Making the news today....

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On 24/11/2024 at 17:25, Johnsond said:

SP and RC 🤷‍♂️who knows eh. The veil of anonymity offered by the internet is a blessing for the cowards of this world. 

Is that your mum?

[Mark J]

41 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Hezbollah and Israel have reached an accord for a ceasefire.

Looks like Hezbollah took a kicking, as usual.

 

I imagine the exploding pagers and radios will have made a difference to their plans. That's before the Yids started raining fire on them. 

It'd be good to see some sort of end of hostilities in Gaza too, but that's not about to happen anytime soon. 

[Steven P]

Might be a start though

[Steven P]

Step away from the keyboard, SP, step away... all I'll do is wind folk up....

 

but this is a good start from Labour isn't it, better than the Tories.... Going to the source rather than reacting to the symptoms.

 

UK signs deal with Iraq to tackle people smugglers in Europe

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Yvette Cooper says deal means cooperation with Iraqi security forces and faster return of refused asylum seekers

 

 

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[WirralBoy]

Woman jailed for murder

 

 

 

 

 

BBC NEWS

Somerset woman guilty of murder after stabbing husband in neck

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Christine Kekkonen is convicted of murdering her husband of 15 years at their home.

 

 

[Mesterh]

On 28/11/2024 at 15:51, Steven P said:

Step away from the keyboard, SP, step away... all I'll do is wind folk up....

 

but this is a good start from Labour isn't it, better than the Tories.... Going to the source rather than reacting to the symptoms.

 

UK signs deal with Iraq to tackle people smugglers in Europe

UK.NEWS.YAHOO.COM

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Yvette Cooper says deal means cooperation with Iraqi security forces and faster return of refused asylum seekers

 

 

Hopefully they will be having a word with Albania next. Then every other country where people are fake claiming asylum.

 

 

[Mick Dempsey]

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When the replies didn’t go the way you’d hoped..

[PeteB]

Louise Haigh. I wished I was a train driver. 15% for nothing and she never discussed whether the Treasury could afford it or talked it over with her boss - he found out from the radio!

[Johnsond]

1 hour ago, PeteB said:

Louise Haigh. I wished I was a train driver. 15% for nothing and she never discussed whether the Treasury could afford it or talked it over with her boss - he found out from the radio!

A staunch Labour union diehard also a  thief plain and simple, she committed insurance fraud all in order to gain a better phone “ in itself an indication of utterly poor character “ all whilst working for an insurance company 🤷‍♂️talk about ****************ing  dumb, and this is the calibre of people within government.