Bonfire Night is not the problem. People are respectful on 5 November and at the weekend. It’s the other ‘festivals’ where you get rockets going off in to the early hours. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crp3…
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These morons have lost the plot. Disgusting. They don’t even know what JK Rowling believes in. And how deranged do you have to be to want to disrupt something this magical for children?
🧙♂️ HARRY POTTER STORE HIJACKED 🧙♂️
The UK's biggest Harry Potter store opened on Oxford Street today. Hundreds of fans queued for hours, many of them kids.
Waiting for them were a bunch of crazie unhinged trans activists with megaphones, chanting that JK Rowling has "blood on her hands" and telling parents they shouldn't read Harry Potter to their children. 😡
What on earth is a trans Hufflepuff when it's at home?! 🤣🤣🤔
The fans just walked straight past them and went in. JK wins again. 💪
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These Birmingham councillors are a disgrace.
Rubbish is piling up in the streets of Birmingham, the council had to be bailed out by UK taxpayers, and the city's youth unemployment is the highest in Britain.
But instead of looking after the needs of local residents, the City Council's coalition of clowns spent last night passing a motion on Israel.
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I’d say this is a pretty clear statement #avfc
Aston Villa held an important working meeting today to plan the club's future and lay the foundations for its long-term sporting and institutional project.
The meeting brought together Nassef Sawiris, the club's Chairman and Unai Emery alongside President of Football Operations Roberto Olabe and Director of Football Operations Damián Vidagany.
The discussions focused on jointly planning the club's long-term strategic direction, with positive discussions establishing a clear commitment beyond 2029 for the joint development of the club under the sporting leadership of Unai Emery based on the shared ambitions and common goal to reach excellency and keep growing during the next years.
The objective is clear: to build an ambitious, competitive Aston Villa capable of taking on the biggest challenges and achievements.
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Whenever you listen to these hopeless Labour MPs trying to justify the next country-destroying policy, you realise how unprepared they are for interview. They’re unintelligent and unable to explain what measures they’re putting in place. Pathetic.
“I don't think employers are working people.”
~ Labour Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds MP.
And there is. A Labour government politician saying the quiet part out loud. This is what Labour really think. They have an inverted snobbery and disregard towards self employed workers and private sector businesses owners.
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Not migrants. Invaders. They’re not ‘escaping’ anything.
🚨Nearly 1,000 illegal Channel migrants in 48 hours.
Overwhelmingly military-age men.
No papers. No proper checks. Processed in the middle of the night so nobody sees the scale, then put in hotels on the taxpayer while British people freeze on the streets.
This is not asylum. This is an invasion by dinghy and the government is counting the boats instead of stopping them.
Ask yourself why the arrivals are almost never families.
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What kind of country are we living in? I am utterly disgusted.
Here’s our Fred. Back to stand another day, in memory of our most brave.
Fred has been spat at, called a war monger and worst of all at Brent Cross, he was told by security that he wouldn’t be able to come in and stand unless he REMOVED HIS MEDALS AND UNION JACK BADGE.
Where’s the gratitude?? Where’s the respect?? Shameful
Bless you Fred❤️🇬🇧
@policylaila @Alexarmstrong @EssexPR @RossKemp
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When I started working in Television, the BBC was the pinnacle. It was so exciting to work there, I felt so privileged. How far it has fallen, very sad to see its demise. Woke agendas & DEI protocols is killing the institution. No-one should have to endure this at work. Appalling
Thank you to everyone who has been in touch since my interview with @gordonrayner in the Telegraph on Sunday, including so many former BBC colleagues. Some of you have told me you are going through something similar at work. You are not alone.
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