Mum died on Monday.
Today she received a £50 civil penalty for not letting DWP know soon enough she was in hospital & had been overpaid £73.90 in allowances.
The traumatic experience of hospitalisation & loss of mental capacity was deemed 'not a reasonable excuse'.
F this world.
Hey @mediamarkt_nl why are you mixed up with fraudulent sellers on your website ?!? They sell shit and won’t respond and you agree to put your name on this ?!?
. @Specsavers this is getting old - I cant even unsubscribe and it’s really getting annoying … I have no idea who Roland is but I moved abroad two years ago . Hope Roland got his appointments ok though
🚨 The humanitarian disaster continues to unfold inside Iran right now with tens of thousands already killed, hundreds of thousands with injuries, many life threatening. They are not victims of a natural disaster. It is a government trying to wipe out their own people for protesting against them. It is not an exaggeration to say that this is most of the country. I get asked ‘why is this not in the news now?’ The answer is stark: the government has shut down the internet. Even @elonmusk Starlink satellites have been jammed. So hear it from an Iranian simply trying to amplify faint voices coming out of Iran: worse is yet to come.
#IranMassacre
A few moments before the bullets.
A brief crack in the internet blackout and this is what she chose to write:
“I’m connected for just a moment and I only want to write:
Woman, Life, Freedom.
Forever.”
Her name was Raha Bohlulipour, 19 years old, studied Italian in Tehran. Killed by security forces for the crime of demanding freedom.
She once wrote: “I am a big fan of life.”
For wanting a normal life,
the Islamic Republic shot her in the lung and killed her on January 9.
#IranMassacre
#IranRevolution2026
“To live, live, live, live, to the point of tears.” — Raha (Zahra) Bohloulipour
Born in 2002. She had just turned 23.
Nineteen days later, the Islamic regime took her life.
Raha was an Italian language student at the University of Tehran.
Her only crime was wanting to live.
My people are being slaughtered. This is beyond anything I could have imagined, even in my worst nightmare for Iran and for Iranians. The regime’s cruelty is deliberate and sadistic. We are seeing unbearable evidence and hearing eyewitness accounts that defy comprehension.
Just a week ago, there were scenes of hope - moments of euphoria in the streets, police officers waving, even cheering protesters on. And now we are here.
I don’t know what more to say, except this: may brighter days come. May we continue to stand firmly with the people of Iran. And for those of us in the diaspora, let us hold one another close, support each other and not look away.
Let me end with this: Don't stop talking about Iran.
Rubina Aminian, a 23-year-old student, was murdered by the Islamic regime on the evening of Thursday, January 8, after leaving her university and joining a protest in Tehran.
After identifying her daughter’s body, her mother said, “It wasn’t just my daughter. I saw hundreds of bodies with my own eyes.”
Beyond heartbreaking 💔
@AppleSupport even the app tells me I should get a refund - you refuse twice and now I can’t appeal ? No contact possible , can’t submit documents …. You hate disabled people ?!? Poor people ?!? Older people ?!?
📢Cut sanctions not benefits: Budget day of action!
Join @Unite_Community to protest the benefit sanctions that are pushing people further into poverty.
📅Wednesday 26th November
🕛12 noon
📍Parliament - College Green, London, SW1
More info👇 https://t.co/o8E9x05CD9
Forough Khosravi, an elementary school teacher from Behbahan, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by Branch 1 of the Behbahan Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Moradian.
According to reports, the charges stem from private text messages with a family member and old Instagram posts related to protests. During her hearing, the judge reportedly told her, “You’re still too radical!”
Khosravi was charged with “propaganda against the regime” (1 year), “insulting the Supreme Leader” (2 years), “insulting the founder of the Islamic Republic” (2 years), “insulting the sacred” (5 years), and “communication with media outlets affiliated with Israel” (5 years). Under Article 134 of the Islamic Penal Code, the longest sentence—five years—will be enforced.
Khosravi was arrested on July 29, 2025, by IRGC Intelligence agents and released on August 9 after posting 2 billion tomans bail.
In June, agents raided her home without a warrant, seizing personal belongings while her young daughter was present. Khosravi’s complaint against the agents was dismissed by the Behbahan Prosecutor’s Office.
A former Ph.D. student in Education, Khosravi was expelled from Payame Noor University in Bandar Imam after the 2009 protests. Her former husband, writer and researcher Hadi Hakim Shafa’i, was also named in the indictment but has not been summoned.
I'm genuinely ashamed of being a Brit. I'm 53 and my disability stopped me working after 35 years. I have NEVER seen this much hate for the poor/elderly and especially disabled than what's happening now. WE are not the cause of everyone's woes that Politicians are peddling🤬
@HP have you thought of coming out with a printer that doesn’t require us to contact customer services each time we need to print ?!? Would be revolutionary 😭🤣😳🥵🤬