@freddiesayers I don't think it's worthy of arrest and it's lesser than what Lucy Connolly did. Don't think Lucy should have got prison. Suspect the employer will take an interest in their reputation being sullied
This is a shocker. A mother of three from Gaza who came to the UK as a refugee has just won a human rights challenge to bring in 18, yes18, of her relatives - both parents, a brother, his wife and four children, a sister and her four children and another sister, her husband and their three children.
None of them speak English and the mother only has room to house her parents with the rest taking up social housing away from British families.
Not to mention the the cost of the 18 filling our schools and NHS clinics.
Plus the signal it gives tens of thousands of Palestinian families that the UK courts are an easy touch and they should head here.
Another bloody awful and costly decision by our courts. Labour won’t do anything about it as they look on the people as Labour voters of the future.
What's so bad about this is - that it was flagged by department of Foreign Affairs in committee meetings and by the ministers that its first time we’ve held a presidency with Irish as an official working language.
And Sinn Féin didnt know?
Aren’t you the minister for safeguarding women against violence?
And you have to apologise for what you tweeted after a fellow female politician was violently murdered?
Isn’t that a resigning matter?
@PrearrangeS@JimAllister History lesson: the Gaels ultimately came from continental Europe, settled Ireland, then planted Scotland, and gave Scotland its name via the Scoti. Many Ulster planters later came from Scotland. History is more complicated than shouting "planters."
Why on earth would you assume that a Linfield flag was meant to be representative of the negatives suggested in this post rather than the positives about celebration?
Maybe you're just exposing your own bias..
I’m not sure why anyone is surprised by the hate-filled, nasty, anti-unionist, sanctimonious preaching from the Alliance party.
They hate the PUL community, including even any sports team deemed as being from that background.
And they are never, ever, wrong because they are the enlightened ‘good’ people who know better than everyone and rise above us mere mortals who actually have principles (on both sides) and care about identity or tradition.
It’s OK @OfficialBlues - Paula would “generally” permit Linfield flags. Just give her office a call to check before putting one up to be on the safe side 👍
A number of years ago I helped organise an anti Protocol rally in Dromore Orange Hall at which Ann Widdecombe was a guest speaker. This was her opening line. Dreadfully sad news. Hoping and praying justice is done.
“I’m concerned for my own safety...”
A sexual abuse survivor has been left in “absolute shock” after her twisted step-father was released from prison just seven years into a 14-year sentence.
https://t.co/EWHfCVJgJ9
So the man accused of a vicious attack in North Belfast who initially was described as Somalian, then Sudanese is now thought to be Chadian https://t.co/s8RVBOScbf
David Lammy wants to let rapists and paedophiles out of prison early.
Andy Burnham says he disagrees.
And tonight Labour couldn’t get their MPs to vote against us.
We just defeated the Government in a vote for the first time since the election.
But ministers say they’ll ignore the will of Parliament and carry on regardless.
And the clock is ticking. The early release scheme starts straight after the summer recess, on 2 September.
If Burnham means what he says, he needs to set out the plan - now.
Another woman has come forward in the Donaldson case, alleging attempted sexual assault in Parliament.
"A message seen by the Belfast Telegraph from Jeffrey Donaldson sent at 2.19am on November 2, 2016 says “for the most courageous Angel I know” with a link to the Sarah McLachlan song Angel."