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Gary Stevens
Did I see them down the mosque?
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
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Did I see them down the mosque?
Grays_1890
Barry Daines
Is that a song by the Style Council?
SpiderSpurs
Ryan Nelsen
Reform have a new party treasurer.
December 10, 202410:58 AM GMT Updated an hour ago
LONDON, Dec 10 (Reuters) - The British billionaire Nick Candy, a former donor to the opposition Conservative Party, is joining Nigel Farage's Reform UK as treasurer to help the right-wing populist party improve its fundraising before the next national election.
Candy, who made his money developing luxury properties, said on Tuesday he was resigning from the Conservative Party to take up the new role next year. He said he intended "to raise enough funds" for Reform to win the next election due in 2029.
Billionaire Nick Candy joins Reform UK as party treasurer
By ReutersDecember 10, 202410:58 AM GMT Updated an hour ago
LONDON, Dec 10 (Reuters) - The British billionaire Nick Candy, a former donor to the opposition Conservative Party, is joining Nigel Farage's Reform UK as treasurer to help the right-wing populist party improve its fundraising before the next national election.
Candy, who made his money developing luxury properties, said on Tuesday he was resigning from the Conservative Party to take up the new role next year. He said he intended "to raise enough funds" for Reform to win the next election due in 2029.
If anyone wants an incredibly worthwhile 30 seconds:
petition.parliament.uk
Petition: Don't apply VAT to independent school fees, or remove business rates relief.
Prevent independent schools from having to pay VAT on fees and incurring business rates as a result of new legislation.
petition.parliament.uk
The religion of peace turns up in parliament again. They only want what is their right in Muslim countries. What's the problem? Sheesh.
www.dailymail.co.uk
An independent MP today spoke out against a proposed ban on first cousins being able to marry in Britain.
Iqbal Mohamed, MP for Dewsbury and Batley, told the House of Commons that many people view family intermarriage as 'very positive'.
He said it was seen as something that could help 'build family bonds' and put families on a more secure financial foothold'.
MP speaks out AGAINST ban on first cousins being able to marry
Iqbal Mohamed, MP for Dewsbury and Batley, told the House of Commons that many people view family intermarriage as 'very positive'.
An independent MP today spoke out against a proposed ban on first cousins being able to marry in Britain.
Iqbal Mohamed, MP for Dewsbury and Batley, told the House of Commons that many people view family intermarriage as 'very positive'.
He said it was seen as something that could help 'build family bonds' and put families on a more secure financial foothold'.
ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
Thought you'd already handed over your hard earned?If anyone wants an incredibly worthwhile 30 seconds:
Petition: Don't apply VAT to independent school fees, or remove business rates relief.
Prevent independent schools from having to pay VAT on fees and incurring business rates as a result of new legislation.
So incest then...The religion of peace turns up in parliament again. They only want what is their right in Muslim countries. What's the problem? Sheesh.
MP speaks out AGAINST ban on first cousins being able to marry
Iqbal Mohamed, MP for Dewsbury and Batley, told the House of Commons that many people view family intermarriage as 'very positive'.
An independent MP today spoke out against a proposed ban on first cousins being able to marry in Britain.
Iqbal Mohamed, MP for Dewsbury and Batley, told the House of Commons that many people view family intermarriage as 'very positive'.
He said it was seen as something that could help 'build family bonds' and put families on a more secure financial foothold'.
Backwards to F.
For the first one, yeah.
2nd one is only at the start of prep so I couldn't pay right the way through.
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I do feel sorry for Starmer at times. His job must be like running a prep school.
I wonder how many time a day he has to tell Lammy to stop eating the crayons or Rayner to stop wiping her nose on her sleeve.
"Morgan, where is everybody? Where's Angela?"
"She went out with Denise Van Outen last night and passed out on Lord Alli's sofa, she'll be in later after she's changed her pants"
"Where's David?"
"He can't make it, he's just penning an opinion piece for tomorrow's Guardian on why he thinks Emmanuel Macron is a nonce and Olaf Scholz is a nazi."
"What's Rachel doing?
"She's updating her CV"
"FFS....."
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
How would the Royal Family survive if they couldnt marry their first cousins anymore? Think what disaster a genepool expansion might cause them after their 1000 years of pure inbreedingThe religion of peace turns up in parliament again. They only want what is their right in Muslim countries. What's the problem? Sheesh.
MP speaks out AGAINST ban on first cousins being able to marry
Iqbal Mohamed, MP for Dewsbury and Batley, told the House of Commons that many people view family intermarriage as 'very positive'.
An independent MP today spoke out against a proposed ban on first cousins being able to marry in Britain.
Iqbal Mohamed, MP for Dewsbury and Batley, told the House of Commons that many people view family intermarriage as 'very positive'.
He said it was seen as something that could help 'build family bonds' and put families on a more secure financial foothold'.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
They have not been doing that for quote sometime, and I'm someone who would get rid of the lot of them.
SpiderSpurs
Ryan Nelsen
Sometimes, you should think before you post.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
The religion of peace turns up in parliament again. They only want what is their right in Muslim countries. What's the problem? Sheesh.
MP speaks out AGAINST ban on first cousins being able to marry
Iqbal Mohamed, MP for Dewsbury and Batley, told the House of Commons that many people view family intermarriage as 'very positive'.
An independent MP today spoke out against a proposed ban on first cousins being able to marry in Britain.
Iqbal Mohamed, MP for Dewsbury and Batley, told the House of Commons that many people view family intermarriage as 'very positive'.
He said it was seen as something that could help 'build family bonds' and put families on a more secure financial foothold'.
Absolutely fcuking disgusting as is the forced marriage thing. Tells you all you need to know and their religion. As ever the moderate ones say nothing and the Liberal non Muslims let it go as it's their customs.
Truly terrifying where this all ends up in a few years time.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Isnt Charles the first monarch in 5 (going back to Victoria) not to have married a cousin?
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Its nothing to do with religion, its traditional UK law going back centuries. You can marry cousins, but not 2 generations in a row. Then the finger count gets really out of hand. But most people think even every other generation is creepy, hence the move to ban it.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Its just a fact. European monarchies have inbred for centuries. Its what kills them off eventually: https://blog.23andme.com/articles/inbreeding-doomed-habsburg
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
First cousins or are we talking distant cousins?
Don't know enough about them, don't like them.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Its not a thing that concerns normal people is it? Am i allowed to get frisky with my cousin's kid when they turn 16, so we can add Rutland and eastern Leicestershire to the estates?