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BBC called Rotherham girls “prostitutes” rather than blame the gangs of religious men raping them. Some of those girls were only 9 years old. They still REFUSE to apologise!
Still to this day they are protecting nonces, they don't give a damn about victims of CSE!! #DefundTheBBC
🤣 UK DATABASE… PLEASE.
Apparently, rewriting a BBC, ITV, Channel 4 or police story with AI now means you own the entire internet. 😂
Next week they’ll be copyrighting the weather forecast because they changed “rain expected” to “showers are likely.”
💥 “DISGRACED POP STAR GARY GLITTER BACK IN THE DOCK — ACCUSED OF EIGHT CHILD SEX OFFENCES AGAINST A GIRL AGED JUST EIGHT”
He pleaded not guilty
The case continues.
NIGEL FARAGE HAS JUST CLAIMED THAT ESSEX POLICE HAS CONFIRMED THERE IS A PRE-PLANNED EVENT TO INTERUPT THE VOTE RESULT LATER THIS MORNING!!
CLACTON - THE BIGGEST POLITICAL GAMBLE IN A DECADE
WHATS HE DOING WITH THE VOTE PAPERS 📑
WHYS HE LOOKING UNDER THE TABLE THE VOTES ARE ON THE TABLE!!!!
King Charles Under Fire Over Christianity
King Charles III has faced criticism from some Christians over changes in the way his religious role is being presented.
The controversy began partly because Buckingham Palace confirmed that Charles would not issue a dedicated Easter message in 2026. Some Christians questioned this, particularly because the King had issued an Easter message in 2025 and had publicly acknowledged other religious occasions.
A bigger controversy followed when the wording describing the King’s role was changed. Traditionally, the monarch has been known as “Defender of the Faith,” reflecting Britain’s Christian heritage and the King’s position as Supreme Governor of the Church of England. The newer wording describes Charles as protecting “the space for Faith within a multi-faith nation.”
Some Christian groups believe this weakens Christianity’s historic place in Britain and accuse the Palace of moving away from the country’s Christian foundations.
However, it is important to clarify that King Charles has not rejected Christianity. He remains a Christian and Supreme Governor of the Church of England. His position is that Britain has a strong Christian heritage while also being a modern, multi-faith society, and that people of different religions should be able to practise their faith freely.
So, the claim that “King Charles is rejecting Christians from Buckingham Palace” is misleading. The real controversy is about whether the British monarch should primarily defend Christianity, or whether his role should now emphasise protecting people of all faiths while remaining a Christian himself.
That difference in interpretation is what has caused the backlash.
