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64, pissed off, respect and common sense have left the UK, and mollycoddling is in with empathy. You now can be a racist by just using the words black or Asian.

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The claims circulating on social media regarding newly elected Labour MP Sagal Abdi-Wali being disqualified are unproven allegations and legal speculation, rather than confirmed findings.
​She was sworn in because she is the legally declared winner of the election, and under UK constitutional procedure, an election victory remains valid unless formally overturned by an election court.
​What the Allegation Is
​The Core Claim: Critics (including Andrew Bridgen and various local opposition figures) pointed out that under the House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975, holding certain public offices or being a member of specific statutory bodies (such as Mayoral Development Corporations) can legally disqualify an individual from standing for election or taking a seat in the House of Commons.
​The Alleged Conflict: Posts highlighted that London City Hall had listed Sagal Abdi-Wali as a board member of the Oxford Street Development Corporation, questioning whether she still held the post when nominations closed or on polling day.
​The Reality:
​Administrative registers and websites often experience delays in updating resignations or changes in board personnel.
​In UK election law, candidates routinely step down from disqualifying public appointments prior to submitting their nomination papers.
​Speculation based on an outdated online directory does not mean she was in breach of the law, and no official finding of disqualification has been issued.
​Why She Was Sworn In
​Official Return of the Writ: Returning officers count the ballots and formally declare the winner. Once declared, Parliament treats the returned individual as the Member of Parliament.
​Presumption of Validity: A returning officer or Parliamentary clerk cannot block an MP from taking their seat simply because allegations are circulating on social media.
​The Proper Legal Avenue (Election Petitions):
​Under the Representation of the People Act 1983, if opponents believe an MP was ineligible or that an election was invalid, the only legal mechanism to challenge the result is by lodging an election petition with the High Court within the statutory deadline (usually 21 days after the election result).
​Only an Election Court has the legal power to void an election or declare a candidate disqualified.
​Unless an election court rules against the result, Parliament is procedurally required to swear in the duly returned Member.

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@BobbyBlue05 @BobbyBlue05 likes his own voice and thinks he talks for the country. Well, I hope you get some treatment soon.

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@SkySports, please ask Jamie Carragher to politely shut the feck up. I want to hear them talking about the match, not about what is going to happen to City. He is sounding like a broken record, very boring.
Liverpool have been outplayed by players who were not involved in the period.

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@UKLabour Sorry, it's just been announced that she broke election laws.
Police are investigating; trust Labour not to do their due diligence checks properly.

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@MajorGowen_ Sorry, it's just been announced that she broke election laws.
Police are investigating; trust Labour not to do their due diligence checks properly.

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@lisareality1 Sorry, it's just been announced that she broke election laws.
Police are investigating; trust Labour not to do their due diligence checks properly.

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@gingerrtom Sorry, it's just been announced that she broke election laws.
Police are investigating; trust Labour not to do their due diligence checks properly.

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@CockertonMark Sorry, it's just been announced that she broke election laws.
Police are investigating; trust Labour not to do their due diligence checks properly.

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@BBCPolitics Sorry, it's just been announced that she broke election laws.
Police are investigating; trust Labour not to do their due diligence checks properly.

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@benonwine Sorry, it's just been announced that she broke election laws.
Police are investigating; trust Labour not to do their due diligence checks properly.

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@Nawjryw You were second again, nothing to do with Restore.

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@zarahussain999 Also by yourself!

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@kingkapoor72 Sorry, it's just been announced that she broke election laws.
Police are investigating; trust Labour not to do their due diligence checks properly.

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@andrewc44104127 Oh, Lenny is back on TV, thinks he is important, and needs to give his knighthood back if he is upset.

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@martinplaut Fake story, criminal candidate, broke election laws.

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@andrewc44104127 You are just not gunny, love!

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@zarahussain999 It has been announced that she is a fraudulent candidate.
Do you still support a criminal, then?

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@LeePheonix360 🤬🤡

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Have you got any proof? We are hearing ; it was damaged by the residents themselves.
In one picture, the wardrobe was pushed through the window; for that to happen, they needed to be inside the property.
No police report or local said that anybody got in! Please check your facts before posting.

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@FarRightSkip Never read so much shite, but got to be paid by Reform or the Tories