4) recent much publicised incident is a lot of hot air and the total diversion from what we should be discussing which is an independent state of Palestine now
3)marchers who are welcomed to the march, and I have seen a concentration camp survivor as well. It is our democratic right to protest and these protests are taking place within the law in a proper way and nobody within the great diverse society of London is threatened. The
2)in Palestine. As I can't walk for long periods I often stop, and I have chatted to the police who also confirmed these marches were very easy to police and everybody was very friendly. so I don't understand why anybody should feel threatened by them. There are lots of Jewish
1)I am 80 years old and I've been going on demonstrations since I was about 16, so that's a lot of marches. I've recently attended the free Palestine saturday march. I've rarely been on such a peaceful good-natured Marchs especially considering the horrendous carnage taking place
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There is just one week to go until people across the country head to the polls.
The elections on Thursday 4 May are about choices.
A Labour government would choose to properly tax the excess profits of oil and gas giants to freeze council tax for working people.
We'd choose to close a tax loophole for the super-rich to fund the biggest expansion of the NHS workforce in history.
And we’d choose to put 13,000 extra neighbourhood police and PCSOs on our streets.
I know what it's like to rely on the NHS, worry about crime, and what it’s like to wonder how the next bill will be paid.
Which is why only Labour can build a better Britain.
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The upcoming elections are local elections and have no bearing on the three policies laid out in the tweet, which would require a Labour govt majority in a general election.
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Ignore the detractors – Keir Starmer is a radical who can transform the country | Will Hutton theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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🚨 | NEW: Rishi Sunak's wife invested in a furniture firm that got £300k in taxpayer-funded loans while the PM was chancellor
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Boris Johnson ‘the reason we lost North Shropshire was because of all the politics’.
Is everything okay PRIME MINISTER?
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A for Afghanistan. B for Brexit. C for Covid. The three big challenges facing government - Johnson and the most useless Cabinet in history have failed on all three. And plenty more. D for disaster.
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Great work @ByDonkeys … if Parliament won’t force Johnson to correct his lies, at least showing @PeterStefanovi2 video analysing them onParliament building will help make sure the public keep hearing and keep caring. More than 30m views now despite near total media blackout!
The Prime Minister is a liar. Credit to @PeterStefanovi2 for illustrating this point to millions of people.
(Location: Houses of Parliament. Sound on)
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#OTD 2003. Death of Roy Jenkins. Chancellor (1967-70) and Home Secretary (65-67 & 74-76)
Liberalised laws on abortion, censorship, homosexuality, race relations & immigration.
Key architect of the 1975 UK referendum to remain in the Common Market
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Seems emphatic!
Suspending Jeremy Corbyn from the Labour Party was the...
Right decision: 58%
Wrong decision: 13%
via @YouGov
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I'm the first black author to win book of the year. I'm proud, but not completely happy theguardian.com/books/2020/j…
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BOOK OF THE YEAR 2020 👑 And the FIRST Black AUTHOR to win it let alone Black WOMAN since the prize BEGAN in 1994? Sorry for all the caps but what are you telling meee #Nibbies
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