A drone strike has killed the first British national to die fighting for Russia against Ukraine.
Bradley Townsend, 33, was killed in June by a remote-controlled first-person-view drone near Lyman, a city in Donetsk. He had said he signed up to fight for Vladimir Putin’s army to repay the Donbas for supporting striking miners in the 1980s.
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Homophobia has no place in this country, and the public conscience is very clear on that as well as marriage equality.
This is not a battle you would win.
I’m old enough to remember when the Conservatives encouraged and supported married couples and the institution of marriage.
How they have lost their way
@soapbox_tao The elderly person, harassing a young shop worker: "I pay your wages"
The mischievous, nonchalant, underemployed young person: "I pay for your state pension"
🚨🚨🚨"Exclusive for Talk, Christian Drogan becomes the first man to invade his own country."
TALK EXCLUSIVE, Isabel Oakeshott reveals the first ever covert reporter to cross the English channel on a migrant dinghy revealing the horror behind the crossings.
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No, we are not remotely pro-Russian.
Extremists and midwits coalesce around politics because it's convenient, not because they're representative of everybody else.
‘Are we more pro-Russian than we'd like to believe in this country?’
@TomSwarbrick1 responds to texter Mick, who believes Andy Burnham should have cancelled his trip to Ukraine.
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A self-described "ordinary Yorkshire lad" has become the first British person to die fighting for Russia in Ukraine.
It's understood the Foreign Office has been made aware of his death.
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EXC: Robert Jenrick has put up a poster in Newark telling people not to let me, a constituent, speak to him or his staff.
It features photographs of me, says I “claims to be an independent journalist” and tells people: “call the police, they know about him!”
That wording gives me the impression I’ve been reported to the police. If I have, I believe it’s because I’ve asked difficult questions.
That’s my job as a journalist.
Ever since I questioned Robert about Reform UK’s finances and money linked to an Israeli billionaire with connections to the Israeli military, I feel like this has escalated.
I’m genuinely starting to feel like the establishment are coming for me.
I care about holding people to account. I’ve worked incredibly hard to build a career in journalism.
I’m really upset to see this.
She probably did not expect as many people to see it and abuse it. She knows she made a mistake (albeit not the largest one), stop sending herds to burn someone for what is in the grand scheme of things a small lapse of judgement (if it wasn't her it'd be someone else).