@Davecentrum@BBCBreaking *their. There is footage of them bragging about being chased by police on social media, they actively chose it. It’s a blatant disregard for their safety and anyone else’s. Your argument is the same as “she asked for it”, it takes responsibility away.
@Davecentrum@BBCBreaking The car had cloned plates so they were entitled to be pulled over. But no they had to drive off, therefore breaking the law again. Hence police driving after them. This was beyond avoidable. I was once pulled over, followed the rules and was let go straight away. No one died.
@Davecentrum@BBCBreaking Or, perhaps, they could have driven safely. There is no excuse to be driving the wrong way on a busy road. The police didn’t do that, they did.
@ricardoevano@MickeyJoeHernon@LoEl81 Doesn’t count? Tell that to Colin Jackson, former long time world record holder for 60 and 110m hurdles. Or Marcel Jacobs from Italy who won Olympic gold in 2021. Amy and Dina have both won world silver and gold respectively at world champs in the individual.
@SusanWa60190622 The BBC was outbid for the Commonwealth Games by TNT. The organisers of the CG were forced to take the higher bid as it contributed to covering the cost of the games itself, which was moved to the UK fairly last minute, without any cost to the locals. Not BBC’s fault on that one
@MickeyJoeHernon@LoEl81 She has faced elite sprinters, the literal best in Europe is elite. As Europe doesn’t seem to count to you, she’s an individual world silver medalist so can mix it with the best of them globally on her day.
@patriciaForsyth@LoEl81 Imagine feeling that someone isn’t allowed to feel confident after winning four European gold medals. Several interviews I saw had Amy acknowledging her team mates and rivals and how they’ve pushed her to get her where she is.
@EmmaDW330563 Networks aren’t departments. Women’s network, carers networks, veterans networks. Not funded just bringing people together. No need to shout
@Alexandr4Denman It’s a network not a department, the clue is in the name. In the same way that you might have a women’s network, a veterans network, a carers network.This is merely bringing together a group of people.
@CamillaTominey It’s a small percentage from two departments. The civil service is much bigger than these two departments. I know plenty of civil servants who work their required office days across the country
@BigBungle1@BBCBreaking Seems a strange question to focus on. Given the headline mentions a car, a railway and a train, I simply can’t fathom how your mind went to vaccines.
@esjesjesj Honestly the whole thread is bizarre! Eliana is a Hebrew name that was previously in the 1000s and no one seems bothered that’s in the top five. The problem is never the name itself. Feeling threatened by a baby name choice is a weird.
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@Gillian_Philip@theyasminbenoit 1) I’m not faking discrimination, there are cases of hate crimes for asexuals and discriminatory comments are made frequently.
2) it is a sexual orientation. Some people feel very occasional sexual attraction so can be still be hetero, bi etc
3) your aggression says it all.
@Gillian_Philip@theyasminbenoit has already explained this but I guess you need telling again. Not having our sexual orientation recognised by UK law means we are not protected by the Equality Act or from discrimination. That needs changing