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What's wrong with these people.

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@ToyRoyUk @SouthamptonFC Lol. I remember the advert very well.

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@NeilClark66 Safe streets? Do me a favour.

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@jamezqpr1 Body language suggests otherwise.

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The sacred turf is cursed . #Qpr

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I would be screwing if Smyths penalty was given the other way. #Qpr

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@QpRambles Unchallenged too. Slumped to the floor

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Fertilizer storage facilities around the world are going up in smoke. Coincidence?

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

Incredible footage from Essex, UK.

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@disclosetv America is going to go into a deep depression with this guy.

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@zerohedge Good luck enforcing $44 a barrel. Jokers

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All is well until the men dressed in suits with briefcases turn up, sit you down and tell you how it works.

[Alex Wickham @alexwickham]

EXCLUSIVE: Andy Burnham has approved the use of British military bases by the US for what the UK calls defensive strikes against Iran, in a continuation of Keir Starmer’s policy even as Trump ramps up his war.

Starmer chaired a COBR meeting on Friday to discuss UK policy following the resumption of US operations and amid fears of an escalating conflict.

Ministers at that meeting decided to continue the existing policy that bases at Diego Garcia and RAF Fairford could be used by US planes countering the Iranian missile threat and sites used to target the Strait of Hormuz, sources say.

Burnham, who became PM on Monday, was informed of the discussion and agreed with the decision taken, sources say. He will continue the previous government’s policy when it comes to approving UK bases for so-called defensive US strikes, they say.

It means British bases are likely to be used for some of the current round of American operations.

The decision emerges after the 10th day of renewed US action. US Central Command said it targeted Iranian military command centers, launch sites and air defences overnight. British officials have nonetheless been concerned about Trump’s threats to strike bridges and power plants.

It is likely to provoke criticism from left-wing Labour MPs, the Green Party and the Liberal Democrats who have argued use of the bases makes the UK complicit in war crimes.

https://t.co/lHb6FIJGFa

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@stats_feed And no reserves. Hope you're all ready for what's coming.

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@Johnnypapa64 Britain can't obtain the crucial materials to even last a week in a war. Maybe some people aren't as stupid as people think they are.

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The fuckers that started all this are sitting back and eating popcorn. Someone might've been right about that lot.

[BRICS News @BRICSinfo]

JUST IN: 🇬🇧🇮🇷 UK says its forces are ready to defend the country following Iranian threats for assisting US military operations.

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@SkyNews Bigger problems ahead like a pending food and oil crisis which is going to send us all back to the 1930s.

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@1in_Millions @deadmanstongue @disclosetv lol. You ever heard of Wahhabism

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Brent crude is officially trading above $100/barrel, up 42% in 20 days. This time around the Red Sea is closed to western oil and oil reserves are near empty.

#Trump is about to push the entire western economy off a cliff. #iran #burnham #israel

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Time flies, 40 years ago this week. UK Fresh, Wembley Arena, 1986.

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@BBCNews Meanwhile Britain has only 23 days of diesel reserves left.

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@kajakallas Just remember in Blackjack go over 21 and you go bust.
Better work this time, otherwise it's curtains

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@BBCNews The Saudi's paid for Pakistans nuclear program no doubt they already have some tucked away.