I see. So, a Scotland-N. Ireland bridge is ok, but when I suggest a bridge between Chadwell & the USA, I'm denounced as a ‘tw*t.’
I SEE YOUR DOUBLE STANDARDS, GOVERNMENT! Our bridge goes ahead. Work starts tomorrow. By 2030 we'll be walking to Wisconsin. https://t.co/DIIflGTrnF
As a former Police Minister and notwithstanding the lockdown and pandemic, this has got to be the most absurd, stupid and often brutal police response to a peaceful vigil. Hobnail booted, thick response when smart, risk assessed, intelligence-led policing was demanded. Sad night
Our right to protest is under threat
The Police, Crime, Sentencing & Courts Bill is being debated in Parliament starting tomorrow Monday 15 March
Tell your MP to vote against it
email them https://t.co/bkAVeQw3VX
tweet them https://t.co/UFZfNklcsh
https://t.co/DYSpepFGeL
This week in Parliament a vote takes place on a Govt Bill giving police further powers to restrict the right to peaceful protest.
Last night’s scenes only reinforce my view of how dangerous this could be.
I will be voting against the Police, Crime, Sentencing & Courts Bill.
Race and the UK press... In six years the press 'self-regulator' IPSO has received well over 15,000 complaints relating to discrimination. It has upheld only one (yes, 1). IPSO was designed to fail minorities. When you hear promises of change, think about that.
On Monday, the policing bill is being rushed through the Commons. It contains some of the most draconian crackdowns on the right of peaceful protest we've seen in our lifetime. https://t.co/pCphJRwmXj
This is one of the most dangerous anti-democratic pieces of legislation in recent times which seeks to criminalise dissent - and Government is trying to rush it through before the opposition organises. Please RT & ask your MP to oppose it next week #PoliceCrackdownBill
Homer was now a teenager in the late 90s, meaning his hypothetical birthday is later than Bart's was at the start of the show.
Homer is now younger than Bart.
HOW LONG CAN THEY KEEP IT UP THO
@FlyRoy2 @webo283@DeborahMeaden Norway is in the EEA which gave us more access : the free movement of goods, persons, services, and capital.
We have had to sign a new trade deal with them which now include bilateral tarrifs. We ONLY have a tarrif based trade deal with Norway. Its not better than we had.