How Israel's policies created famine in Gaza
Israel has systematically obstructed food entering Gaza, aid agencies say, as a UN-backed body confirms a famine.
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Enough to make you sick
Not if they're not securely fastened.
Imagine driving down the motorway at 75mph and a flag came off a bridge and covered your windscreen, or you were passing a school at chucking out time and a flag detached from a lamppost with the same result.
What would you do?
Who's responsible?
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Not really politics but wasn't sure where else to post
BBC News - Taking 23 A-Levels 'not stressful at all' says Slough student - BBC News
Taking 23 A-Levels 'not stressful at all' says Slough student
Mahnoor Cheema, from Slough, said she had done less studying than the average student.
Taking 23 A levels is absolutely bonkers. I have no idea how on earth she managed it, it's incredible.
And 34 GCSEs.
Don’t know whether to rant about the exams being too easy or the need to get out more. Either way it’s just not healthy.
Enough to systematically murder an entire populationHow Israel's policies created famine in Gaza
Israel has systematically obstructed food entering Gaza, aid agencies say, as a UN-backed body confirms a famine.
Enough to make you sick
There's **** all else to do in Slough though
Slough? Oh the poor girl.There's **** all else to do in Slough though
TBH, if I was in Slough, I'd do whatever I could to get out of there as well
I went there for a residential work course for a week some years back. It was not fun.
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BBC News - Excel Parking firm pays £10,240 after losing court appeal - BBC News
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I may be missing something but it sounds like Excel parking only had to pay the legal fees rather than reimbursing her for all the fines.
There also doesn't appear to be any sort of meaningful punitive aspect to the ruling against the car park operator.
Excel Parking firm pays £10,240 after losing court appeal
Excel Parking loses a court case against 22-year-old Hannah Robinson for a second time.
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I may be missing something but it sounds like Excel parking only had to pay the legal fees rather than reimbursing her for all the fines.
There also doesn't appear to be any sort of meaningful punitive aspect to the ruling against the car park operator.
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BBC News - Excel Parking firm pays £10,240 after losing court appeal - BBC News
Excel Parking firm pays £10,240 after losing court appeal
Excel Parking loses a court case against 22-year-old Hannah Robinson for a second time.
I may be missing something but it sounds like Excel parking only had to pay the legal fees rather than reimbursing her for all the fines.
There also doesn't appear to be any sort of meaningful punitive aspect to the ruling against the car park operator.
I dont think shes paid any of the fines...
These scumbag companies never get any justice actioned against them, its why there are so many and theyre all run by cowboys.
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Nigel Farage pledges to deport small boat asylum seekers
Plans outlined by the Reform UK leader would see the country taken out of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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Here we go...
Lucy Connolly: Woman jailed for race hate post says she was political prisoner
She gives her first newspaper interview after being released from prison.
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A reminder she plead guilty to laws the party her husband represents introduced.
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I may have misread the story but it implies she initially paid them but then refused later. Either way, they appear to be involved in systemic harassment of their unreasonable terms even after losing in court, there should be punitive damages against them beyond the piffling charity sum.
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Ye it is written a bit ambiguously. I thought she paid the first 2, but then racked up thousands of pounds more shes been fighting and they've been harassing her for.
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Lucy Connolly: Woman jailed for race hate post says she was political prisoner
She gives her first newspaper interview after being released from prison.
A reminder she plead guilty to laws the party her husband represents introduced.
She was 100% guilty! What she tweeted wasnt speech, it was incitement and a call to action, and im probably one of the most ardent free speech advocates around...
But 31 months, in line with convicted peadophiles who have harmed and distrubuted thousands of child images.
She could have easily been dealt with at home, there was no threat to the community, and there is a small extenuating circumstance.
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Andy Burnham: Roundabout flag painters 'may want confrontation'
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham thinks people do not have the right to paint public property.
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On the whole flag waving thing. Has Anyone else noticed these where they live?
Nigel Farage pledges to deport small boat asylum seekers
Plans outlined by the Reform UK leader would see the country taken out of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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Forage getting his chump on
What I find so amazing is the false claims she didn't know what she was pleading guilty to, pushed by particular 'journalists'.Lucy Connolly: Woman jailed for race hate post says she was political prisoner
She gives her first newspaper interview after being released from prison.
A reminder she plead guilty to laws the party her husband represents introduced.
Let the victim hood grifting begin!
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I think she definately knew what she was pleading guilty too, its the disproportionate sentence that shocked her IMO.
I havnt watched the interview though, so she may well just be doing a full 180 and trying to play innocent.
I'm guessing she had a brief who would have advised her to plead guilty. First offence, no previous I'm guessing they thought she'd avoid a custodial sentence.
In hindsight she'd have probably been better going not out just because even if she were found guilty. I doubt she'd have served anymore jail time than she did.
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