he gets banged up for years for money laundering... theguardian.com/politics/202…
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Hilarious article - i agree. @Keir_Starmer had several terrible policies (Gaza, fuel allowance, 2-child cap) forcing uturns, & didnt connect w people but wasnt a) mr Brexit; b) mrs mad; c) mr crooked shopping trolley; d) mrs robot dance or e) mr rainstorm theguardian.com/politics/202…
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A resounding defeat for the far right in Makerfield last night & proof that voters will unite to stop the extremists. Now @AndyBurnhamGM has a huge responsibility to deliver on democratic reform & wealth taxes to break up power & wealth in this country
Wonderful article which captures perfectly our housing crisis in London. theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
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