Im fed up of them already but jesus sharing stuff like this makes it feel like a stasi police state
If you're celebrating Bonfire Night, fireworks must end by midnight 🎆
gov.uk/fireworks-the-law
My last game before going abroad for another 9 months.....flew out the next day and couldnt lift my head off my chest for feeling violently sick.....
We always beat Man City don't we? Bonfire Night 2002 on this day Div 2 Wigan Athletic beat Manchester City 1-0 in the Worthington Cup, @robbowxm with the goal! Full match on our Youtube channel! #wafc @WiganAthSC @HeritagePodWAFC @PWUPodcast @LaticsOfficial
Am i missing something here?????? All the money thrown to them and pandering to them.....fuck off
Proud to announce that students in England will be able to study Ukrainian at GCSE.
It’s a chance for pupils to explore Ukraine’s rich culture and history and, for the Ukrainian community to remain connected to their heritage.
This is another step in our enduring support for Ukraine as part of the 100 Year Partnership 🇺🇦🇬🇧
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Remember in the movie The Matrix when they explained that the 90s were the peak of Western society and that everything went downhill after that?
We all found it absurd at the time.
Not so much anymore, do we?
So there you have it, politicians by their own definition are not working people
#PMQs Asked whether she agrees Emma Reynolds that employers aren't working people, Louise Haigh says Labour are for "people who don't have savings" and "rely on good public services". Is this a new definition of "working people"?
Ive worked it out, he is actually lazy. Doesn't use notes because it means he has to learn whats in them, made the jet pick him up cos he coukdnt be bothered travelling to london, works from manchester for a shorter commute etc.
Defo shops in county road home and bargain....full of the little crotch goblins
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Jar jar is actually one of the most realistic characters for our time. He's an incompetent retard from a jungle country who is given a position of political power by a female bureaucrat who thinks he will be an amazing leader if just given the right opportunity.
Sounds like us.......but we cut them from weekend games aswell......#wafc
Call me heartless but he had 2 days off which is the same as most people get and more than a lot, he can have a pint after games and does......just a massive wet wipe
‘I can’t grieve my dad properly, can’t go for a pint after the match’
Andy Burnham explains to @danielhewittitv how his life has changed since becoming PM
Watch our ITV Tonight Special, 'Burnham: Inside The First 100 Days' at 1915 on Tuesday 3rd November, ITV 1, ITVX and STV
"Dame" Emily Thornbury is a massive sanctimonious hypocritical cunt and nothing can change my mind on this....she always looks lioe shes farted but looking for someone else to blame
'I don't think employers are working people.'
@CamillaTominey grills Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds MP, over whether Labour has breached its manifesto pledge in the Budget.
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Mad how Axel Rudakubana's genocidal ancestry has no bearing on his Welsh Choirboyness, even though his parents moved here right before his birth, but I'm completely responsible for Transatlantic slavery 500 years ago.
100% but make it so the players backstage dont even know till the music hits
This #BeatLukeLittler only confirms one thing.
A Royal Rumble of darts would be sensational TV.
Same rules, one leg 501.
30 players, Winner stays on.
As soon as the leg is over a 10 second countdown starts and the next players music starts and walks out.
We don’t know who is in it, old players new players. Imagine all of a sudden Phil Taylor’s music starts to play…
Would be amazing TV.
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#Breakingnews | Things that will never get built
✅ Mersey Barrage
✅ New Train Station in the Baltic
✅ Littlewoods Film Studio
#BreakingNews | The preferred location for the world's largest tidal power scheme has been revealed.
A 1.5-mile stretch of the River Mersey has been identified as the preferred zone to develop a barrage between Wirral and Liverpool, which would create thousands of jobs, generate clean energy for over 120 years and protect businesses and homes from flooding caused by rising sea levels.
Mayor Steve Rotheram said: “At a time when events around the world can send energy prices soaring, we need to make better use of the resources we have on our own doorstep. We should be generating more of our own energy, strengthening our energy security and creating good jobs here at home.
"And with the potential to protect homes and businesses from rising sea levels too, this could be an investment in our region's future that our children, grandchildren and generations beyond them could still be benefiting from a century from now."
For the full story👇
ow.ly/qOWQ5102eWq
