Love Spike Milligan Doesn’t his headstone read ‘I told you I wasn’t feeling well’ or something like that ?
Politics getting out of hand in the States when it comes to this... https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/oct/06/isouth-carolina-judge-home-fire please log in to view this image
Create isis I don't care, isis can't do us **** all stcuk in caves in Afghanistan tbh.. just stop them coming here on boats with bigger boats that have big fuking anti terrorism guns on them, Just chat up some underage kids and you'll be top of the leader boards in no time Seriously tho watch her on that game bro.
100bn Minor bro We can just stop paying out foreign aid and thats paid for twice. It's the smart investment
It's been out of hand for a while. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...migration-raid-children-ziptied-b2839782.html https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2dnk0ee6pyo https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c740elm70z7o Then you got all the judges that
I can’t see anything wrong with this. Not sure why the lefties are up in arms about it. Shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick has defended remarks he made in March about the Handsworth area of Birmingham, in which he called it "one of the worst-integrated places" he had ever been to. In a recording reportedly made during a dinner and published by the Guardian, Jenrick said he had not seen "another white face" in the hour-and-a-half he spent in Handsworth filming a video about litter. Jenrick said on Tuesday he had no regrets about the language he used and would not "shy away" from issues of integration. West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker said he believed Jenrick's comments were racist, while Labour Party chair Anna Turley said they reduced people "to the colour of their skin". Handsworth's Independent MP Ayoub Khan said the remarks were "not only wildly false but also incredibly irresponsible". Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said she did not know the context of the recording but that Jenrick may have been "making an observation" about his visit to the area. "I heard that one of the MPs of that area was accusing him of racism. I completely disagree with that, I want to make that very clear," she told BBC Breakfast. "I wasn't there so I can't say how many faces he saw, but the point is that there are many people in our country who are not integrating," she said, adding she was "very worried about what is happening in Birmingham". The authenticity of the recording at the Aldridge-Brownhills Conservative Association is not disputed by Jenrick's team. In the recording, he goes on to say: "That's not the kind of country I want to live in. I want to live in a country where people are properly integrated. "It's not about the colour of your skin, or your faith, of course it isn't. But I want people to be living alongside each other, not parallel lives." Asked on BBC Radio 5Live on Tuesday whether he regretted the comments made in the recording, Jenrick said: "No, not at all, and I won't shy away from these issues." He said he brought up skin colour "because it's incredibly important we have a fully integrated society". "It's a very dangerous place if we have a country where people are living in ghettoised communities, where people are not living together side-by-side in harmonious communities. "We've seen the damage that can do in our society," he said. "We've had major failures of integration in this country for my whole lifetime. "We've got to fix it, and that's the comment I was making in Birmingham the other day." Labour's West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker said he was "appalled" and "disgusted" by Jenrick's comments made in the recording.
Interview with Kemi Badenoch by SKY was embarrassing, Beth Rigby just ran her round in circles lol....I want to see what conversation took place after the cameras stopped rolling, because Beth destroyed her.
