Suella Braverman, has a history of providing clarity where there is 'confusion' as you can see in this excruciating exchange with Krishnan Guru-Murthy...
7 January 1915 | Polish Jew Moszek Warm was born in Radom. A driver.
In #Auschwitz from 20 February 1942.
No. 23107
He perished in the camp on 20 March 1942.
One of the main drivers for the Twitter storm was aspiring Welsh politician Richard Taylor, who has since condemned the abuse and threats
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Diolch i #HawliHoli@Dewi_Llwyd@BBCRadioCymru am y cyfla i holi cwestiwn am yr argyfwng ail gartrefi heno. Mi soniodd @LSRPlaid am yr ymgynghoriadau, a dwi'n cytuno ei bod hi'n bwysig fod pawb yn mynd ati i'w hateb nhw. Mae @IHawl wedi eu hel nhw at ei gilydd yn fan hyn 👇👇👇
I encourage all those fellow Indy supporters to use #annibyniaeth a lot more in their tweets and replies. Using it even at the end of what you type like saying Amen. The more we say it, use it and mean it the more force we give it.
Annibyniaeth to that!
@RogerPinney @Amanwy GSTQ is England's national anthem; so we're required to observe their anthem in our country despite having our own. Sounds like colonialism to me.
@DrewLawDesign Despised it all except swimming. I love mountaineering and walking; despite living and attending secondary school within Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri such things were never mentioned, not once!
5 January 1935 | Dutch Jewish girl Rita Krammer was born in Groningen.
In October 1942 she was deported to #Auschwitz and murdered in a gas chamber after selection.