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Harry doesn't count as a "working royal" so doesn't get protection.
But his uncle Andy does get protection?
Replying to @BBCBreakfast
@BBCBreakfast
Many parts of Scotland, especially in the highlands, there are no banks. They are all closing. Even close to a city like Aberdeen, the banks are closing around the area meaning having to go near the low emission zones to get to a bank, which just isn't...
No point listening to @northsound1 for the school closure news, now it's not local in the mornings anymore. @jefflaurenonair @ThatblokeJeff @lauren
That's what happened to my feathers.
Left them out on the washing line and someone stole them.
#BBUK
Thats a shame @BreakneckComedy
Unfollowed.
Bye.
Should have played yesterday
#Whigfield
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The Tories have finally folded and told us what they have been doing with our director @JolyonMaughamβs dataβ¦
At the Bridge of Don @Asda there are some nasty pot holes. It's not like any staff with a car hasn't spotted them as the exit has become a nasty big one with a cone dropped in one pothole going from the car park to the petrol station.
When will it be fixed?
@AsdaServiceTeam
I @WeeRedBird accept @PotNoodleβs very real and genuine apology following their slurp ads. I hereby seek cash compensation from the Β£10K Pot Noodle Compensation Pot for this whole ordeal. #ad
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Settling down with kids (4 and 6) to watch this nice Easter film. Not seen it before.
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Replying to @jk_rowling
It makes me so saddened to read remarks like this.
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JK Rowling Slammed After Mocking Gender-Neutral Language In U.K. Mother's Day Post braderstakei.com/4a7o4Zl
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Replying to @jk_rowling
When Hitler rose to power as German chancellor in 1933, he enacted policies to rid the country of Lebensunwertes Leben, or βlives unworthy of living.β His targets included Jews, Roma people, disabled people and communistsβbut also specifically homosexuals and transsexuals.
While many are familiar with haunting images of the first book burnings in Germany, which took place in May of 1933, most arenβt fully aware of their origin story.
The books and texts that provided the fuel for that first bonfire came from the library of the Institute for Sexual Research, founded in 1919 by Magnus Hirschfeld, a gay, Jewish doctor. As Scientific American notes, the Institute was βfull of life everywhereβ and provided incredible and groundbreaking gender affirmation care to trans individuals. Its mission was to provide a center for βresearch, teaching, healing and refugeβ that could βfree the individual from physical ailments, psychological afflictions and social deprivation.β
In other words, the first book burning in Germany, which led to copycat bonfires around the country, was an attack on a trans care institution. There are echoes of this today: The far-right has specifically chosen to target trans care centers in America, including repeated bomb threats to Boston Childrenβs Hospital, for providing gender affirming medical care.









