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RT if you believe @OrielOxford @UniofOxford must immediately cancel this disgusting event with Professor Arday’s tormentor @nathancofnas.
Join the @OxfordSUTR protest on Nov 17 should they fail to do so!
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On 19 July 2024, I published two posts on my X account in which I made allegations about Mr Mothin Ali being involved in the Harehills riots. I have accepted these were incorrect and I have jointly made a statement in open Court in order to apologise to Mr Ali and correct the record which is below.
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So, given the lie was an obvious political hit job, who is getting fired?
Because someone should be.
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If you want to ensure no one gives a fuck about the law, the police lying to everyone's faces is a good way to get there.
Replying to @metpoliceuk
The protest has now concluded with a total of 152 people arrested by officers.
The vast majority of arrests - 134 - were for expressing support for a proscribed organisation, under Section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000. This included two people arrested for attempting to put up a stage at the event.
4 arrests were made on suspicion of encouraging or assisting a crime, under Section 45 of the Serious Crime Act 2007.
A number of officers were assaulted while making arrests, but thankfully none required hospital treatment. Two people were arrested for assaulting emergency workers.
You chose your side, and it ain't us.
This photo takes me right back. Working as a home carer for Stockport Council.
It was my first proper job. A special job. But one of the toughest I've ever done.
I know what it’s like to wash someone, cook for them, and make time to actually listen to them before rushing off to the next call with the clock ticking.
I know how it feels to graft hard day and night doing tough, physical shifts for wages I struggled to get by on.
That's why I've always fought for a fairer deal for social care.
And I'm proud we started laying the foundations for change through the Employment Rights Act with the framework for the first ever fair pay agreement for adult social care workers.
But that’s also why the Prime Minister's announcement today matters so much.
A National Care Service could be genuinely transformative.
For decades, governments have kicked this issue down the road because they have seen it as too risky, too difficult and too complicated.
That changes today.
Giving billions to that cocaine addled midget in ukraine, while british kids go to bed hungry, is not keeping our people safe.
That you think it is suggests you should be nowhere near the lawmaking process of the United Kingdom.















