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Small wins hey
Congratulations sir kier
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Worrying wins.
Just as the experience of these 2 candidates
BBC News - Jess Phillips and Shabana Mahmood speak of election intimidation - BBC News
BBC News - Jess Phillips and Shabana Mahmood speak of election intimidation - BBC News
Jess Phillips and Shabana Mahmood speak of election intimidation
"This election has been the worst election I have ever stood in," Labour's Jess Phillips tells the count.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Just as the experience of these 2 candidates
BBC News - Jess Phillips and Shabana Mahmood speak of election intimidation - BBC News
Jess Phillips and Shabana Mahmood speak of election intimidation
"This election has been the worst election I have ever stood in," Labour's Jess Phillips tells the count.www.bbc.co.uk
Very worrying.
Still, every cloud.
Migrants in Northern France celebrating a Labour victory have given Sir Keir Starmer a nickname and have vowed to cross the Channel at the “first chance” they get.
Speaking to the Telegraph, some of the migrants welcomed a new government and said they would risk crossing the Channel in small boats as soon as weather permitted.
Sir Keir has vowed to scrap the Rwanda deportation flights on “day one” if Labour reached power.
Most migrants in the Grand-Synthe camp near Dunkirk were unaware of the results this morning. But when told Rishi Sunak would no longer be Prime Minister, they were overjoyed.
Amir, 23, a bean seller from Kurdistan, said migrants had given Sir Keir a nickname that roughly translates as a man who works for refugees or workers.
He said: “We are calling him [Starmer] ‘Party Krekaran’ because we have heard that this guy is really helpful to the refugees.”
Amir added that he would make the crossing “as soon as possible” now Sir Keir Starmer is in power.
He said: “It’s really good for us. We were really nervous in our countries to travel all the way here and get sent back.
“We no longer live in fear of sending us to Rwanda. I’ve seen a couple of documentaries and Rwanda is not the best place.”
Migrants in Northern France celebrating a Labour victory have given Sir Keir Starmer a nickname and have vowed to cross the Channel at the “first chance” they get.
Speaking to the Telegraph, some of the migrants welcomed a new government and said they would risk crossing the Channel in small boats as soon as weather permitted.
Sir Keir has vowed to scrap the Rwanda deportation flights on “day one” if Labour reached power.
Most migrants in the Grand-Synthe camp near Dunkirk were unaware of the results this morning. But when told Rishi Sunak would no longer be Prime Minister, they were overjoyed.
Amir, 23, a bean seller from Kurdistan, said migrants had given Sir Keir a nickname that roughly translates as a man who works for refugees or workers.
He said: “We are calling him [Starmer] ‘Party Krekaran’ because we have heard that this guy is really helpful to the refugees.”
Amir added that he would make the crossing “as soon as possible” now Sir Keir Starmer is in power.
He said: “It’s really good for us. We were really nervous in our countries to travel all the way here and get sent back.
“We no longer live in fear of sending us to Rwanda. I’ve seen a couple of documentaries and Rwanda is not the best place.”
Twit - if you could read and understand I was posting about loss to Reform / Farage. Maybe the observation is too complex for you.
So far 3 Tory MP wouldn't have lost their seats if Farage wasn't around - Truss looked like an example.
It's almost like people haven't been arriving in record numbers before today ....................
Easy tiger.
Twit - if you could put words together in an order that makes the slightest degree of sense.
And rates of arrival look like there was no chance or Rwanda catching up and I feel it may have been blocked by the courts anyway and not the human rights one. All ready to go and none went. I wonder why?
LOL Sorry to the man but if some one misses something obvious that does figure ............................
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Ok, they wouldn't have lost to Farage/Reform if they hadn't lost any votes. Better?
Saw it. If the L was indeed representing the word 'loser' I wonder how many votes the person holding it up got?
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